RSBA is Rutgers University's premiere sports and business organization that combines the two industries into one spot for business students who have a passion for the sports industry. Each week, RSBA interviews a professional in sports business and discuss the most recent sports stories.
The man, the myth, the legend Frank the Tank Fleming from Barstool Sports joins the podcast this week. RSBA takes a dive into Frank's life to talk about his career at Barstool, his favorite sports teams, and everything in between.
In this week's episode of the RSBA Podcast, we talk with Abby Higgins who currently works as the manger of inside sales at the New York Mets to discuss her current role and various past sports business experiences. To wrap up, we discuss the nonstop moving offseason of the NFL, the NBA playoff picture, and our predictions for the Final Four.
In this week's episode of the RSBA Podcast, Hunter and Anil breakdown the much anticipated March Madness Tournament by providing thoughts on Rutgers, their Final Four teams, sleepers, and potential busts.
RSBA is joined by Rutgers Professor Art Berke to discuss his extensive career in the sports industry ranging from his time in communications with Sports Illustrated, working in Major League Baseball, career as a publicist for ABC, transitioning to education, and much more. Hunter, Anil, and Rohan finish up giving their thoughts on the crazy NFL week, the current MLB lockout, and the home stretch of the NBA regular season.
Starting off this week's episode of the RSBA Podcast, we are joined by Rutgers alum Vinesh Kanthan who currently works in the baseball operations department for the Texas Rangers. Listen to Vinesh's awesome story of how he started as a bio major at Rutgers and later landed his dream job of working in the front office of a professional sports team. Hosts Hunter, Anil, and Rohan take a look back at their Super Bowl predictions and discuss the big names on the move after the NBA trade deadline.
On this week's episode of the RSBA Podcast, the guys interview Michael Scheiner who has been a membership service representative for theĀ New Jersey Devils, Philadelphia 76ers, and Brooklyn Nets over the past few years. He shares his best tips for how college students wanting to work in the sports industry can get ahead of the game and breaks down awesome stories throughout his career. To finish up, Hunter, Anil, and Rohan share their thoughts and predictions for Super Bowl 56.
RSBA kicks off their podcast debut with an amazing interview with Rutgers Men's Basketball starting point guard Paul Mulcahy. We discuss Paul's approach to the new era of college athletes owning their NIL, his creation of the Grateful4 Foundation, and his overall breakdown of what it's like to be a student athlete on and off the basketball court. Hosts Hunter, Anil, and Rohan finish the episode recapping NFL conference championship Sunday and discuss Tom Brady's official retirement.