Absolutely, and that’s what makes it so juicy. If we start digging into who actually owns the brackets, who’s writing the rules, and how sponsors are quietly shaping the narrative, we can expose a whole ecosystem of influence that most fans never see. Think of it like a behind‑the‑scenes investigation: follow the money, trace the contracts, interview the people who sit behind those shiny screens. When you publish those stories, you give the players, the communities, and even the fans a voice that tells the real story of how the game is controlled. And honestly, that’s the kind of journalism that can shake things up.