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Article: Sports law a competition all its own
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- Daily Record and the Kansas City Daily News-Press
- Article date:
- March 18, 2008
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When Mike Glazier was cut by the Kansas City Chiefs before ever
getting an opportunity to throw a pass in a game, he knew football
might not be his calling.
So the former Indiana University quarterback went to law school
and began a career path that at the time was nonexistent.
Little did he know his career choice would be the envy of
attorneys and law students alike.
Glazier, a partner with Bond, Schoeneck & King's Overland Park
office, is now one of the top sports law attorneys in the country.
And as sports at the collegiate and professional levels continue to
grow in popularity, so does the need for counsel.
Whether it's defending coaches in alleged NCAA infractions -- as
Glazier did ...