The Bases Were Loaded (And So Was I) By Tom Callahan. - Entertainment Weekly, April 30, 2004

How Would Cosell Put It? Lately, Monday Night Football’s Schedule Is Lugubrious - Inside.com, October 15, 2001
The games haven’t been very good, either -- and that is testing one of the most consistent franchises in prime time. Tonight’s Cowboys-Redskins matchup features two 0-4 teams -- a first in 32 years of ABC broadcasts.

It's Not Easy Being Mike: Jordan Is Asked to Carry a Team -- and a League -- on His Back - Inside.com, September 26, 2001
Look carefully, however, and there are many reasons why the NBA can't oversell the world's greatest basketball player to networks negotiating to carry its games. If he can't make it to playoffs, and play for a while, even his affect will be minimal.

Is the Sky the Limit for Live Sports Television? - Inside.com, September 05, 2001
Several companies are looking at ways to obtain the broadcast rights to provide major-league entertainment for weary -- and mostly wealthy -- air travelers tired of the usual retreads.

NBA Looks For the Open Man as Its Contract With NBC Runs Out - Inside.com, May 22, 2001
NBC Sports wants to come back at a less-than-exorbitant price, but another bidder, like Disney's ABC-ESPN combination, could block that shot.

Prosecution slap shot - U.S.News & World Report, February 7, 2000
Taking sport to court.

No business slam dunk - U.S.News & World Report, January 31, 2000
His Airness has been in a financial slump.

Oysters, scotch, and hoops - U.S.News & World Report, November 15, 1999
New sports arenas are dens of luxury. They may also fail.

A Pilgrimage to Pigskin Paradise. - As appeared in U.S.News & World Report's Great Vacation Drives, Spring 1997 A visit to the new College Football Hall of Fame

Marshmallows Then, Rose Bowl Now - U.S.News & World Report, December 25, 1995
Northwestern University football coach Gary Barnett turned the perennial cellar-dwellers into Big Ten champions.

Courting big-time commercial success - U.S.News & World Report, December 11, 1995
Women's hoops have come a long way. Look for more TV deals, endorsements and pro league.

David Falk - U.S.News & World Report, December 11, 1995
An offensive threat for NBA players.