Duke Basketball:
Duke entered March Madness as the #2 seed in the East Bracket and moved into the Sweet 16 with wins over Binghamton 86-62, and Texas 74-69. They’ll take on the #3 seed Villanova on Thursday – March 26th.

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In today’s time of financial hardship, our hearts were touched when we learned the plight of this woman in an article in USA Today, who says she has no income and is going through a divorce. Her post-nup is only going give her $43 million, but luckily she’s going to court to get the amount she really needs to live on – $100 million and $130K per month in alimony

We all know how tough it can be to live on $53K per week in these tough times. For sure we can all relate to some of this woman’s weekly expenses: $700 for limousine service, $4,500 for clothes, $1,000 for hair and skin treatments, $1,500 for restaurants and entertainment, and $8,000 for travel.

Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers….

Nike is doing a pretty cool marketing tactic to promote their NikeiD solution by going to some of their top basketball schools and letting the teams design their own shoes to wear in the upcoming NCAA Tournament. Check out this promotional clip that includes Coach K, and you can read about when the NikeiD team came to meet with the team here (page 24-27).

NASCAR: Kyle started off the weekend by winning the Truck Series race at Atlanta on Saturday, and then on Sunday in the Sprint Cup race Martin finished in 10th, Dale Jr. in 11th, and Kyle in 18th. The guys will be off until March 22nd when they head to Bristol.

Duke: Duke finished the regular season at 25-6 after a loss today at North Carolina 79-71. They took second in the ACC with an 11-5 record.

Beckham: David’s reps reached an agreement for him to stay with AC Milan through the end of their season on May 31st, then return to the Galaxy on July 1st.

Our studio has been developing official websites for athletes for over 10 years now, and we’re often asked what the key to having a successful athlete site is – the answer without a doubt is the athlete’s agent.

Without the agent’s commitment to the internet, the athlete’s online presence is going to be second rate at best.

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Much has been written about the Blue Planet site we developed for the Duke Men’s Basketball Program, but Ben Cohen’s in-depth article for the “Duke Chronicle“, helps give a very interesting and unique behind the scenes perspective from the Duke side on the project.

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