Nancy Lough In The News

Minneapolis Star Tribune
As interest and stability increase for WNBA, so do calls for bigger salaries, expansion
LVSportsBiz
Nancy Lough, a professor in the UNLV education college and who has a sports-business background, said it’s a good move because the WNBA won’t compete against the NFL when the Raiders arrive in 2020 or the NHL Golden Knights in the Las Vegas market because the WNBA schedule is mostly in the summer.
Las Vegas Review Journal
Professional Bull Riding may get an argument from other sports, but for now it is forging ahead with its "toughest sport on Earth" marketing strategy as it aims to increase its business profile in the Las Vegas market.
Wallet Hub
If you weren’t a fan of soccer before 2015, America’s record-breaking victory in this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup just might make one out of you. In early July, all eyes were on the U.S. Women’s National Team as it became the first to win three FIFA Women’s World Cups and the only one ever to score five goals, the most in a WWC Final.