Swinging for the fences: The campaign to restore Wrigley Field
Swinging for the fences: The campaign to restore Wrigley Field
How the New York Jets Plan to Stay on Message
Dennis Culloton, President & CEO Before Super Bowl III, New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath famously and publicly guaranteed the Jets would win the championship game. Fortunately for Broadway Joe he was able to lead his team to victory, and in doing so joined the pantheon of sports legends. That kind of excited utterance is
Chicago: A City of Fair Weathered Fans with an Unruly Sporting Climate
Patrick O'Connell, Intern The prestige of Chicago sports is undeniable: the historic ’85 Bears and their shuffle into the hall of fame, the international phenomenon of the Jordan-era Bulls and the recent championship run made by the Blackhawks. One can argue, however, that despite its obvious presence in the sporting world, Chicago may be
Where Sports Branding Meets Politics: Jacksonville's Love Affair with Tim Tebow
Conor J. Culloton, Intern As our effort to help the Ricketts family win approval for their $500 million plan to save Wrigley Field continues, we are reminded that politics and sports often intersect in the open forum of 21st century American public opinion. But at least we haven't appealed for presidential intervention. The University of
February Madness Work Flow
CeCe Marizu, Account Executive If you haven’t started watching college basketball this season you’re missing out. Yeah, I’m talking to you “I don’t like college basketball until March” fans. For the past five weeks the number one team has gone down, Big Ten basketball is AMAZING this year and Notre Dame vs. Louisville reminded us