Play pickup against Crowder for $400 or golf with Wes Matthews for $500!

Both of the former stars dads are selling their services on the new website Thuzio from Tiki Barber...
http://www.thuzio.com/all/basketball/corey-crowder.html
http://www.thuzio.com/all/basketball...tthews-sr.html

Sam Worthen also available
http://www.thuzio.com/all/basketball/sam-worthen.html

Other former local notables include Dale Ellis ($99 for a phone call), Anthony Mason ($2,000 to attend your birthday party), Gary Payton ($2,500 for lunch)

IWB you should copy this site for the Milwaukee market. Not a bad idea especially once the market starts to normalize some of the outrageous prices.

I would want Anthony Mason or Gary Payton pay me if they wanted to meet me. Otherwise, no thanks.

Hacksaw Jim Duggan used to do parties and such for $500 + airfare. I'm still pissed my best man didn't pony up for my bachelor party.

There is a ton of B list athletes on this site that make me laugh...

Damn...Dale Ellis charges $99 for a phone call? I'd rather spend $2.99 per minute.

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Originally Posted by BuzzWilliams4Pres

There is a ton of B list athletes on this site that make me laugh...

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Almost all of these guys are barely D list worthy.
Grantland wrote up a nice summary.. Closest to B list I would have to say are Kerri Strug (Psuedo Olympic Hero), Lawrence Taylor/Isiah Thomas (HOFers with questionable post-playing careers), Eric Dickerson, and Larry Holmes.
http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/...athletes-price

There are some good names in there.

Careful of Keith Hernandez, he might ask you to help him move.

Takeru Kobayashi? No way am I buying that guy dinner.

Can't believe that Steve Lavin is in there, as is Gene Keady - is Keady still on Lavin's staff?

Please tell me this is a joke. No one would really pay for this stuff, would they?

Its big money Mac - some of the prices seem a bit out of hand, but if you are a huge fan of one particular team, say the Saints, and you could get Willie Roaf to come to your birthday party? Stuff like that - I can easily see a market for it.

Corporate outings - If a company in Detroit can have someone like Isaiah Thomas come to your outing, hang with your clients, tell stories and take pictures? Might be totally worth it.

Yeah, honestly I can see this kind of stuff really doing well. And what a business model. Just stick up a web-site, get a bunch of D-list guys to sign up, and take a 10-20% cut.