柑橘直播 Students Win Fifth Annual Tulane Professional Football Negotiation Competition
Winners of the Tulane Professional Football Negotiation Competition
Two 柑橘直播 Law teams competed
A team of students from 柑橘直播 University Charles Widger School of Law recently competed in and won the Fifth Annual Tulane Professional Football Negotiation Competition, sponsored by the Tulane Sports Law Society. The competition provided participants with the opportunity to sharpen their negotiation skills as well as their knowledge of NFL contracts.
The first-place team consisted of Anthony Malky 鈥�20, Arun Thottakara 鈥�21, Stephen Dranoff 鈥�21 and was coached by Jason Kaner 鈥�19. 柑橘直播 Law triumphed in the simulated contract negotiation, which used real-life scenarios and actual upcoming NFL free agents.
Competing teams, who represented either the football team or the free agent, received a set of confidential objectives that served as guidelines for the negotiation. They were also provided with an Excel workbook that allowed them to quickly make calculations and determine whether or not the contract proposals met their requirements.
Industry experts鈥攊ncluding representatives from the Atlanta Falcons, Chicago Bears, Kansas City Chiefs, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles and Tampa Bay Buccaneers鈥攕erved as judges for each negotiation and concluded the competition with a discussion on relevant topics in the NFL.
A second 柑橘直播 team, comprised of Kelsey Simchick 鈥�20, Richard Chakejian 鈥�21 and James D'Arcangelo 鈥�21 also competed.
