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Senior Sports Business Reporter | Previously: Washington Post, USA Today, Dallas Morning News, Sports Business Journal, On3. Jersey guy. Dallas is home.
Dallas, TX dallasnews.com Joined July 2012
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Dallas Mavericks take step forward in new arena project at Valley View Mall site.
Legends Global will represent Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont in creating an unrivaled fan experience in new arena to open for the 2031-32 season: dallasnews.com/sports/maveric…
www.dallasnews.com Dallas Mavericks take step forward in new arena project at Valley View Mall site Legends Global will represent Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont in creating an unrivaled fan experience at the former site of Valley View Mall.
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An (off-the-pitch) star is born: Meet Bob from Japan.

He went from sleepless in Seattle to a private plane, photos with strangers and World Cup tickets. Inside the sudden fame of a World Cup-made influencer.
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www.dallasnews.com An (off-the-pitch) World Cup star is born: Meet Bob from Japan An afternoon with an (off-the-pitch) star of the World Cup: Bob from Japan, a World Cup-made influencer who went from sleepless in Seattle to a private jet. D-FW helped make him a star.
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Unlevel playing field: As the NIL era turns 5 today, Texas high school athletes remain restricted.
Texas has as much elite high school talent as any state in the country. But the state’s NIL law is among the most restrictive. @DMNGregRiddle and me:
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www.dallasnews.com Unlevel playing field: As NIL era turns 5 today, Texas high school athletes remain restricted As the NIL turns 5 years old, The Dallas Morning News begins a series on the complex, nebulous high school NIL landscape. Texas has as much talent as any state yet one of the most restrictive laws.