The Playbook: Unplugged

Creating this podcast with Avery, Callie, and Abbie was not only a fun experience, but also one that really opened my eyes to how important these conversations are, especially when it comes to gender pay equity in sports. Even though we were all in different places for Easter, Zoom gave us the opportunity to collaborate in a way that felt natural and meaningful. It reminded me how powerful technology can be when used to bring people together for important conversations.What made this experience so

Recording this episode with my Aunt Ellie was incredibly special. Even though she lives all the way in Pennsylvania, she's always been my biggest supporter, never missing a single live stream of my games at Birmingham-Southern. Growing up, I admired her so much. She was the first person in our family to play a college sport, and when I chose my very first jersey number, I picked 21—the number she wore in college.What’s funny is that, even though I didn’t get to choose my number at BSC, I ended up

In this episode of Playbook Perspective, I explore how female broadcasters are reshaping sports media — from Doris Burke's NBA legacy to Maria Taylor’s rise in network television. These women are bringing fresh perspectives, deeper storytelling, and redefining what authority sounds like in sports. Tune in to hear how women are changing the game — one broadcast at a time.

Welcome to The Playbook Perspective! I'm Maile White and today we're diving into how technology is shaping the sports industry.From booking platforms that streamline ticketing and facility management to predictive analytics that enhance fan engagement, sports tech is evolving fast. Platforms like nVenue are revolutionizing the way we experience games—using real-time data to give broadcasters and fans deeper insights.With the sports management software market expected to reach $12.53 billion by 2026,