Hosted by thesportprofessor · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 74 episodes
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The Sport Professor Podcast provides a smart insightful look into the world of sports. We seek to satisfy the inquisitive sport management student and the casual and avid sport fan by taking a unique approach to exploring the world of sport and all it encompasses.
thesportprofessor hosts The Sport Professor Podcast, a sports show with 74 episodes published.
For much of its history, college athletics was never intended to be a business. It was a campus activity involving students competing for school pride, with modest gate receipts helping to cover travel, equipment, and li
For generations, college athletics were built on a simple idea: regional rivalries, institutional identity, and a shared commitment to balancing education with competition. To universities maintain this principles, athle
Since its inception, the structure of college athletics rested on a controlled system of athlete movement - one where transferring schools often meant sitting out a full season, losing momentum, and potentially sacrifici
For decades, the model of college sport was built on a simple idea: student-athletes were amateurs who proudly represented their institution on the playing field while receiving a college degree. But, what if I told you
For many young athletes, the dream of playing college sport begins long before they ever step onto a college campus. It starts on high school fields, in early morning workouts, and in countless hours spent balancing acad
From its earliest days, college athletics has been surrounded by ethical debate. Questions about whether sport even belongs on the college campus… how amateurism should be defined, and how institutions balance the health
Long before the landmark passage of Title IX in 1972, the landscape of women’s athletics was defined by a quiet but fierce rebellion against the restrictive dogmas of the 19th century. In an era where "experts" claimed w
Far predating the establishment of the NCAA in 1906, amateurism was a core concept underlying elite sport throughout the world. Dating all the way back to the ancient Olympic games, scholars declared that only those who
Today we deep dive into the Division I governance changes that were instituted in 2025 by NCAA, paying particular attention the the College Sports Commission. More specifically, we discuss how NCAA governance has grow, c
College sports have a the focal point of public controversy and debate since the 1850s. The NCAA was founded to address these issues in the early 1900s but has had minimal success. More specifically, they are seen as a p
This is an copy of my in-class lecture undergraduate Sport Law lecture introducing students to Constitutional Law.
This is a recording from our 2025 Sport Law course. The lecture focuses on premise/facility liability in sport.
This is the audio from a undergraduate sport law lecture introducing legal defenses for negligent acts in the field of sport.
This is a recording of an lecture for my Fall 2025 Sport Law course. The lecture focuses on defining legal duties/obligations in sport.
This is a lecture introducing the legal topic of negligence to my Fall 2025 Sport Law course.
Have you ever wondered how Tiger Woods and Cristiano Ronaldo have gone about creating brands worth hundreds of millions of dollars? Or why sport teams spend so much time creating unique team names, colors, mascots, and l
Have you ever wondered how the EA Sports NCAA Football and NCAA Basketball video games almost caused the downfall of college sports? Or questioned what the future holds for college athletes and their ability to capitaliz
Have you ever wondered how the NCAA can legally limit the movement of players from one university to another or restrict a student-athlete’s earning potential? Or have you ever stopped to ask why the NCAA can legally ban
Have you ever wondered why Major League Baseball is exempt from antitrust legislation or why the federal government is always threatening to remove their exemption? Or why other leagues are treated differently than baseb
Have you ever wondered what parts of a baseball stadium need to be covered by protective netting? Or if a spectator at The Masters could sue Augusta National for being hit by an errant drive? If so, this is the podcast f
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The Sport Professor Podcast is hosted by thesportprofessor. The show is categorised under sports (business) and has published 74 episodes.
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