Alex Masse

The No Show-Cause Show

Sports EN ↓ 129 episodes

Former Industry Professional in College Athletics, Lifetime Fan of College Sports, and Bar Conversation Historian giving perspective, historical recounts, and commentary on the state of college athletics and the competitions occurring at the moment.

Author

Alex Masse

Category

Sports

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

2: Some Eccentric Conferences 09.06.2025

Send us Fan Mail Let's react to comments made at SEC Media Days, and delve into some landmark moments from conference realignment in the last 25 years. Blog post mentioned in article is linked here ! A blast from the past of independent sports blogs.

1: How Did We Get Here, and Where Are We Again? 06.06.2025

Send us Fan Mail The true first episode! On this episode I will discuss the state of college athletics as we know it, which seemingly changes by the day. The focus will be on the two big issues on the table in college sports, or at least the ones that launch the most casual complaints: The Transfer Portal and NIL.

Trailer: Welcome to the No Show-Cause Show College Sports Podcast 04.06.2025

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the No Show-Cause Show, a college sports podcast where the games matter and so do the rules.

Intro: The No Show-Cause Show, an Introduction 04.06.2025

Send us Fan Mail Greetings and welcome to the College Sports Podcast where the games matter, and so do the rules. Let's jump into why I started this podcast and what I aim to do on the journey.

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