On this episode of The Chase Down Podcast, Chase Senior makes the argument as to why college football should be played this fall and why he finds it so troubling that the greatest country in the world lacks the necessary leadership to hone all of the talent we have in America to help make us a championship team that's capable of being a dynasty. That lack of leadership is on full display in the NCAA and Big Ten.

Chase is back from vacation, but being away didn't stop him from keeping tabs and notes on the NBA restart, some of the unbelievable individual and team performances that we saw and all of the storylines entering the NBA playoffs. Lets talk about it and preview it! There's a lot to get to.

Despite the Miami Marlins coronavirus outbreak, the MLB season is moving forward as it should, because the positivity rate in MLB is still only .4 percent. The NBA, NHL and MLS have all followed science and data, not agenda driven politics and conspiracy theories and it's worked! What does it mean for the NFL? Chase Senior then rounds out with explaining why it's important for kids and teenagers to get back to school, playing sports this fall.

DeSean Jackson is in hot water right now and he should be. His Instagram posts lacked common sense. He deserves to be ridiculed, but not fired. This is further proof that we all need to do a better job of educating ourselves. Let this be an example of how to grow, evolve, listen and learn. Patrick Mahomes signed a record setting contract worth half a billion dollars. In addition to his arm, how he carries himself off the field makes this a smart investment. Bryson DeChambeau is fascinating. He's different, but is great for golf. 

If everything goes according to planned, baseball will be back later this month! We made it! Teams have reported for Spring Training 2.0 in preparation for the 2020 season. So much has happened over the last couple of months, that's made us forget about what to expect this year. Let this podcast serve as a refresher. Chase Senior outlines some key story-lines worth following during the abbreviated 60 game season. Chase also recently watched "Junior" the documentary on Ken Griffey Jr. and takes a quick look back at his remarkable career that profoundly impacted the culture of baseball.

The Chase Down Podcast has surpassed the one year mark! Thanks to everybody who has tuned in and supported the podcast. The train keeps moving! On this episode, Chase Senior unpacks the Cam Newton signing with the New England Patriots. What does it mean for Cam and New England? What's the potential of this marriage? Listen to find out.

On this episode of The Chase Down Podcast, Chase Senior brings on Jeff Neiburg, who is a reporter for The News Journal / Delaware Online. He was on the ground covering the protests in Philadelphia last week and ended up getting arrested by police. He shares what happened and describes the scene of the protests, which started as peaceful, but soon turned chaotic with protesters getting pepper sprayed and shot with rubber bullets. He details the march that took place on the busy highway, 676 which stopped traffic, then turned messy, the treatment of journalists and more.

After a week off from work, Chase Senior shares some quick thoughts on what's going on across the country, then brings on Marc Zumoff, who is the play-by-play voice of the Philadelphia 76ers for NBC Sports Philadelphia. Marc eloquently shares what's been going through his mind of late, then looks back at Allen Iverson's career, the 1983 NBA Champion Sixers team, that was led by Dr. J, what broadcasting games could look like when the NBA returns and more. 

On this episode of The Chase Down Podcast, Chase Senior brings on Bobby Burack of Outkick The Coverage. Bobby explains his fast rise to Outkick and explains why specializing has been both advantageous and beneficial for his career. Then, Chase and Bobby get into some media topics. What do the Joe Rogan and The Ringer deals with Spotify say about the future of podcasting? Why does Bobby think sports media is broken? Who could we see in the Monday Night Football booth? Why did 'The Match' work out so well? That and more on this episode.

On this episode of The Chase Down Podcast, Chase Senior wonders why so many people seem to be rooting for negativity and ridicule those who have a positive outlook. 'The Match' between Tiger Woods, Peyton Manning, Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady broke cable TV records. What's that show us? People are desperate for sports, but also enjoy more access. MLB has a golden opportunity to capture the nation. Don't mess it up. Mike Tyson returning to fight could be amazing.