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The Black Sports Agents Association (BSAA) was founded in 1996 by the Reverend Jesse Jackson, along with a handful of the nation’s most renowned African-American entrepreneurs and professionals in the Sports Industry.

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Interview with Carlton Spence, Celebrity Stylist & BSAA Executive Member

Carlton Spence, The American-born descendant of Jamaican parents, is a fashion wonder. "I've always loved fashion," he contends. "It's in my blood." He has an innate sense of style and creativity second to none. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts @ Amherst, Spence received his Bachelor of Science in Fashion Marketing in 1989, and has studied at New York City's Fashion Institute of Technology.

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	Rickie Fowler Earns 1st PGA Tour Win
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	Cris Carter Admits To Bounties
Former Minnesota Vikings All-Pro receiver Cris Carter says he put \"bounties\" on opposing players as a form of protection during his 16-year NFL career. Carter, currently an ESPN NFL analyst, said Tuesday night on \"Hill and Schlereth\" on ESPN Radio that he would offer money to teammates to take out players he thought were trying to take him out.

Jeremy Lin Won't Risk Health

MIAMI -- New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin tried to get his surgically repaired left knee healthy enough to return to the team's series against the Heat, but he said Wednesday that the knee never felt more than 85 percent strong. Last week, the 23-year-old Lin held out hope that he could possibly play in Game 5 on Wednesday night. But the fact that his knee isn't 100 percent is the primary reason why he has been ruled out of action.