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Ohio State: The attorney for Bucks AD Smith posts to Facebook with his own thoughts. In part, "So, why the sanction? Well, isn't it obvious? The country was lathered into a frenzy based on erroneous information and a long delay and OSU needed to appease the lynch mob that had formed as soon as the unproven allegations were made. As a result, two great men fell on the sword for a University they dearly love. And both men faced a room full of reporters and admitted they failed in their duties to better manage and react quicker to a troubled employee even though they had no idea about the information that has since come out about some of the things he may have been doing. Those are the facts. Two men who don't deserve the public flogging but who agreed to take one for the team so this great University can move forward with all of its amazing athletic and academic initiatives. Sorry for the length of this and I am not looking fore debate. Just wanted to make sure the facts are straight." More. (link); College Football Playoff boss Hancock says the developments in Columbus will not impact Smith's role on the selection committee. (link); Former AC Smith via Twitter, "Can’t wait 2 disclose the 2.5 hr 'investigative' interview I gave 2 the people OSU employed 2 find out if Cch Meyer / Gene Smith did anything wrong... Questions were bizarre & VERY clear they weren’t investigating ANYTHING they were supposed to be... Investigating media backlash." (link); Also...
+ Sports Illustrated legal expert McCann reviews all the angles, notes, "Ohio State, then, made a decision that retains a talented coach and averts a legal showdown with an affluent and informed person and all of the accompanying fallout that would follow. Yet going forward, the university will be vulnerable to sharp criticism that it is insufficiently sensitive to domestic violence—particularly since Courtney Smith’s name went glaringly unmentioned in the press conference by Drake, Smith and Meyer in their prepared remarks." (link)
+ USA Today's Wolken: Might as well go ahead and rename the place. It's Urban Meyer State University now (link)
+ OSU junior & Student Government Assembly Speaker Murphy: "I think the committee should have either fired him or declared him innocent. Football coaches are not above the law. I’m frustrated that the committee seems to think that they are—or that students here will forget that they chose not to take a strong side but rather to walk the line." (link)
+ Yahoo's Wetzel: Ohio State's culture of cover-up helped save Urban Meyer's job (link)
+ The Athletic's Mandel: Ohio State coach Urban Meyer will never be the same (link)
+ The Athletic's Wasserman: Ohio State has kept an ugly story alive longer than it needs to be — and it can blame itself (link)
+ Big Ten Network analyst & former multi-stop HC DiNardo: "To me, this is about domestic violence. For the president of the university and the head football coach to have a press conference and no one to address the issue of domestic violence until the end when Urban was asked a question, I was disappointed." (link)
+ Sports Illustrated's Layden: It’s Time We Realize Football Is a Little Less Important (link)
Former Maryland AD Anderson authorized the use of department funds ($15K) for FB student-athletes involved in a sexual misconduct case & did not sever ties with the law firm, The Sports Group, after he was asked to do so by the university last year. Per a UMD spokesperson, the actions showed "a serious lack of judgment in a sexual misconduct case, given the university’s commitment to a fair and impartial handling of all such matters." Anderson's view, "That report is inaccurate." The Sports Group's Jackson says the reports contain "numerous factual inaccuracies that were meant to paint Kevin Anderson in an unflattering and (I believe) false light," indicates he had "minimal" interaction with Anderson. Former Executive AD & current Terps boss Evans was not informed of the relationship & later, "Evans notified the president’s office on Sept. 27, 2017 that Anderson had not severed ties with the attorney." (link)
"We take them very seriously. We're open to all inquiries and will be very open in our records of everything we have. We feel very confident in which the things we have done." That's Texas A&M FB HC Fisher on the allegations brought forward by transferring student-athlete Marchiol. A handful of Aggies comment on the situation, including potential QB starter Mond, "I didn't really agree with it, but you know, I just try to tell everybody we're try to focus (on) this season. We got a game coming up." (link)
Hoops analytics expert Palm takes stock of the NCAA's new NET model, "In determining teams' NET rankings, the devil is in the details and the biggest problem with this new system is that we may never get the details as to how these factors are used to create the rankings. [...] People should know specifically how they are being judged. Say what you want about the RPI, at least teams knew how to figure it out. If the algorithms (a fancy word for formula) are too complex for people to understand – and let's be clear, that includes the committee itself – then they are too complex, period." Palm also points to the need for formula transparency in order for there to be independent verification, for example, "Every year since the RPI formula became publicly available, I have found mistakes in the data that the NCAA used to calculate the RPI," thinks the selection committee & NCAA will get even more heat by using a closed system. (link); ESPN's Lunardi on how NET will impact his popular Bracketology, "Might make it harder, or at least different, this year. Personally I've lessened the weight of RPI for the last several seasons. Still the same crap shoot of 10 people looking at similar results and not knowing what they'll truly value." (link)
