DR JOHN IS ON THE TENNIS CHANNEL OVER THE NEXT TWO WEEKS (PREVIOUSLY RECORDED): Dr. John F. Murray to appear on the Tennis Channel in episodes 3 and 4 of “Fit to Hit” with host Danielle Dotzenrod. Episode 3 starts July 26.… Read the rest
Editorial – JohnFMurray.com – I was given this interesting article by a colleage at a for-profit college in which I serve as an adjunct professor, Argosy University (Sarasota campus) in the EDMC umbrella. It’s interesting because so many take shots at for profit schools these days.… Read the rest
Sports psychology commentary – Sunday Telepgraph – June 21, 2009 – William langley – Andy Murray is the brightest Wimbledon hopeful Britain has produced for decades. Even if he triumphs, winning over the public will be trickier. Ever since he emerged, slab-chopped and scowling, beneath a jungle of greasy curls, Andy Murray, the nation’s brightest tennis star, has been frightening opponents – but also a substantial segment of the British public and the advertisers who ought to be making him rich.… Read the rest
The New Yorker – May 11, 2009 – Annals of Innovation – When Underdogs Break the Rules – by Malcolm Gladwell – When Vivek Ranadivé decided to coach his daughter Anjali’s basketball team, he settled on two principles. The first was that he would never raise his voice.… Read the rest
Memphis Commercial Appeal – Jul 29, 2007 – Scott Cacciola – Ole Miss coach Ed Orgeron’s voice boomed inside a large conference room at the Memphis Botanic Garden, where he addressed more than 500 fans and alumni at the annual summer meeting for the Rebel Club of Memphis on July 19.… Read the rest
Florida Times-Union – Mark Woods – The name was there when he bought the dealership. But he was more than happy to keep it. He’s been a University of Florida football fan since he was growing up in Jacksonville in the 1960s.… Read the rest
TENNIS WEEK MAGAZINE – Richard Pagliaro – October 22, 2008 – Gulping deep gasps of air between points, a drained Novak Djokovic seemed to suffer from an assortment of ailments: an upset stomach, hip pain, breathing issues, a sore ankle and the suffocating play from Tommy Robredo who dragged the third-seeded Serbian into a fifth-set duel at last month’s US Open.… Read the rest
Sports Business News – Jan 17, 2008 – Howard Bloom – The classic 1933 Novel Lost Horizon written by James Hilton tells the story of Hugh Conway, A veteran member of the British diplomatic service who finds inner peace, love, and a sense of purpose in Shangri-La.… Read the rest
