Jerry Jones wants sports betting in Texas
November 10, 2026
Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Sees Path to End Zone for Texas Sports Betting Legalization
Recent political shifts in Texas, including notable Democratic gains during the 2026 midterm elections, have sparked renewed optimism among proponents for legalizing sports betting. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has voiced strong support for the change, arguing that state regulation would generate tax revenue, safeguard sports integrity, and protect consumers. Before sports betting can become a reality, Texas lawmakers must pass legislation to authorize a statewide referendum so that voters can ultimately decide on amending the state constitution.
Casino
BC Partners quietly renews push to save LIV Golf ahead of 2027, per report
Private-equity firm BC Partners is quietly renewing its efforts to establish a successor for LIV Golf ahead of the 2027 season, despite previously pulling its $300 million offer after failing to secure enough player commitments. The firm's new plan involves acquiring a $50 million bankruptcy loan from the PIF to help revive a scaled-back version of the league and settle claims with vendors. While up to 40 players have expressed interest, uncertainty remains regarding whether LIV or the PIF will be receptive to the new proposal.
Golfweek
Mike Tirico misses Sunday Night Football broadcast as Noah Eagle steps in
Broadcaster Mike Tirico missed his scheduled 300th NFL broadcast covering the matchup between the Chicago Bears and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers due to an unspecified health issue. Noah Eagle stepped into the booth alongside Cris Collinsworth to handle the play-by-play duties following a demanding weekend that included calling a top-tier college football game. Tirico is expected to return to NBC's coverage once he has recovered from his temporary absence.
Yahoo Sports
Gotham FC survive poor home field conditions, edge Seattle in NWSL playoff opener
Gotham FC advanced to their fourth consecutive NWSL semifinal by defeating the Seattle Reign 1-0 thanks to an early fourth-minute own goal by Reign defender Jordyn Bugg. Despite poor, sandy field conditions at Sports Illustrated Stadium that disrupted the flow of play and drew criticism from coach Juan Carlos Amorós, goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger preserved the win with critical saves to extend her clean sheet record to 12. With this quarterfinal victory, Gotham moves just two wins away from capturing an elusive treble, having already secured the Challenge Cup and the NWSL Shield earlier this season.
New York Post
2030 RLWC heads to Pacific, USA with Magic Round format
The International Rugby League has announced that the 2030 Rugby League World Cup will be held across the Pacific region and the United States using a multi-city "Magic Round" format. Organized in collaboration with the Australian Rugby League Commission, the five-week tournament will feature expanded fields of 12 men's and 10 women's teams playing matches across five distinct host locations. Additionally, the concurrent wheelchair tournament will take place in France, continuing the tradition of simultaneous global events.
Sports Business Journal
Back surgery will keep Robert Kraft from Rob Gronkowski’s Patriots Hall of Fame induction
Patriots owner Robert Kraft recently underwent back surgery, forcing him to miss Rob Gronkowski's induction into the Patriots Hall of Fame on Saturday. Doctors ordered Kraft to stay off his feet, which will also sidelined him for the team's game against the Packers and their trip to Munich for a Week 10 matchup against the Lions. Gronkowski, who dealt with multiple back surgeries during his own playing career, fully understood Kraft's absence from the ceremony.
NBC Sports
CapTech hires sports tech exec Mike Morris
Veteran sports technology executive Mike Morris has joined CapTech as a principal in their sports and media practice, bringing clients from his previous advisory firm. Morris brings extensive industry experience, having previously served as the Chief Technology Officer of Major League Baseball and the Chief Information Officer of Legends Global. He joins a practice led by Jon Bradway that already boasts an extensive roster of sports properties and brands across golf, racing, football, baseball, media, and marketing.
Sports Business Journal
Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. Box Office Manager.
The Box Office Manager leads a high-performing sales and service team that does more than process transactions. This position is responsible for creating a culture focused on educating guests about Grand Prix Plaza's attractions, experiences, events, and offerings while driving attendance, revenue growth, guest satisfaction, and operational efficiency. Apply Now.
TPC Network. Executive Sous Chef.
This position will utilize personal creative talent to create original, creative menu items and displays. Perform creative methods of cooking, portion control, and garnish. Assist in the planning and scheduling of the kitchen staff and supply requirements for the culinary department. Assist in the accountability for cost, utilization, and performance of employees and equipment. Apply Now.
San Diego Wave FC. Accounting Manager.
San Diego Wave Fútbol Club is seeking a detail-oriented and driven Accounting Manager to support the month-end and year-end close process and perform daily accounting operations. This role encompasses key responsibilities such as reviewing accounts payable and accounts receivable transactions, preparing journal entries and reconciliations for month end close, managing the relationship between sporting and front office and driving process improvements. Apply Now.
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Philip Rivers Expected to be Hired As NC State Coach
Former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers is expected to be hired as the next head coach at North Carolina State, his alma mater, succeeding the fired Dave Doeren. Rivers, 44, previously coached high school football in Alabama and briefly returned to the NFL with the Colts last season after his initial retirement. Another former NC State quarterback, Russell Wilson, also interviewed for the position, but Rivers ultimately emerged as the primary focus of the school's search.
Front Office Sports
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