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SportsEpreneur

SportsE Media
NIL
Sports Betting
Lakers
NBA
NCAA
Cleveland Browns
College Football
Texas NIL Law
Name, Image, and Likeness
FIT:MATCH
Youth 4 Youth FC
Financial Education For Athletes
Name, Image and Likeness
Quadrascan
NFL
University Of Buffalo
Financial Aid
Mental Health
National Football League
Student Athlete Score

Sports brought us together — now let's talk about it. Leaders, athletes, creators, and entrepreneurs in and around sports. Business, media, NIL, culture, youth sports, sports tech, and AI in sports. A SportsE Media production.

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Latest Episodes

Sports teams can know who bought a ticket without knowing who actually showed up, which team they support, or what would bring them back.

FanFeed founders Cole Rubin and Jack Phifer join Eric Kasimov to discuss the fan data arms race: connecting fra... more

NIL money can arrive before a young athlete has the education, experience, or trusted support to manage it. Antonio Gonzalez joins Eric Kasimov to discuss who athletes can trust, what financial control should look like, and why earning money is only ... more

What changes when an athlete’s body becomes another source of data for teams?

Haniff Brown, founder and CEO of FIT:MATCH, joins Eric Kasimov to examine the next layer of sports data: the athlete’s body itself. Late developers, recruiting and digital... more

NIL, AI and sports betting are changing what it takes to run the business of sports. Matt Bakowicz joins Eric Kasimov to discuss the financial discipline, judgment and education people need to make those decisions.

Bakowicz directs the Sports Busine... more

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Recent Guests

Antonio Gonzalez
Co-founder and CEO of Great Wealth Advisors and a personal CFO to professional athletes
Great Wealth Advisors
Episode: Are College Athletes Ready for NIL Money? | Antonio Gonzalez
Haniff Brown
Founder and CEO of FIT:MATCH
FIT:MATCH
Episode: When the Athlete Becomes the Data | Haniff Brown
Matt Bakowicz
Director of American University's Sports Business Management program; former DraftKings and Foxwoods sportsbook operations executive
American University
Episode: The Changing Business of Sports: Who’s Ready to Run It? | Matt Bakowicz
Evan Dabby
Leader at New Jersey Youth Soccer
New Jersey Youth Soccer
Episode: What Are Families Really Buying in Youth Soccer? | Evan Dabby, New Jersey Youth Soccer
M. Duane Miller
The Texas NIL Lawyer
Texas NIL Lawyer
Episode: Who Protects College Athletes? | M. Duane Miller, The Texas NIL Lawyer
Philip Sheng
Attorney at Venable LLP, NIL/IP sports law expert
Venable LLP
Episode: An NIL Attorney on Contracts and Athlete Ownership | Philip Sheng of Venable LLP
Rachel Maeng
Entrepreneur and former influencer agency founder with deep involvement in NIL and college sports business
Independent/Entrepreneur in NIL and creator economy
Episode: Sports Has Turned Into a Money Game with Rachel Maeng
Brando Babini
Founder of Youth 4 Youth FC, youth soccer entrepreneur
Youth 4 Youth FC
Episode: Why Youth Soccer Needs Player-Led Pathways | Brando Babini of Youth 4 Youth FC
Brent Wall
Founder/CEO of Student Athlete Score, NIL data platform
Student Athlete Score
Episode: NIL Is Moving From Chaos to ROI with Brent Wall of Student Athlete Score

Host

Eric Kasimov
Host of the show across multiple episodes; associated with sports-focused production and podcasting.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings
  • Amazing Podcast

    The podcast I listened to was with Lisa Bonta, and she was interviewing Brandi Chastain. I was blown away. It was unbelievable! Just the way Lisa is able to ask questions on the fly and really keep the flow of the podcast consistent is very nice. One of the best podcasts I have ever listened to. Great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ARBVSwimmer
    United States2 years ago
  • Dope show

    Bro, this pod is it. Sports really is way more than what we watch.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thunkwith
    United States2 years ago
  • Really informative

    The topics being discussed here are great! Really interesting to see such a wide variety of discussions being had.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matt231@#!
    United States3 years ago
  • Amazing sports podcast

    As someone who is a sports nerd and loves to know the inner workings of the sports world, this podcast is just what you need!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    george_d30
    United States3 years ago
  • Mental health in sports. Big deal

    This show is essential for anyone in sports, business, and mindset

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Podhuntz
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners praise thoughtful questioning and actionable takeaways for practitioners.
Appealing to both sports fans and industry professionals with a mindset on entrepreneurship and mental aspects of sports.
Engaging discussions with strong guest lineups that blend legal, business, and practical sports insights.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Are College Athletes Ready for NIL Money? | Antonio Gonzalez
Q: How do we get an infrastructure in place that protects these kids and these families?
Gonzalez supports some regulation, especially around contracts and money movement, but cautions against relying on legal structures alone. He favors combining reasonable regulation with education, accountability, and athletes' freedom to negotiate.
Are College Athletes Ready for NIL Money? | Antonio Gonzalez
Q: What should our expectation be for young people?
Gonzalez says young athletes need financial education and support, including guidance about taxes and spending, while learning to take responsibility for their financial decisions.
The Changing Business of Sports: Who’s Ready to Run It? | Matt Bakowicz
Q: What are the skills that young people need to go into the sports business world, and what are employers looking for?
He emphasizes work ethic, the ability to handle challenges, quantifying one's value, understanding different functions across a sports organization, and knowing financial tools such as spreadsheets, accounting and return on investment.
The Changing Business of Sports: Who’s Ready to Run It? | Matt Bakowicz
Q: Is there something in the changing sports business ecosystem that keeps you up at night?
Bakowicz is concerned about the college athletics spending race, particularly in football and basketball, as some athletic departments spend more than they bring in and risk drawing funds from academic budgets.
When the Athlete Becomes the Data | Haniff Brown
Q: If someone's taking these pictures, do they have the option of... It's not like the feature question is just more of like, okay, here's what I get from it. What am I giving up to get this information?
Brown says the photos are deleted once the digital twin is generated, the company trains only on anonymized data, and it does not broker athlete data. Teams can turn off the use of anonymized data for model training, and players can opt out of assessments.

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Frequently Asked Questions About SportsEpreneur

What is SportsEpreneur about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show focuses on the intersections of sports, entrepreneurship, and technology, with frequent deep-dives into NIL, athlete branding, college sports economics, and youth sports ecosystems. Guests range from NIL lawyers and sports business executives to founders building platforms for athletes, parents, and domestic talent development. Listeners can expect practical takeaways on monetization, governance, data-driven marketing, and product development in the sports space, along with thoughtful discussions about education, ethics, and long-term athlete well-being. A standout thread is the blend of hands-on industry experience with broader insights about how tech, media rights, and policy shape opportunities for athletes, brands, and teams. T... more

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Recent guests on SportsEpreneur include:

1. Antonio Gonzalez
2. Haniff Brown
3. Matt Bakowicz
4. Evan Dabby
5. M. Duane Miller
6. Philip Sheng
7. Rachel Maeng
8. Brando Babini

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