The Option Podcast

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The Option Podcast

College sports are at an inflection point. What’s been a stubbornly constant institution for the better part of a century is finally changing, and fast. The NCAA that many of us grew up with is already gone. In its place, we have a new version of college sports, and it doesn’t look much like the old days. It’s a multi-billion dollar industry that keeps on growing with each passing year. That money isn’t all staying put, though. It’s on the move, and it looks like it might keep moving all the way to a revolutionary shift in college sports. Find out where it’s headed, here on The Option.

Episódios

  1. 8 DE ABR.

    Episode 6: The End Game

    Ugh. I do hate goodbyes. But we had to tie a bow on all this sooner or later, didn’t we?  I’m sure we’ll have everything solved by the end of the next ~30 minutes. So come on down for the grand finale. We’re almost there.  This is The Option, from Cross Streets Media.  Guests featured (in order): Andy Coats: Lead Attorney, NCAA v. Board of Regents Nicole Auerbach: Senior Writer, College Football, The Athletic Sarah Fields: Professor, University of Colorado Denver J.A. Adande: Director of Sports Journalism, Northwestern University Jeffrey Kessler: Lead Attorney, NCAA v. Alston Paul McDonald: Lead Attorney, NCAA v. Johnson Ben Portnoy: College Sports Reporter, Sports Business Journal Rick Karcher: Professor, Eastern Michigan University Ben Strauss: Sports and Media Reporter, Washington Post Damon Stoudamire: Head Basketball Coach, Georgia Tech Ellen Staurowsky: Professor, Ithaca College Dennis Deninger: Professor, Syracuse University Eamonn Brennan: College Basketball Writer, Buzzer Host: Michael HendricksProducers: Joe Engelbrekt & Dean MetherellCover Art: Sam Ball

    36min

  2. 1 DE ABR.

    Episode 5: Majority Rule

    College sports contain multitudes. Nearly all of the coverage is devoted to what we tend to call the "revenue sports," and except for this time of year right now, what that really means is D1 football.  But what about everybody else? There are literally hundreds of thousands of college athletes across the country who we tend not to hear from. There's this giant conversation happening around them, and they barely get a word in.  So listen up. They've got something to say, here on The Option from Cross Streets Media.  Guests featured (in order): Abbey Forbes: Tennis Player, UNC Chapel Hill Grant House: Swimmer, Arizona State Amanda Christovich: Reporter, Front Office Sports Jaime Gordon: CEO, American Volleyball Coaches Association Christine Brennan: Columnist, USA Today Victoria Jackson: Professor, Arizona State University Host: Michael HendricksProducers: Joe Engelbrekt & Dean MetherellCover Art: Sam Ball

    23min

  3. 25 DE MAR.

    Episode 4: The Way Back

    Every now and then, you have to press the ol’ rewind button to get up to speed.  It’s clarifying. We already got a lot out of that trip back to 1984, right? What’s another eight decades or so?  Teddy Roosevelt’s a gracious host. He’ll show us a good time.  So let’s head on back – way back – here on The Option from Cross Streets Media.  Guests featured (in order): Dennis Deninger: Professor, Syracuse University Ellen Staurowsky: Professor, Ithaca College Ben Strauss: Sports and Media Reporter, Washington Post Nicole Auerbach: Senior Writer, College Football, The Athletic Chase Griffin: Quarterback, UCLA J.A. Adande: Director of Sports Journalism, Northwestern University Theo John: NBA G-League Player Laine Higgins: Reporter, Wall Street Journal Host: Michael HendricksProducers: Joe Engelbrekt & Dean MetherellCover Art: Sam Ball

    22min

  4. 18 DE MAR.

