Fanalytics with Mike Lewis

Fanalytics with Mike Lewis

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Fanalytics with Mike Lewis episodes

  • The Top Sports Events of 2023 (Part 1)

    In part one of a two-part podcast special, Emory Professor Mike Lewis several of 2023's most important sports events. The discussion covers topics such as the NBA In-Season Tournament, the impact of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals on college sports, player contracts, one noteworthy team relocation. MLB rule changes, Taylor Swift's unexpected involvement in the NFL, and more. Stay tuned for Part 2 as we close out yet another year of the Fanalytics podcast.

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    42 min
  • Player Contracts, NFL Villains, and Gaming Fandom

    This podcast episode begins with a fascinating exploration of the gaming realm, focusing on the massive fanbase of Grand Theft Auto (GTA) following the release of the highly anticipated GTA6 trailer. Professor Lewis delves into the intricacies of the gaming community, examining the factors that contribute to the overwhelming popularity of the franchise and the impact it has on contemporary culture.

    Shifting gears from the virtual world to the real world, the podcast delves into the realm of sports contracts and financial milestones. Professor Lewis sheds light on the seismic shift in the sports industry, particularly with the record-setting contract of baseball phenomenon Shohei Ohtani with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The discussion revolves around how Ohtani's deal is a significant step toward the elusive $1 billion sports contract, signaling a new era in athlete compensation and financial dynamics within professional sports.

    The final segment of the podcast takes a captivating turn towards the NFL, where Professor Lewis provides a thought-provoking analysis of why the Kansas City Chiefs have emerged as the league's perfect villains. Delving into the off-field antics of star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the romantic escapades of tight end Travis Kelce, the episode explores the intricate relationship between players' personal lives and their public personas. This segment offers a unique perspective on the role of narrative and character in shaping the dynamics of fan loyalty and animosity in the world of professional football.

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    1 hr 8 min
  • The Playoff Committee & The NBA's In-Season Tournament

    In this podcast episode, Emory Marketing Professor Mike Lewis delves into the contentious decision by the College Football Playoff Committee to include Alabama over Florida State, sparking debates and controversy within the sports community. Shifting gears to the NBA, the discussion revolves around the challenges faced by the In-Season Tournament in capturing widespread interest, prompting considerations for potential changes. Additionally, Professor Lewis explores the intriguing possibility of a projected first-round NFL draft pick opting to return to college for the opportunity to capitalize on Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) endorsements—a dynamic shift in the landscape of college sports and athlete compensation. The episode navigates through these diverse topics, offering insightful perspectives on the intersection of sports, decision-making, and financial opportunities for athletes.

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    1 hr 5 min
  • The Power of Rivalries in Sports Fandom

    In this podcast episode, Professor Lewis carefully dissects how sports rivalries impact fandom, using Illinois-Northwestern, Georgia-Georgia Tech, Ohio State-Michigan, Alabama-Auburn, and Georgia-Alabama as compelling case studies. Drawing upon his expertise in marketing, Lewis unravels the psychological and emotional underpinnings that make these matchups more than just games on a schedule.Listeners can expect a deep exploration of the cultural, social, and economic aspects surrounding these rivalries. Lewis sheds light on how these matchups transcend the playing field, becoming integral to the identities of the teams and their fan bases. Whether it's the historic clashes between Ohio State and Michigan or the fierce battles between Alabama and Auburn, each rivalry has its unique narrative that shapes the fan experience.Throughout the episode, Professor Mike Lewis skillfully weaves together anecdotes, statistical insights, and fan testimonials to paint a comprehensive picture of the impact these rivalries have on the sports landscape. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual observer, this podcast provides a thought-provoking look into the intricate world of sports rivalries and the lasting effects they leave on the hearts and minds of supporters.

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    1 hr 6 min
  • Building Boxing Brands & NIL's Challenges for Student Athletes

    This week's podcast focuses on league structure and its effect on sports fandom. We specifically discuss how boxing's organizational fragmentation negatively impacts the sport. We also explore how the advent of NIL has effected NCAA sports for better or worse in a breakdown of Angel Reese's recent departure from the reigning champion LSU women's basketball team.

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    1 hr 4 min
  • NCAAM vs. NCAAW Basketball & College Football Playoff Scenarios

    In this podcast episode, Professor Mike Lewis explores how NIL, draft rules, and changing media strategies have put women's college basketball on the map as men's college basketball loses its mass appeal.

    This podcast also features discussion on how the SEC could be left out of the College Football Playoff, rookie NFL QB performances, and more.


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    1 hr 4 min
  • Michigan's Scandal, Alabama's Inevitability, & The NBA Tournament

    This week's podcast features discussion on Michigan's scouting scandal, Alabama's inevitable College Football Playoff push, and the NBA's inaugural in-season tournament. We also discuss Victor Wembanyama's historical start as well as Travis Kelce's out-of-nowhere advertising success and Bob Knight's legacy.

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Struggling Sports Leagues

    In this week's podcast, Professor Mike Lewis focuses on the sports leagues that are struggling to cut through the noise amidst the busiest season of the sports calendar. Discussion revolves around Major League Baseball's dismal World Series viewership numbers, NCAA Men's Basketball's lack of star power, and boxing's long-gone heyday.

    Professor Lewis compares these sports against NFL football, college football, and the NBA before transitioning to a conversation on recent displays of fan passion across these leagues.

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    57 min
  • Bringing Baseball Back

    Professor Lewis takes to the podcast to discuss Major League Baseball's struggles with the Gen Z market and what it would take to bring baseball back to its rightful place as America's pastime. This podcast also features discussion on Victor Wembanyama's NBA Preseason, NFL Week 7, the College Football Playoff picture, and much more. Watch/listen to the full podcast here:

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    59 min
  • Fandom Me-search & College Football's Halfway Point

    In this week's episode, Professor Lewis and Doug Battle talk the state of college football at the season's halfway point as well as some personal fandom stories that you won't want to miss.


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    1 hr 4 min

About Fanalytics with Mike Lewis

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Emory University Marketing Professor Mike Lewis weighs in on sports analytics — the business side and the on-field side. What makes us different? An academic perspective. This podcast is going to be…