
It's time to elevate the quality of the water cooler discussion. Let's be smarter about sports. Student of the Game looks at the biggest topics in sports according to the smartest people currently studying them.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | Sports | ||||

People love a scapegoat. In the wake of Liverpool's failed title chase in 2013-14, many fans and pundits pointed to their captain's infamous gaffe in their match against Chelsea as the reason for their demise. He's been blamed nearly exclusively ever... more
Sometimes thing happen in sports that look highly questionable, and sometimes those things happen at the most pivotal moment possible. In Fall 2005, Matt Leinart scored a game-winning touchdown that initially seemed fine, but upon further review, it ... more
From 2008 to 2011, the Phillies enjoyed one of the most fruitful periods in their franchise's history, and their pitching staff was largely responsible. In this Team Building Exercise, we look back at how the Phillies built their dominant rotation, a... more
Athletic Bilbao has maintained a Basque-only policy for recruitment for decades. That stance, however, got pushed to its limits when the club wanted to sign French (read: not Basque) starlet Aymeric Laporte. This episode of SotG explores the bafflin... more
This episode will make you want to twist and shout for sure. In an SotG first, we venture across the pond to talk to Dr. Simon Warner about music, soccer, and the deepest roots of England's biggest rivalry. And we provide a theory of how with music, ... more
Hate is a strong word, but we still use it for sports teams! In this inaugural episode, SotG interviews Dr. Joe Cobbs, a sports marketing professor at Northern Kentucky who's at the forefront of rivalry research and theory. And while you may think yo... more
You have a team that you love dearly....which also means you probably have a team that you hate. Season one of SotG looks into the history and mechanics of the most important and entertaining rivalries in sports.









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