Embrace Methodological Breadth in Communication and Sport Research – A Response to Cummins and Hahn

In response to Cummins & Hahn’s (2025) meta-analysis of the first 10 vol of Communication & Sport, this article advocates for greater methodology breadth in communication and sport research. It emphasizes the need to incorporate diverse data sources, experimental and longitudinal designs, and technology-enabled research methods. The article calls for increased methodological innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and support for publishing research that expands methodological boundaries, aiming to spark scholarly dialogue and strengthen our research community.