The following is a submission from Mitchell Kaplain, who profiled agent BJ Armstrong.īenjamin Roy “B.J.” Armstrong was born on Septemin Detroit, Michigan. With permission from the interviewee and the student, I will be publishing some of the results that were submitted to me for review (and grading). Students were told to interview their chosen subjects and provide a write-up based on their discussions. My Fall 2012 students’ term papers required them to solicit practicing sports agents who had not formerly been interviewed for an article on Sports Agent Blog. In particular, the focus of the course is on NCAA, state, and federal rules and regulations, players’ association regulations, collective bargaining agreements, client services, and various duties involved in the representation of athletes. The Sport Agency Management course is intended to provide students with a greater understanding of the current issues and laws related to the sport agent profession and focuses primarily on the legal and practical way to act in the capacity of a sport agent and/or operate a sport agency. It has been a true blessing to have been given the opportunity to teach driven, intelligent students, which is something I hope to continue doing for the rest of my life. Recently, I wrapped up my second year of teaching Sport Agency Management at Indiana University Bloomington. Armstrong left ESPN and joined Wasserman Media Group, a marketing and media group based out of Los Angeles, as a sports agent.
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