What I read this week.

Josh Golka continues his trek through the athlete registration for each state. Last week, he looked at Georgia. (via Athlete Agent/Sports Agent Regulation)

Sarah Talalay covered one man’s idea of attempting to buy a piece of the Miami Dolphins. After last season, I hope there is some sort of sale going on. (via Sun Sentinel)

Women’s Pro Soccer is getting off the ground. New Name. New Logo. New Business Model. New Results? (via Zs Newsbits)

Dana Stubblefield pleaded guilty to lying about using performance enhancing drugs. He faces up to 6 months in prison….huh? 6 months? Let’s try not to cut off his chance at living a normal life again, shall we? (via Icks Corner)

Who are the 10 greatest sports franchises in history? Mark, over at SportsBiz, decided to tackle the question, and give you the answer. (via SportsBiz)

and Finally, over at Sports Marketing & PR Roundup, Joe Favorito looks at the MLS’s Chicago Fire’s decision to announce Best Buy as their sponsor, and he also talks a little about the “right time” to reveal your big news to the media (Scott Boras, you may want to read this). (via Sports Marketing and PR Roundup)

EXTRA NOTE:  Sports Business Carnival #8 is up over at Jason Peck’s website, Take A Peck.  Head over and check it out.  My featured post is ESPN:  Video Games…Now officially a sport.