David Rumsey
Newsletter Writer at Front Office Sports
A lot of golf, football, and anything & everything about the biz of sports for @FOS newsletters & more ⛳ 🏈💰🎥🏟️
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2 weeks ago |
frontofficesports.com | David Rumsey |Michael McCarthy
NFL chief media and business officer Brian Rolapp is leaving the league to become the PGA Tour’s new CEO, Front Office Sports confirmed. The news was first reported by ESPN on Thursday afternoon, after multiple reports from other outlets earlier this week suggested Rolapp was the favorite to land the new PGA Tour role. The PGA Tour declined to comment. Rolapp was largely seen as the No. 2 executive at the NFL, and a likely successor to commissioner Roger Goodell, 66.
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3 weeks ago |
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The early stages of NASCAR’s new $1 million in-season tournament will come into focus this weekend as fans continue to get used to the sport’s new media partners. Over the next three races on new rights-holder Amazon Prime Video, performances will determine the seeding for a 32-driver bracket. Drivers will be seeded by their best finish in the upcoming three races, with the first tiebreaker being the next-best finish.
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Expansion has been a hot topic for the NBA in recent years, with a prevailing thought that the league would add two franchises after it settled its media-rights future. But even with ESPN, NBC, and Amazon Prime Video starting 11-year, $77 billion deals next season, NBA commissioner Adam Silver doesn’t want to guarantee that the league’s current 30 owners will green-light expansion in the immediate future.
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frontofficesports.com | David Rumsey
The Goodyear Blimp, which celebrated its 100th anniversary this week, was in the sky at the first Super Bowl, has covered several Olympics, and has flown over the Indianapolis 500. But its purpose wasn’t originally sports broadcasting. The Akron-based company launched an aeronautics department in 1910 and 15 years later the blimp took its maiden flight.
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frontofficesports.com | David Rumsey
Michael Jordan has taken a major loss off the racetrack. Jordan’s 23XI Racing, and Front Row Motorsports, are now at risk of losing their NASCAR charter status—the sport’s version of franchises—as the entities’ legal battles continue. On Thursday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit vacated a preliminary injunction, ordered in December by a U.S. District Court in North Carolina, that required NASCAR to treat 23XI and Front Row as chartered teams for the 2025 season.
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RT @couz206: Thanks to @_DavidRumsey for coming on the show to talk the future of college sports, PE, Boise State, Big 12 and more. Link to…
RT @FOS: Pittsburgh is expecting 200,000 fans in attendance for the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club. It's a test run for the 2026 NFL Dr…
Get ready to hear a lot about Matt Vogt this week—the dentist playing in the U.S. Open. Per the USGA: - Worked as a caddie at Oakmont - Originally from Cranberry Township (PA) - Attended Seneca Valley HS - Played golf at Butler - DDS in dental surgery from Indiana University - https://t.co/P2q5tOvPtw
