The print business is going downhill due to al gore's invention of the internet.

I don't know about sports management but you could do a major in business or maybe sports training.

I think there's someone on here who has worked for professional teams before but I can't remember her user name but I have her on facebook.

Want me to ask her where she went?

 

If you don't mind me asking, if you're interested in writing, why do you want to go business sports?

 

speak english much?

 

I dunno about the US but when you major in sports business/marketing over here the stuff you write is of the mindboggingly boring PR sort - if you write anything at all. Or do you mean in terms of academic papers?

 

I see. You might want to send Simon a PN and see if he can get you in touch with someone who knows how to best pursue such a career. Or why don't you contact the resident NFL scout? He's bound to know a thing or two about how to get into the business. Also, I'd just drop guys like Lombardi at the National Football Post a mail and simply ask away.

 

I have PMed with GRT8 and he was responsive I'd definitely try that route.

 

Oh, and check out George Mason University in Virginia. I happen to know that they have a sport management program with Charley Casserley as one of its instructors.