Keeping Score

Keeping Score

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Keeping Score episodes

  • Mixed Signals
    As the sports recovery continues, mixed signals begin to show in regards to the business of sports. European Soccer has seen a significant bump in TV ratings, but Olympic Games sponsors are unsure about their future commitments. Sports Professor Rick Horrow analyzes these key stories and also talks with USL President Jake Edwards after his league recently voted to return to action on July 11th.

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    27 min
  • Fans returning

    As fans slowly return to major sports events, the eyes of other sports leagues currently on pause are intently monitoring the results. Golf is one of those taking the lead in resuming play, so who better to provide perspective on the current state of the PGA TOUR than their longest standing tournament director, the RBC Heritage's Steve Wilmot. We also break down some major sponsorship shifts including Coke pulling from MLB and adding investment in Premier League.



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    30 min
  • Return of sports taking shape
    From the NBA to the PGA TOUR to New Zealand, what sports will look like as they return is starting to take shape. This week Rick Horrow talks with Executive Director of The Honda Classic, Ken Kennerly, about what is happening behind-the scenes at PGA TOUR sites. Kennerly describes what to look for both on television, and eventually on the course, as action resumes.

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    25 min
  • Worldwide comeback
    Signs of a worldwide comeback in sports are beginning to appear. Sports professor Rick Horrow reviews some of the key markers this week on Keeping Score. He also talks with Mastercard Senior VP of Global Sponsorships Michael Robichaud about some of their transformative CSR work including Stand Up To Cancer and Priceless.

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    23 min
  • Sports sponsorship freefall
    Rick Horrow breaks down the jaw dropping numbers coming in from around the world about the economic impact of COVID-19 on sports sponsorship. He's joined by Lisa Delpy Neirotti, the director of the sport management program at George Washington University. Dr. Delpy Neirotti is a pioneer in the field of sports tourism and talks about the current and future impact of philanthropy in sports.

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    22 min
  • Recovery mode
    Rick Horrow talks with the champion of last weekend's Real Heroes 400, NASCAR Cup Series driver Kevin Harvick, about the work of his charitable foundation. Rick breaks down the recovery plans for several sports leagues looking to return to action.

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    16 min
  • Remembering Don Shula
    Rick Horrow talks with former Miami Dolphins star quarterback, Bob Griese, about his memories from the NFL's only undefeated season and playing under the team's legendary coach Don Shula. Rick shares some of the biggest sports business items of the week.

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    30 min

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Sports Business Analyst Rick Horrow talks with the playmakers, deal makers and rule makers in the world of sports. Plus, he gives his take on items in the news using his 30 years of experience doing…