Jason Mollica
The SportComm Pod
Join sports communication pro and James Madison University professor Jason Mollica and a rotating roster of student co-hosts as they dive into the ever-evolving world of sports. From breaking sports news to deep dives into sports media and culture, each episode offers a fresh perspective and lively discussion. Whether you're into pro or college sports, or just love a good debate, The SportComm Pod is your go-to for smart, spirited, and seriously fun conversations. Because yelling at the TV wasn’t enough. Follow us on Instagram @SportCommPod!
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Jason Mollica
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Apr 30, 2026
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Episodes
JMU Football's Sun Belt Outlook: Dukes of Destiny or a Purple Haze? 02.10.2025 21:30
In this episode of The SportComm Pod, we’re analyzing James Madison University Dukes football kicking off play in the Sun Belt Conference. Aaron, Madi, and Brendan review the keys to matchups against Louisiana, Old Dominion, Texas State, Marshall, App State, and Coastal Carolina. Can fans already get excited about the SBC playoffs and will the Dukes go bowling again near the end of 2025? Join the...
NFL Divisional and Conference Deep Dive 30.09.2025 24:11
Week Four of the NFL season is in the books. On this episode, we're taking a look at how the NFC and AFC are shaping up. The Indianapolis Colts and Philadelphia Eagles have started the year off strongly, while teams like the New Orleans Saints, well, are playing like "ain'ts." Will the Buffalo Bills run away with the AFC East? Co-hosts Mason and Mackenzie break it all down. Don&#...
Athlete Branding: Why it May Be More Impactful in Today's Sports World 25.09.2025 28:22
In this episode of the pod, Sports Comm students Kyle, Elea and Jaiden share their insights on the branding of athletes in today's sports world. What makes them even more influential and popular today than in years' past? Who are the sports stars that "move the needle" for brands? We also discuss NIL and how that has changed the landscape. As always, don't forget to subscribe...
Way Too Early NFL Postseason Award Predictions 23.09.2025 31:55
The 2025 NFL season is still young. But that's not going to stop us from discussing who will win the MVP, the offensive and defensive player or the year, and even the Super Bowl champion. Join Prof. Mollica and co-hosts Ethan, Tyler, and Evan as they look into the SportComm Pod crystal ball (or is it crystal football?). Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share with friends and...
S. 1, Ep. 2: NFL Kickoff & Initial Insights on Bills, Eagles, Ravens and more! 18.09.2025 26:19
The 2025 NFL season is already at the 30 yard line. But, the opening week was one for the highlight reel. Student co-hosts Hanna and Steven join Prof. Jason Mollica to breakdown Bills' QB Josh Allen circling the wagons vs. the Ravens and that stormy Eagles/Cowboys kickoff. What about the Jets and the Steelers storylines? Oh and we didn't forget about the Lions and Packers. Don't yell a...
The SportComm Pod S. 1, Ep. 1- JMU Football from the Student Perspective 16.09.2025 21:24
Season and Podcast Premiere! Professor Jason Mollica kicks off The SportComm Pod with co-hosts Avery, Ethan and Clara. They chat about James Madison University football and their 1-1 record at the time of recording. What can fans and students expect for the rest of the season? Intro to Sports Communication students Avery, Ethan and Clara also share their thoughts on the Sun Belt Conference, the co...
Get Ready for The SportComm Pod! 03.09.2025 0:37
Dropping on Sept. 16, 2025, a new student-driven podcast on the world of sports and communication. Hear from the future broadcasters, journalists, and sports leaders. Hosted by James Madison University professor Jason Mollica. Check out our promo and then subscribe so you don't miss an episode!
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