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USA COLLEGE SPORTS, INC. is a unique, sports broadcasting production, consulting,
event creation & administration, franchise management, marketing, media and public relataions firm. The firm was established in 1988 as USA Football, Inc., the nation's initial Internet firm to established national polls as well as create the first-ever NCAA Division III Senior Football All-Star Game that eveolved into the Aztec Bowl and is televised nationally by ESPN. With the sale of USA Football, Inc. to the NFL and the NFL Player's Union, USA College Sports, Inc. emerged to focus on all intercollegiate sports and was focused on building long-term relationships with both men and women's sports at all three NCAA divisions as well as the NAIA, NJCAA and evene independent orgabization by providing exceptional
services that maximize revenue growth and public awareness for its clients. The firm has no equal in the Sport Industry, creating, developing and maintaining collegiate athletic competitions that are compliant with the rules yje nation's governing bodies as well as building public awarene through the creation of various sports writers' organizations. |
| USA COLLEGE SPORTS, INC. established a broadcasting division in 1988, providng
sports productions for Suburban Cablevision, a predecessor of Comcast in the State of New Jersey. Original broadcast productions included men's soccer covereg of Princeton, Rutgers and Seton Hall matches at Division I as well as Montclair State and Trennton State at D-III. The firm currently
is a leading source of sports web casting productions for not only collegiate regular-season sports coverage but also post-season conference tournaments in addition to post-season senior All-Star games that are created and promoted by the firm. USA College Sports, Inc. provides web streaming services through an affiliate, SPORTSNETAMERICA. |
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| USA COLLEGE SPORTS, INC. maintains a staff that includes members of the working press, officers in national media organizations,
coaches, academicians,athletic administrators, former athletes, executives from professional sports organizations and technical experts,
all of whom blend together to provide the general public with up-to-date sports coverage of all sports at all levels
as well as sports-related organizations with exclusive sports consulting services. The firm has cultivated a broad
base of diversified relationships. With the guidance of its unique Executive Board members, the foundation is in place for continued future success that will parallel its initial two decades of progress |
| n 1988, USAFOOTBALL.COM commenced
conducting national polls for NCAA Division III football. Staff members had pre-season previews published in national
sports magazines and became voting members of national player awards at the NCAA Division I-A level as well as
the Gagliardi Trophy and Melberger Award for Division III standouts. USAFOOTBALL.COM sponsored the first-ever and
only NCAA-certified college football championship doubleheader in East Orange, NJ on November 23, 1996. Participating
in the ECAC Division III Southeast and Southwest Championships were Franklin & Marshall College, Frostberg
State University, the United States Merchant Marine Academy and Wilkes University. On December 22, 1996, the firm
promoted the first-ever NCAA Division III Senior All-Star football game with the Inaugural Holiday Classic pitting
the Metropolitan New York All Stars against the Philadelphia Area All Stars. In future years, NCAA Division III
senior All- Star games were played in Paterson, NJ, Fayetteville, NC and Shreveport, LA paving the way for the
NCAA-sanctioned Aztec Bowl. In November, 2002, usafootball.com became the youth advocacy outlet for the NFL and
its Players' Association. |
| Over the last decade, USA College Sports, Inc. created and continuelly develops sixteen (16) college sports internet domains. The business plans are similat with the objestives including an up-grading of public awareness for each sport, Increased media expsoure is targeted by the creation of pre-season polls and All-American selections, regular season weekly polls in addition to Athletes of the Week as well as post-season polls, All-American teams and senior All-Star competitions. In 2011, USACOLLEGELACROSSE.COM published its Inaugural NCAA D I, II and III, NAIA and NJCAA first, second and third team plus honorable mention lists as well as innovative Freshmen All-American Teams, USACOLLEGELACROSSE.COM also created the USA LDL (Lacrosse Development League) that brought together the premier underclasswomen for two indoor games in East Brusnwick. In addition USACOLLEGEBASKETBALL.COM put together the first-ever event that included players from NCAA and NJCAA colleges, |
| With the start of the 2011-1012 academic year, USACOLLEGEFIELDHOCKEY.COM will release its inaugural pre-season All-American plans while interns focusing on event planning careers in the Sport Industry are developing a business plan that will be implremented to produce a post-season senior All-Star event. USACOLLEGESOCCER.COM will publish its pre-season All-American selections and establish the 3rd Annual Senior All-Star matches. USACOLLEGEFOOTBALL.ORG will introduce its pre-season All-American teams, offer regular season polls and Players of the Week as wekk as post-season All-American teams. A business plan to produce the Inaugual NCAA FCS (I-AA) Senior All-Star Game has been developed while look for a re-birth of the original USA Football Holiday Classic at the D-II and D-III levels. |
| USA College Sports, Inc. has established the USA College Cup commencing with the 2011-2012 academic year. There will be ten (10) awards presented to honor NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA and NJCAA men and women's intercollegiate programs predicated upon excellence in academics, athletics and community service. Nominations for the awards will be made by the college presidents with supporting materials submitted by the director of athletics and sports informaton directors. After the USA College Sports' Executive Board narrows the field to 10 in each of the 10 categories, a national selection committee will rank the candidates 1 to 10 and cast their votes. The institution with the highest vote total in each category will be award a USA College Cup. |
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