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PSG News 3-6-2010Posted March 6th, 2010 FIBA has released the next Players” Agent’s licensing test session and location. The test will be in San Juan, Puerto Rico on Friday the 21st of May 2010 at 10:30 AM. For those interested in becoming FIBA certified check out www.FIBA.COM under Experts/Agent Corner where the “Players’ Agent’s certification process” and application form are available. If you need help give us a call or contact Francine Cullimore “Agents and Transfer Manager” directly. Her email is Cullimore@FIBA.COMHave a Great Month and Let us know how we can help you succeed ! Pro Sports Group News Gustavsson to start for LeafsPosted March 6th, 2010 It’s shaping up to be a battle of backups when the Maple Leafs play the flu-ravaged Senators tonight.Jonas Gustavsson will start for the Leafs as coach Ron Wilson begins his season-ending experiment to have the Swedish rookie split the rest of the season with veteran J.S. Giguere. Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise StatePosted March 6th, 2010 Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise StateKyle Wilson provided all of the senior leadership for a very good Boise State team in 2009. Wilson has very few flaws in his game, and only his lack of elite measurables will push him into the latter stages of the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft. Quote of the Week - Practice!Posted March 6th, 2010 You can't make a great play unless you do it first in practice.-- Chuck Noll Baker drawing interest around the leaguePosted March 6th, 2010 It was a surprise when the Patriots cut tight end Chris Baker on Thursday, and even with 48 hours of hindsight, it’s still a bit of a headscratcher.The 30-year-old Baker received a five-year deal before the start of the 2009 season, was dutiful in his attempts to try and pick up the New England offense (I witnessed him staying after practice during training camp on at least two occasions to work with Tom Brady) and was a positive presence in the locker room. You could argue that the numbers were not where the Patriots would have liked them to be (14 catches for 142 yards and two touchdowns), but the tight ends were only a minimal part of the passing game this year. New case: Steelers QB investigated for Ga. assaultPosted March 6th, 2010 MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. — For the second time in a year, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is being accused of sexual misconduct, with a police investigating him Saturday for an alleged assault at a nightclub in a Georgia college town.Dansby and More!!!Posted March 6th, 2010 All the talk about fiscal restraint in an uncapped year turned out to be a lot of hot air on the first day of the NFL's free-agency period.The dollars were flying furiously yesterday as the Bears lavished defensive end Julius Peppers with $40 million in guaranteed money, the Dolphins made Karlos Dansby the league's third-highest-paid linebacker with $22 million guaranteed, and the Ravens prepared to reward wide receiver Anquan Boldin after landing him in a trade with the Cardinals. NFL free agency begins Friday without capPosted March 6th, 2010 NEW YORK — The NFL has swallowed the poison pill. When the league and the players association reached a new collective bargaining agreement in 2006, a clause called for eliminating the salary cap in 2010. Both sides assumed an uncapped season would be so distasteful that a new contract would be finalized long before the cap disappeared.Even when the owners opted out of the CBA in 2008, little thought was given to an actual removal of the salary cap that generally has been beneficial for both owners and players. Artis Hicks closing in on deal with RedskinsPosted March 6th, 2010 Versatile offensive lineman Artis Hicks appears to be close to an agreement with the Washington Redskins, according to his agent JR Rickert. Hicks has spent the past four seasons with the Vikings and last year was the team's top backup at both guard and tackle spots.Seven Quick Questions For Lars Lagerback's AgentPosted March 6th, 2010 Greg Keenan, sports agent and chief executive of Aspire Management whose client Lars Lagerback has just been appointed head coach of Nigeria's national soccer team, gives a peek behind the scenes at how a coach taking a team to the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals in South Africa in June lands the job. The Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) interviewed Lagerback, who previously coached Sweden, along with former England coaches Sven-Goran Eriksson and Glen Hoddle, former Senegal coach Bruno Metsu and former Ghana coach Ratomir Dujkovic for the post.PSG News 2-24-2010Posted February 24th, 2010 The NFL Combine kicks off tomorrow and the next few months are full of serious activity for our Football Agents. Let us know if we can assist in anyway. You are having to do the heavy lifting right now but we are here to support your efforts as much as possible. If you are not up to date, the Arena league is back. An article on this is in the newsletter. If you want your men and ladies looking their professional best for their team/player interviews there is no one better to see than “Molly” with “Astor and Black”. Her team will be located in studio 5 of the Hyatt Regency (on floor 3), Astor and Black Custom Clothing will be offering some fantastic packages. Feel free to contact Molly (917-543-1099 or Molly@astorandblack.com) while in Indy or prior to set up your appointment, walk-in's also welcome. See the details she has for you in today’s newsletter. Thanks to our members for the many referrals. We continue to work hard for our graduates and your support continues our growth. Pro Sports Group Staff Devin McCourty 2010 NFL Draft ProspectPosted February 24th, 2010 Devin McCourty, CB, RutgersDevin is looking to follow his brother, Jason, into the NFL this April. An outstanding athlete, who excels on special teams, McCourty still has the potential to become an even better corner. Emotional LT bids farewell to San DiegoPosted February 24th, 2010 POWAY, Calif. - LaDainian Tomlinson bid an emotional farewell to San Diego, then looked toward a future that he hopes will include an elusive Super Bowl title."It's definitely sad to leave, but I'm excited, as well, about the future," Tomlinson said during a press conference Wednesday. The Chargers released him Monday after a mostly brilliant nine-year run in which he became one of the greatest running backs in NFL history. Tomlinson thanked the fans; his teammates throughout the years; the Chargers, for giving him a chance; and lastly, his pregnant wife, LaTorsha, who was sitting to his right in a ballroom at a suburban golf course. Top 32 prospects: DT Suh gets no push for top spotPosted February 24th, 2010 I usually love putting quarterbacks atop my annual list of the top 32 NFL Draft prospects. That's how I roll.Not this year. That's how much I think of Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh -- he's a beast. I first really took note of him in the Gator Bowl game after the 2008 season when Nebraska played Clemson. He couldn't be blocked that day, registering two sacks and eight tackles. He couldn't be blocked at all last season. Did you see his domination of Texas in the Big 12 Championship Game? He was a one-man wrecking crew with four sacks. That's why he's atop my board, ahead of all the quarterbacks. Not by much, mind you. Westbrook Vows to Show He Can Still PlayPosted February 24th, 2010 Brian Westbrook plans to play next season. It just won’t be for the Eagles, who cut ties with him Tuesday."A lot of things you lack physically, you make up in the mental aspect. That doesn't mean you can't compete at a very high level," Westbrook told CSN's Derrick Gunn. "You see Brian Dawkins, he played here until he was 34 or 35 years old, then went out to Denver and played at a very high level. It can be done. It takes a special player to be able to do that. I have that will to do it, that desire to do it. I am going to train as hard as I can this offseason to come back and show people that I can still play." |
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