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Eli Manning on youth sports, Jaxson Dart’s future and the Knicks’ playoff run 6/4/2026

from CNBC Sport · host Alex Sherman, Eli Manning, Izell Reese

RCX Sports has been building a youth sports platform around pro-league partnerships—now it’s scaling with new investment. In this conversation, host Alex Sherman sits down with Eli Manning and RCX Sports CEO/founder Izell Reese to break down the acquisition by Brand Velocity Group (BVG), how the business works, and the bigger question: can private equity and “keep it affordable” youth sports actually coexist?  They explain RCX’s model as a services-and-licensed-gear engine supporting local organizations like Parks & Recs and YMCAs, while licensing pro league branding for uniforms and equipment—what Reese describes as “Little League baseball meets fanatics.”  Eli frames the investment thesis in human terms: access, life lessons, and grassroots community reach—plus the built-in fandom flywheel when kids play under real NFL team logos at a young age.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Eli Manning and Izell Reese unpack RCX Sports’ acquisition by Brand Velocity Group and what it means for affordable, community-based youth sports. They also dig into the debate over private equity in youth sports and why flag football is pushing toward varsity high school, college, and Olympic momentum.

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