How College Sports are Changing- with Horizon League Commissioner, Julie Roe Lach

Today's convo is with Julie Roe Lach, the Horizon League Commissioner and Board Chair of the Indiana Sports Corps.  Julie's inspiring journey from being an All-American basketball player to a leadership figure in college athletics is highlighted.  The conversation centers on Indiana's vision for becoming the global epicenter of sports, especially focusing on the advancements in SportsTech and student-athlete opportunities through NIL deals.  Key points of discussion include the strategic initiatives to make Indiana a hub for women's sports, the evolution of NIL deals, and the impact of athletics on community and personal development. You are going to learn about: - The strategic vision for Indiana to become the global epicenter of sports by 2050. - The crucial role of the Horizon League and its member schools in shaping college athletics. - The evolution of NIL deals and their impact on student-athletes in the Horizon League. Check out our amazing partners: Sports Tech HQ- Fueling Indiana's transformation into a global hub for sports technology. WBIT Basketball Championship- Held at Hinkle Fieldhouse 3/31 & 4/2. Warm Glow- Mother's day is around the corner. Don't wait. Check out these great clips from the show: 01:25 Interview with Julie Roe Lach: A Trailblazer in College Athletics 02:07 Horizon League Championship: Excitement and Growth 07:21 Horizon League's Community Engagement and Events 24:59 NIL and the Future of College Athletics 31:48 Settlement Hearing and NCAA Financial Impact 32:42 Distribution of Settlement Funds 33:48 Impact on Mid-Major Schools 34:37 Future of NCAA and Financial Strategies 36:25 Transition to Horizon League 38:41 Role and Vision of Indiana Sports Corp 45:44 Advice for Young Professionals 48:06 Lightning Round and Personal Stories 59:59 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Events Get IN. is brought to you by our friends at Sweetwater. Whether you are looking to start a podcast or level up your current show you need to hit them up.