Agent Leigh Steinberg to speak, sign books at SMU

[Rebel10]

The man gets on the radio and publicly down talks SMU during the ASU fiasco now SMU is having him on campus for this. smh.

[malonish]

Glitter bomb.

[sbsmith]

We love to honor our opponents

[Bergermeister]

This calls for black jerseys

[redpony]

simply another prime example of the incompetence infesting our athletic department and its' leader.

[GiddyUp]

Lets invite the moron who botched Junes deal lvng smu and got his twitter "hacked"

[jpe747]

This calls for black jerseys

A+

[redpony]

torches might be better.

[78pony]

That we would allow this guy on campus is just mind boggling.

[redpony]

think positive- maybe he is bringing a contract for tiki to sign so he can leave here and go elsewhere.

[GiddyUp]

How to lose millions and lose clients....

[No Quarter]

Another case of JJ haveing leverage?

[mrydel]

Step 9 of the 12.

[PlanoStang]

Looks like Smoooo outsourced our bookstore.

[PonyTime]

Post your favorite JJ questions below and perhaps they will be asked...


SMU SPORT MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM
Consider this an open invitation to a guest lecture on
Monday, March 3, 2014
from 12:30 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Simmons Hall Atrium
The presenter will be Leigh Steinberg,
one of the greatest sports agents in history.

Book signing will follow lecture.

The real-life "Jerry Maguire," super-agent Leigh Steinberg shares his personal stories on the rise, fall, and redemption of his game-changing career in the high-stakes world of professional sports.

Leigh Steinberg is renowned as one of the greatest sports agents in history, representing such All-Pro clients as Troy Aikman, Bruce Smith, and Ben Roethlisberger. Over one particular seven-year stretch, Steinberg represented the top NFL Draft pick an unheard of six times. Director Cameron Crowe credits Steinberg as a primary inspiration for the titular character in Jerry Maguire, even hiring Steinberg as a consultant on the film. Light-years ahead of his contemporaries, he expanded his players' reach into entertainment. Already the bestselling author of a business book on negotiation, the original super-agent is now taking readers behind the closed doors of professional sports, recounting priceless stories, like how he negotiated a $26.5 million package for Steve Young—the biggest ever at the time—and how he passed on the chance to represent Peyton Manning.