Without attention, sport cannot grow, sell television rights, attract sponsors, pay athletes or find the next generation of fans. But with the wrong kind of attention, it scares away folks who have spent decades following it. Without attention, sport cannot grow, sell television rights, attract sponsors, pay athletes or find the next generation of fans. But with the wrong kind of attention, it scares away folks who have spent decades following it.
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