Looking for a source on sports violence

Does anyone know any good sources -- a national association, maybe -- who deal with violence associated with sports events? Ideally someone who can speak to violence in high school sports. Any help is appreciated. Been Googling and can't quite find anything that fits what I'm looking for.

 

Try a pro football agent by name of Drew Rosenhaus. He specializes in representing violent players that others won't take on.

If all fails try Harry Edwards who seems to have a sociological explanation and excuse for every violent act by a pro athlete.

 

Start here:
http://www.northeastern.edu/sportinsociety/research/expertsguide.html

 

Dan Lebowitz is a quote machine. He's great.

 

Thanks Prospero ... I think that may do it. We're looking at violence involving athletes in events and the aftermath of events -- we've had a couple of incidents, so we're doing the obligatory trend story. It'll be good to have an outside voice, because all the local ones are well-practiced at talking without saying anything.

 

Hacker:
There's a Ph.D down in the Dallas/Fort Worth area by the name of Dr. Donald Beck. He used to write a guest column for DMN on a variety of topics under the umbrella of values/cultural mores/psychology, and is a delightful guy to source. I interviewed him for a book I wrote about five years ago and he was terrific. He can flex his expertise to about any sports topic, and I presume that would include violence in sports.

By the way, you aren't perchance related to the Sergeant Hacker from Gomer Pyle USMC, are you?

 

You're welcome, Hacker.