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NFL-About 100 Players, Two Dozen Club Employees Face Fines for Selling Super Bowl Tickets
NEW YORK (Reuters) -About 100 NFL players and two dozen employees from several teams face fines for selling this year's Super Bowl tickets for more than face value, a source told Reuters on Friday, activity that violated a long-standing league policy.
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