    Episode 3: Hail Charlie

    Instead of a Hail Mary, it’s a Hail Charlie. Get it? Like the football play? Its namesake is the ambitious new head of the NCAA, a guy named Charlie Baker, whose most recent experience was running the state of Massachusetts. So, in that sense, it’s a heave alright. But now that Baker’s in the chair, he’s bringing some changes to college sports. A lot of changes, actually, and he’s still hoping on a whole lot more.  We’ll tell you all about ‘em, here on The Option from Cross Streets Media.  Guests featured (in order): Amy Perko: CEO, Knight Commission Matt Stout: Reporter, Boston Globe Blake Lawrence: CEO, Opendorse Ross Dellenger: Senior College Football Reporter, Yahoo! Sports Andy Schwarz: Economist, OSKR Rick Karcher: Professor, Eastern Michigan University Jay Bilas: College Basketball Analyst, ESPN Host: Michael HendricksProducers: Joe Engelbrekt & Dean MetherellCover Art: Sam Ball

    27min

  5. 11 DE MAR.

    Episode 2: Pocket Pressure

    Remember 1984? Us too. What a year. Hit after hit after hit: Ghostbusters. Born in the USA. NCAA v. Board of Regents. What do you mean you don’t remember that last one? The landmark antitrust lawsuit that turned college sports upside down forever? Still no? For real?  Well, in that case. You’re prolly gonna want to listen to this episode STAT. We’ll get you up to speed.  This is The Option, from Cross Streets Media.    Guests featured (in order): Amanda Christovich: Reporter, Front Office Sports Andy Coats: Lead Attorney, NCAA v. Board of Regents Andy Zimbalist: President, Drake Group Amy Perko: CEO, Knight Commission Jaime Gordon: CEO, American Volleyball Coaches Association Victoria Jackson: Professor, Arizona State University Jay Bilas: College Basketball Analyst, ESPN Sarah Fields: Professor, University of Colorado Denver Host: Michael HendricksProducers: Joe Engelbrekt & Dean MetherellCover Art: Sam Ball

    29min

  6. 4 DE MAR.

    Episode 1: Amateur Hour

    The NCAA has four letters, three divisions, a thousand schools, and half a million student-athletes. It’s a lot. Too much, some say.    For as long as most of us have been alive, the organization’s been running the world of college sports. But that world is going through some changes right now.    More than ever, the ground is shifting beneath this pillar of bureaucracy. And, to their credit, the NCAA is starting to shift with it.    It’s a funny time to be covering college sports. “May you live in interesting times,” right? Well. Here we are.    This is The Option, from Cross Streets Media. For the next six episodes, we’ll try and explain these times, and what might be coming next. So sit down, stay a while.    Guests featured (in order): Jay Bilas: College Basketball Analyst, ESPN Jeffrey Kessler: Lead Attorney, NCAA v. Alston Andy Zimbalist: President, Drake Group Charles Grantham: Fmr. Executive Vice President, NBA Players’ Union Cody McDavis: Fmr. College Basketball Player, Univ. of Northern Colorado Bubba Cunningham: Director of Athletics, UNC Chapel Hill Jennifer Heppel: Commissioner, Patriot League Blake Lawrence: CEO, Opendorse Stewart Mandel: Editor-in Chief, College Football, The Athletic Jason Gay: Sports and Humor Columnist, Wall Street Journal Host: Michael HendricksProducers: Joe Engelbrekt & Dean MetherellCover Art: Sam Ball

    37min

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    Trailer: The Option

    College sports are at an inflection point. The NCAA we grew up with is already gone. It's a new era of college sports, and it doesn't look much like the old days. It's a multi-billion dollar industry that keeps on growing every year.That money isn't all staying put, though. It's on the move, and it might just keep moving, ushering in a revolutionary shift in college sports.Find out where it's headed, here on The Option, from Cross Streets Media.

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College sports are at an inflection point. What’s been a stubbornly constant institution for the better part of a century is finally changing, and fast. The NCAA that many of us grew up with is already gone. In its place, we have a new version of college sports, and it doesn’t look much like the old days. It’s a multi-billion dollar industry that keeps on growing with each passing year. That money isn’t all staying put, though. It’s on the move, and it looks like it might keep moving all the way to a revolutionary shift in college sports. Find out where it’s headed, here on The Option.

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