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The Business of Sports Agents

Published in Hardcover by University of Pennsylvania Press (2002)

Authors: Kenneth L. Shropshire and Timothy Davis

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A Must Read for Future Sports Agents

This is require reading for our online Sports Agent Course.

Dr. G. Lynn Lashbrook
SportsManagementU

A MUST READ FOR FUTURE SPORTS AGENTS!

This book is a must read for anyone considering becoming a sports agent. The authors understand the industry and the issues it faces in the future. It is our primary textbook for our online Professional Athlete Management Course.

Dr. G. Lynn Lashbrook
President
SportsManagementU

Required Reading for Future Sports Agents

This book is a must read for anyone seriously considering to become a Sports Agents. It is a required reading for our online Professional Athlete Mangement course.

Dr. G. Lynn Lashbrook
President
SportsManagementU.com

Basketball Jones: America Above the Rim (Fast Track)

Published in Hardcover by New York University Press (2000)

Authors: Todd Boyd and Kenneth L. Shropshire

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one of the best b-ball books around

I personally thought this book was great. It was great because it told about how the NBA was so plain and simple back then but now its something else. So as you know this book was all about the NBA. So if you really like the NBA then you should buy this book. One of the best books I have ever read.

In Black and White: Race and Sports in America

Published in Paperback by New York University Press (1998)

Authors: Kenneth L. Shropshire and Kellen Winslow

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Great Book on Sports and Race

The moment I saw this book I was excited and I was even more pleased as I read through the text. Mr. Shropshire has done an outstanding job addressing a touchy topic within our society, sports and race. He brings up the very issues that many African-Americans think but have not expressed while at the same time examines the hardcore issues that are preventing many African-Americans from achieving success beyond the playing field.

Mr. Shropshire doesn't just bore you with statistics and examples of past indiscretions, he does a good job at outlining remedies, which may solve many of the problems that African-Americans face within the sports industry.

If you have a passion for sports and race relations, this book is for you.