How Sports Works by Welch Suggs
Welch SuggsAn occasional newsletter discussing policy issues in sports, media, and education
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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Yes, UGA once had a men's soccer team
The question I get every time the men’s World Cup rolls around is, “why doesn’t UGA start a men’s soccer team?” (Apart from the very good club team, that is.) My flip response is, why should they? It wouldn’t produce revenue, it would cause...
The 3 x 1: Coming to America
Rep. 1: International athletes and college sports
International athletes always have been part of American college sports. Every once in a while, somebody raises a question about whether this is good for college teams. Are coaches develo...
The 3x1: Making a pivot
Rep. 1: A new project
So I put together an Instagram reel last week about my newest project. Back in the summer, I signed a contract with UGA Press to write a book that I’m calling Georgia and the Beautiful Game. It will be about the his...
Volleyball, more conference shenanigans, and The Drake Group
Hello and welcome to the crazy part of the semester! In the time since my last newsletter, I took nine students to cover the Paralympics in Paris for the AP, got the rest of the semester off to a good start, knocked out a book proposal and...
Courts, sports and optics
I didn’t think I could still get writers block, but here we are. It’s been a hot summer thus far in Athens, but I had a lot of fun with students last week covering the under-20 U.S. women’s national team soccer friendly against Mexico. Both...
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Journalism and sports media professor at the University of Georgia (USA). Working on lots of things, but mostly gender and college sports policy. I might start writing on here one of these days.
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