Rachel Bachman

Rachel Bachman, a sports reporter for WSJ, dives into the exciting evolution of women's soccer. She discusses Denver's groundbreaking decision to establish a dedicated stadium for a new pro team, symbolizing a major investment shift in the sport. The rising demand and attendance post-2019 World Cup reveal a newfound confidence from owners. Bachman also highlights the competitive nature of bids for teams, backed by influential figures like Caitlin Clark, emphasizing the financial potential and future growth in women's professional sports.

Daniel Rascher is a sports economist and professor at the University of San Francisco, Rachel Bachman is a senior reporter at The Wall Street Journal, and Henry Organ is a co-founder and agent at Disruptive. They discuss the groundbreaking changes in college sports compensation following a pivotal court ruling. Explore the tension between major and minor programs regarding financial inequalities. The conversation addresses the impact of NIL rights, the evolving nature of athlete amateurism, and the exciting new opportunities for student-athletes as the college football season begins.