Assuming there are no last-minute buyers or 11th-hour changes of heart, the reins of the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts will be handed over to David Braley, who also happens to own the B.C. Lions. The potential problems of dual ownership are boundless. "How could the two teams engineer a trade that the other teams wouldn't view as unfairly 'loading' one team?" asked Aubrey Kent, an Ontario native who's the director of the Sport Industry Research Center at Temple. "How can one person represent 25 percent of league ownership?"