BusinessWeek says more than 160,000 fans also helped to shape the Power 100 list.
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Manning Makes Most Powerful List
BusinessWeek magazine is out with its list of the 100 most powerful people in sports and Indianapolis Colts Quarterback Peyton Manning ranks 13th. The only other athletes ranking higher on the list are Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan. Topping the list is NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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Others on the list with ties to Indiana are:
--#16 NCAA Chief Executive Officer Myles Brand (NCAA is headquartered in Indianapolis and Brand was also the former president of Indiana University)
--#56 NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon
--#74 NASCAR driver Tony Stewart
BusinessWeek says it sought out 20 experts from sports and media to help compile the list. The magazine says the experts considered several measures including, how individuals rate vs. their peers; how much money they control, generate, or influence; how long people have exercised power; and their long-term impact on a sport or the larger world of sports.
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