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EPISODE · May 28, 2025 · 18 MIN

take on the volleyball community being too soft

from Volley Takes · host Abby Benton

Follow me:(http://instagram.com/numberonevolleyball)(http://tiktok.com/@numberonevolleyball)Follow the pod:(http://instagram.com/volleytakes)SummaryIn this episode of Volley Takes, Abby discusses the evolving role of media in volleyball, emphasizing the need for more dynamic and engaging coverage. She critiques the current state of volleyball journalism, highlighting the challenges faced by content creators and the importance of speculation and analysis in sports reporting. Abby compares the media relations in volleyball to those in women's basketball, advocating for a more open and supportive environment for media coverage. She encourages creators to embrace their voices and push for growth in the sport.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Volleyball Media Dynamics03:13 The Role of Speculation in Sports Reporting06:57 Comparative Analysis: Volleyball vs. Basketball Media11:11 Challenges Faced by Volleyball Content Creators15:28 The Future of Volleyball Media and Community EngagementKeywordsvolleyball media, sports journalism, college volleyball, media relations, volleyball community, sports speculation, women's sports, volleyball growth, content creators, volleyball analysis

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