Sports & Media

Coverage of athletes, leagues, media platforms, NIL, sponsorships, ownership, and the business power behind sports and visibility.

The Atlanta Dream Built the Demand. The Arena Calendar Still Controls the Opportunity.

The Dream drew nearly 9,700 fans per game at State Farm Arena during the playoffs. Now the WNBA Finals have…

3 days ago

The Florida College Sports Fight Is Really About Media Money and Control

A dispute over conference realignment is holding up a sweeping federal college sports bill. Underneath the politics is a much…

4 weeks ago

Nairobi Won the 2029 World Athletics Championships. Now Comes the Ownership Test.

Africa will host the World Athletics Championships for the first time in 2029. The historic win puts Nairobi on the…

1 month ago

Black Athletes Earn the Capital. Who Influences Where It Gets Invested?

Philadelphia 76ers star Jaylen Brown says people surrounding influential athletes can discourage deeper investment in their communities. His argument raises…

1 month ago

FIFA Wants to Turn the World Cup Into a $20 Billion Company. Who Owns Global Football After That?

FIFA says private investors would receive minority stakes without control over sporting decisions. But once the World Cup becomes an…

3 months ago

LeBron Took an $8 Million Deal. The 76ers May Capture the Bigger Economic Win.

LeBron James’ reported move to Philadelphia is more than a basketball story. It reveals the gap between player compensation and…

3 months ago

Morocco Is Spending $20 Billion for the World Cup. Who Will Own the Tourism Boom?

Morocco plans to expand hotels, airports, railways, roads and stadiums before the 2030 World Cup. The lasting economic question is…

3 months ago

The WNBA Built Its Value on Black Women’s Labor. Now Political Power Wants a Say.

Republican pressure around Caitlin Clark’s treatment raises a larger question for the WNBA: who controls workplace standards when one player’s…

3 months ago

Rich Paul’s Private Jet Warning and the Black Athlete Ownership Stack

Rich Paul’s comments about private jets and $200 million contracts are not just about spending. They reveal a larger shift…

4 months ago

No Representation, No Revenue: The Economics Behind the NAACP’s Call for Black Athletes to Boycott SEC-State Schools

The NAACP’s “Out of Bounds” campaign turns college sports into an economic pressure point, asking Black athletes, fans, alumni, and…

5 months ago

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