Peter, this may more appropriately be called lessons learned as opposed
to Right versus Wrong.
 
1. Be careful of the text book. Some are written for law school students
as opposed to graduate students interested in Sports Management.
 
2. Law school case method doesn't work. Try getting students to approach
cases from the standpoint of what lessons are to be learned from the
case for the aspiring Sports Manager.
 
3. If you are like I (a weekend athlete) real live athletes and Sports
Managers are a plus, especially if they will speak to legal issues e.g.
agent representation, league sanctions and enforcement,and contracts.
 
If you are teaching undergaduate students with no business law
background Doyice J. Cotton and T. Jesse Wilde's book Sport Law for
Sport Managers, Kendall/Hunt Publishing is a good text.
 
Hope this helps.
 
Bob Lamb    ...deep in the heart of Texas (This is SPURS country!)