The world of sports law is broken apart and put back together again by attorney Bram Maravent, who has worked in both the public eye at CNN Headline News, a legal analyst of sports business, and as an associate of a Miami law firm. Maravent discusses the issues dealing with the O'Bannon lawsuit, understanding the role of the NFLPA in the legal matters of Ray Rice, and the Florida State University issues surrounding Jameis Winston. Twitter: @Brammaravent

The El Paso Chihuahuas are one of the 2014 MiLB success stories in terms of revenue generation and attendance. Director of Ticket Sales Nathan Reilly explains how the former Tucson Sidewinders franchise relocated at the beginning of 2014 to El Paso, and had an immediate impact on the community. The Chihuahuas sold out 49 of 68 regular season games, ranking 3rd in the Pacific Coast League in average attendance, and averaged a sellout for the season at 8,193 fans per game. Reilly discusses the ways in which the team went full force into the community, selling out the house one ticket at a time. Twitter: @UTStars

Fanmaker hasn't reshifted their digital focus in college athletics as much as they have complimented their existing workflow to build an insights component to their client offerings. Fanmaker CEO Jason Cole talks about the humble beginnings of the company, formerly called Row27, that burst onto the scene with some of the best vendor video production and microsites offered to college athletic departments and professional sports franchises. Some of those dynamic images have helped shape recruiting in a segment of the sports industry where innovation was often lacking. It's also about capturing and engaging with the elusive fan. Cole covers the trends that are beginning to come into focus now, especially how data insights as well as fan information is becoming so vital to an organization's existence and future. Twitter: @JRCole