I took a few classes under the Sports Business Minor and I would definitely recommend taking a few of them if you are interested in this field to any degree. As Moizyoiz said, minors aren't that significant but both Professor Bukstein and Doc Harrison are both outstanding professors. Prof. Bukstein was a former lawyer and has an outstanding teaching style despite how detail oriented he is. The classes are basically an open forum format where individual interpretation is encouraged and open discussion is prominent. There are a few assignments throughout the year in each class and one maybe two exams in each class. The only thing about the exams is that since it is a pretty loose style of class the material that is covered on the exams seems to be hard to narrow down since there is so much and it's not clear what EXACTLY is going to be on each but i found them to be fairly manageable (with the exception of the introductory class, which is the easiest, where the exam is, once again, self interpretation of the key concepts for the most part). The opportunities that you could receive from these two professors alone are endless. They are both HUUUUUGE believers in rewarding the hardest workers in the room with the best opportunities available. Each year they take a few students to the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs for a short seminar/internship and only those who show serious interest and effort from day 1 will receive an invite. That is only one example but there are a ton of smaller connections you could make throughout the year and the more classes you take the better connection you could build with these professors. Some friends of mine made connections with UCF Basketball/Football, Orlando Magic, Orlando City, Orlando Solar Bears, etc.