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"The stadium-and-arena building boom of the 1990s left Rick Horrow with a ringing in his ears. Most of it came from his telephone."
       - USA Today

"You cannot stop Rick Horrow. Maybe you can slow him down, but only if you find a way to confiscate his plane ticket and cell phone. Otherwise, he is everywhere at once... maneuvering behind the curtain of professional sports like the man making the marionette move."
       - Miami Herald

"The retention of Horrow Sports represents a... significant step taken by local officials to keep the A's from leaving Oakland."
       - Oakland Tribune

"The fictional Harold Hill and the real-life Rick Horrow were out-of-towners, selling dreams that would ultimately win their hosts' hearts and minds."
       - The Oklahoman

"Most sports fans have never heard of Rick Horrow, but he plays a huge role in their lives."
       - Scripps Howard News Service

"South Florida sports lawyer Rick Horrow has built a nationwide practice finding teams for stadiums and stadiums for teams."
       - South Florida Daily Business Review

"You probably couldn't throw a ball in any sports arena without hitting Rick Horrow or his work."
       - Palm Beach Post

"Horrow knows how to get a stadium built."
       - Fortune