Dietz Sports & Entertainment

04/05/2022

It was great working with Jacksonville Jaguars legend, Tony Boselli, for a client event this evening in Amelia Island, Florida. Guests had the opportunity to hear the famous offensive tackle's collegiate and professional football stories and have their photo taken with him. Each guest also left the event with a Tony Boselli autographed football!

03/10/2022

06/02/2021

June 1: The outdoor capacity restrictions are lifted.

Fall 2021: The Detroit Lions plan to have crowds at Ford Field.

Officially, the Lions played 12 of 16 games at stadiums with no paid attendance. They played twice in front of crowds of more than 10,000 people.

04/13/2021

Congratulations Hideki Matsuyama on winning the Masters!

Hideki Matsuyama put together two brilliant closing rounds at the Augusta National to win the 2021 Masters.

04/08/2021

The Masters is here! Lets take a look at a few storylines ahead of this weekend!

Older guys thrive, Dustin Johnson tries to go repeat and Colin Morikawa's new league

03/03/2021

It looks like Indy is getting ready for March Madness in a B1G way!

Nearly 47,000 square foot bracket on JW Marriott is the first big project in one of the most anticipated months in recent Indianapolis sports history.

02/26/2021

Go Green! Go White! Go Blue! Big wins by Michigan and Michigan State yesterday!

After Iowa and Ohio State both lost on Thursday night, Purdue now suddenly controls its own destiny for the No. 4 seed in the Big Ten Tournament, and now Michigan State is a potential NCAA Tournament team again.

01/01/2021

Happy New Year!

12/18/2020

Happy Holidays!

11/26/2020

Happy Thanksgiving!

08/26/2020

Dietz Sports Rick Chryst: Pandemic is catalyst in reshaping college athletic landscape

Chryst, whose focus is NCAA DI athletics with Cleveland-based Dietz Sports and Entertainment, believes athletes are having larger say.

06/21/2020

Social causes and sports will be highlighted with the return of the ESPYs tonight at 9:00pm ET.

ESPYs hosts Russell Wilson, Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird discuss how the award show's focus will shift, including a recognition of the social unrest in the U.S.