Today’s podcast covers the business behind March Madness, LeBron and JJ Redick’s new podcast, Arizona’s new end zone villas, and the NBA’s decision to add in-game betting to broadcasts. Enjoy!

Between Selection Sunday and the Players Championship, it was a hell of a weekend in sports. Today we’ll cover it all, including the PGA Tour’s meeting with Saudi Arabia in the Bahamas, NFL franchises allowing private equity investment, NWSL’s record-breaking sale, and Steve Ballmer’s new $2 billion arena. Enjoy!

Today’s episode breaks down the Chicago Bears news tadium deal, Deion Sanders financial impact at Colorado, Jay Monahan’s recent press conference, Russell Wilson’s $50 million real estate problem, and Nick Saban’s NIL comments. Enjoy!

Wall Street Journal writers Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg recently released a book breaking down the business behind Formula 1. It’s called “The Formula: How Rogues, Geniuses, And Speed Freaks Reengineered F1 Into The World’s Fastest-Growing Sport,” and it examines the past, present, and future of the sport, including exclusive interviews with people like Toto Wolff and Max Verstappen.

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Today’s podcast includes a breakdown of the UFC’s next media rights deal. We’ll also touch on Netflix canceling Break Point, Fox scheduling Friday night football games, and, of course, Caitlin Clark. Enjoy!

Today’s podcast examines the NFL’s plan to introduce optical tracking to measure first-down yardage, similar to Hawk-Eye technology in tennis. Plus, we discuss Nick Saban’s comments on NIL and the transfer portal, the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight on Netflix, WNBA ticket sales, and Arch Manning's opting out of the new EA Sports college football video game. Enjoy!

Today’s podcast examines how Red Bull’s continued dominance could hurt Formula 1’s American desires.

Today’s podcast breaks down the incredible logistics behind Formula 1, including how teams manage to transport 1,500 tons of equipment more than 75,000 miles throughout the season. Enjoy!

Today’s podcast examines the business behind the NFL combine, including how the league turned a quiet time during the offseason into a 24/7 media event. We talk about how the combine initially started, why it won’t be moving from Indianapolis anytime soon, and how the league can monetize it in the future. Enjoy!

Today’s podcast breaks down three topics: 1) The NFL salary cap increasing $30 million in 2024 to $255.4 million, 2) Duke’s Kyle Filipowski getting injured by fans at Wake Forest, and 3) Anthony Kim giving up a $10 million insurance policy to play professional golf. Enjoy!