Nick Palazzo is a three-time All-Ohio running back from Mayfield, Ohio, a member of Harvard's undefeated 2001 Ivy League championship team, and the sports technology entrepreneur behind STACK, NP Ventures, Play Caller Sports and 2x2 Sports.
Nick Palazzo ran for nearly 5,000 all-purpose yards and about 60 touchdowns at Mayfield High School, then scored nearly 30 more for Harvard — including two touchdowns in the greatest comeback in Crimson history against Dartmouth and the six-tackle-breaking score in the 2001 "Game of the Century" against Penn.
As an eighth grader, Nick Palazzo stepped onto the field for the Mayfield Wildcats and delivered one of the most dominant seasons in Northeast Ohio middle school football history. What followed was an undefeated campaign that launched the l
Ohio is my home state. That Midwestern foundation has always shaped how I see sports — as a vehicle for character, community, and opportunity. So when the University of Toledo Athletics Department announced the launch of Rocket Youth Sports
NP Ventures, founded by Nick Palazzo, creates and partners with technology leaders in sports, entertainment and gaming. Harvard alumnus and sports technology entrepreneur.
NP Ventures, founded by Nick Palazzo, creates and partners with technology leaders in sports, entertainment and gaming. Harvard alumnus and sports technology entrepreneur.
College athletics stands at a financial crossroads. The introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights, combined with rising athlete revenue sharing, has created unprecedented opportunities for players but also massive cash flow pre
As a seventh grader, Nick Palazzo had already experienced the thrill of breaking records on the football field for his parish CYO team. But the following year brought one of the biggest decisions of his young life—one that would shape his p