GMA Enterprises

Making Visions Reality

March 31st, 2012

GB Bongiovanni

GMA Enterprises is a management and marketing company founded by GB Bongiovanni.

GMA Enterprises owns and manages a number of websites including the highly popular syndicated sports blog, The Penalty Flag. The Penalty Flag, which is a sports news site, is one of the top 50 NFL blogs on the internet.

Syndicated by over 100 sites including Fox Sports and others, the site features over 30+ writers covering unique NFL topics.

Current sites managed and owned also include; The Sports Blitz, College Sports University and Shatter The Backboard.

GMA Enterprises previously launched WeMarketU, an online company that helps create an online presence for you and also Las Vegas Apartment Hunters.

The Penalty Flag

March 31st, 2012

GB Bongiovanni

Established in August of 2010, The Penalty Flag was created by GB Bongiovanni as a spin-off of his journalism.

The Penalty Flag or TPF is a syndicated sports blog dedicated to bringing you what is interesting in the NFL…Plus a Little More!!!

As one of the top-50 NFL sports blogs, articles on The Penalty Flag appear on sites such as Yardbarker.com, FoxSports.com, USAToday.com, CBSSportline.com, Google News, MSN and over 100 other sites over the web.

Works of the TPF staff have appeared in very prominent locations on major sports publications and websites. They have also been the conversation of radio talk shows and writers have represented TPF on these shows and many others.

TPF features a number of non-paid writers that represent the voice of the fan. We love to share our opinion, idea’s and banter with people to create a conversation and include everyone’s voice in the discussion. Not all views shared are shared by the entire staff of TPF or our advertisers.

As fans we strive to give a unique spin on a situation, game, or event. We know that anyone can get info they need on ESPN, Fox Sports, or Yahoo Sports but we want to be the difference maker and bring you a different aspect you haven’t thought about.

TPF is managed by GB Bongiovanni and CEO Aaron Moon.

The Sports Blitz

March 31st, 2012

GB Bongiovanni

Established in March of 2012, The Sports Blitz combined the websites College Sports University and Shatter The Backboard to form a massive sports site dedicated to bringing you what is interesting in sports…plus a little more!

The Sports Blitz or TSB is a syndicated sports blog as articles appear on sites such as Yardbarker.com, FoxSports.com, USAToday.com, CBSSportline.com, Google News and over 100 other sites over the web.

Works of the TSB staff have appeared in very prominent locations on major sports publications and websites. They have also been the conversation of radio talk shows and writers have represented TSB on these shows and many others.

TSB features a number of non-paid writers that represent the voice of the fan. We love to share our opinion, idea’s and banter with people to create a conversation and include everyone’s voice in the discussion. Not all views shared are shared by the entire staff of TPF or our advertisers.

As fans we strive to give a unique spin on a situation, game, or event. We know that anyone can get info they need on ESPN, Fox Sports, or Yahoo Sports but we want to be the difference maker and bring you a different aspect you haven’t thought about.

TSB is managed by GB Bongiovanni and CEO Aaron Moon.

GB Bongiovanni

March 31st, 2012

GB Bongiovanni

GB Bongiovanni is the owner of GMA Enterprises.

A dedicated father of two, he was born and raised in Las Vegas, NV as he continues to anxiously await a professional team to his beloved city.

Some of his accomplishments include the launching of The Penalty Flag (TPF) and The Sports Blitz (TSB) which are syndicated by many online sources including Yardbarker.com, FoxSports.com, MSN.com and 100+ other sites.

The Penalty Flag, established in 2010, has had a number of articles featured on the front page of Fox Sports, CBS Sportsline, LA Times, USA Today, Bleacher report and Examiner.

He can be contacted at GB@GMAEnterprises.com, found on Twitter @GBBongiovanni and Facebook

NFL Draft 1st round recap: 4.0

May 20th, 2012

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In our fourth of six 2012 NFL 1st round draft recaps, we take a quick analyses of the picks made by the Seattle Seahawks, St. Louis Rams, Arizona Cardinals, Philadelphia Eagles, and Kansas City Chiefs. One of these draft choices was an extremely smart pick, a couple of these draft choices were extremely safe picks, one draft choice was a reach, and one draft choice left our heads scratching (to say the least). Here is our fourth 1st round recap, recapping draft choices 15 through 11, enjoy!

San Diego Chargers helmet, uniform concept design

May 20th, 2012

GB Bongiovanni

Charles Sollers, a photographer from Missouri for Rivals.com has created a new concept design for the Denver Broncos helmets. Also featured are the new Nike Pro Combat uniform designs by Brandon Moore. Could you imagine Philip Rivers or Ryan Matthews wearing this? By now you have probably seen some of Sollers work as he also has provided numerous images of college helmets and uniforms. Brandon Moore is a graduate of Full Sail University with an Associates of Science degree in Graphic Design. He specializes in logo design and branding.

Durant’s winning shot: The elder passes his torch

May 20th, 2012

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Game knotted up with under thirty seconds to go, Durant calmly receives a pass and crossover. Across him stands Ron Artest, one of the NBA’s top perimeter defenders and perhaps the strongest player in the league, as Durant serenely crosses over. He takes one dribble, sizes up, and drains the go-ahead three pointer to seal [...]

Cam Newton will leave us saying Michael who?

May 20th, 2012

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It’s hard to look at Cam Newton’s success with the Carolina Panthers and not try to compare him to Michael Vick. No other quarterback in the league can do what Newton can do with both his arm and his feet but Newton has qualities that are already setting him apart from Vick. The most obvious

What Saints’ fans might be wearing if Brees isn’t re-signed

May 20th, 2012

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New Orleans Saints starting quarterback Drew Brees broke the all-time NFL passing record for most yards in a single season in 2011 yet his reward during the offseason was a franchise tag rather than a long-term contract extension. The negotiation process has began to frustrate Brees, so much, that he’s beginning to speak out about

Osi may help L.T. get his Super Bowl Ring back

May 20th, 2012

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Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora has, for several years, wanted more money. But he’s willing to spend some of the money he already has on something that the son of Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor is selling: L.T.’s ring from Super Bowl XXV. Read More…

Why the Lakers should thank the LA Kings

May 19th, 2012

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NBA Commissioner David Stern’s scheduling of back-to-back home playoff games for the Los Angeles Lakers-Oklahoma City Thunder series seemed like a death sentence. Although LA LA Land residents have heartedly disagreed, Mr. Stern had no choice but to schedule the Lakers one day after another for the sake of the Los Angeles King’s Stanley Cup title [...]

Top 5 fighters for Floyd Mayweather other than Pacquiao

May 19th, 2012

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It doesn't seem like we are ever going to get Money May vs. Manny Pacquiao. With that in mind, who are the top 5 contenders that could face Mayweather next?

NFL Draft 1st round recap: 3.0

May 19th, 2012

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In our third of six NFL Draft first round recaps, we take a quick analyses of picks made by the Tennessee Titans, Chicago Bears, San Diego Chargers, Cincinnati Bengals, and New York Jets. Similar to our two previous draft analyses, some of these picks were great and some picks were just plain puzzling. With that, here is our third 2012 1st round NFL Draft analysis, enjoy!

Sooner or later there will be an NFL team in England

May 19th, 2012

GB Bongiovanni

According to John York, the owner of the San Francisco 49ers, sooner or later there will be a team in Britain. The annual NFL game in London, England, has created a bad news-good news scenario. The bad news came when the British Government said it wasn't interested in holding one or two games each year at Wembley Stadium. However, the good news was that it said they wanted their own full-time NFL franchise.