AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCollege Sports Business: Colorado Mesa University is seeing local businesses step into NIL licensing for the first time, showing how the athlete economy is shifting from small social posts to real partnerships. Eligibility Shake-Up: The NCAA is recommending an age-based Division II eligibility model with a five-year clock, which could affect Colorado Mesa athletes starting with the 2026 season. Denver Family Fun: The Big Bounce America—billed as the world’s largest bounce house—lands at the Denver Coliseum Aug. 22-23 with live DJs, food trucks, and 50,000+ square feet of inflatables. Local Arts & Community: Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced a universal childcare task force and a “Mile High Line” plan that bundles neighborhood upgrades, including areas around sports stadiums. Sports Spotlight: Hunter Goodman’s late homer lifts the Rockies over the Nationals 8-7, while the Angels fired an advance scout nicknamed “Baseball Spy” after he allegedly filmed Rockies coaches.
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