New Maine AD Ralph introduced to the Black Bears family, building relationships is at the top of his priority list. Also, "Our coaches are going to have to outwork people in recruiting. They don’t really have a choice. We have to sell Maine as a destination. We want to make them want to be here. We want them to look at what we have in order to provide options for their parents like the coast, Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park. We want them to enjoy the region, so everyone gets invested in wanting to be here." Ralph says he'll continue to "dream big" on facility projects, just as he did at Colorado College, and not just dress things up. A bit more. (link); Here's the full presser video. (link)
Georgia Tech boss Stansbury indicates the Yellow Jackets need to be working with a budget that's $10M larger than its current state in order to fully compete with ACC peers. FY19 = $80M. After league distributions of ~$27.4M, ticket sales of $12.7M is the largest pot of money & Stansbury wants to push that number north. 2017 average FB attendance (46,885) was the lowest for Tech since 2012 (43,955) & Stansbury points to both an aging base & the importance of alumni/young fans. To cater to the later group, the Stinger Mobile Pass was rolled out at low price point of just $149 for the season. 310 have been sold so far. For the former group, more premium options are coming. (link)
Nebraska AD Moos thinks the Huskers brand "needed a little dusting off" when he arrived in Lincoln, but now, buoyed by the hire of new FB HC Frost, "it's dusted." Moos expects all UNL programs to finish in the top half of Big Ten standings, says he likes the current capacity of Memorial Stadium, no immediate FB facility plans, Frost may grow his roster to 150, which could make for some Title IX challenges with a need for more spots in women's sports. (link)
New Austin Peay AD Harrison points to retaining FB HC Healy as a key piece to his early tenure in Clarksville. Harrison recounts the confidence Tennessee AD Fulmer expressed in Healy, as well as his own past at Duke, where he witnessed HC Cutcliffe turn the Blue Devils' ship. Harrison: "Austin Peay has a great commitment to being successful in athletics, particularly in football. Dr. (Alisa) White, our president, is the largest reason that I took this job. Her desire to use athletics as another vehicle to increase the profile of our great university and understanding the role of athletics has made it exciting and made this job desirable." (link)
From Law360: "College athletes challenging the NCAA's amateurism system in a case scheduled for a bench trial next month are seeking to force the commissioner of the America East Conference to testify, pointing out that she has made public statements that allowing the top conferences to pay athletes might actually help competitive balance in college sports." (link); Former Northwestern MBB student-athlete Vassar has now filed a suit against the university on the grounds of defamation that made it impossible for him to continue his athletic career at another program. "The plaintiff requests a trial by jury and seeks actual damages, trebled damages, punitive damages, pre-judgment and post-judgment interests, costs of suit, attorney's fees and other relief." (link)
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Interim Florida State AD & university Chief of Staff Coburn wants to "repair" the relationship between Seminole Boosters & the athletic department, "...it’s a little bit of a delicate time there especially going into a campaign to raise money for facilities. Let’s face it, I’ve known Andy Miller since we were sitting on the porch of the (sorority Alpha Delta Pi) house waiting on our dates in 1973. So if I can’t work with Andy Miller, then chances are slim for fixing it." Further, Coburn does not think the situation will negatively impact the candidate pool for the permanent AD hire, though it may be a "deterrent." For now, he's focused on "getting the golf course project going" and "We've got Coach Martin leaving, we've got to figure that out." Timeline on a new AD looks to be a couple of months. (link)
Down in Tampa, new USF AD Kelly says there's currently $11M available for the new FB practice facility & operations building, estimated to run $48M, points to 2020 as a hopeful completion timeframe. More: "This is something we need to do now. We need to make these improvements to stay competitive." Kelly does not want to entertain the idea of doing the practice facility & operations space separately, "We need to get them both done." (link)
After four months at the helm in Beaumont, Lamar AD Born looks out to the 2018-19 academic year, "I’ve met all the staff from the secretary to the head football coach. I’m learning about Lamar and what we need. I have a list of things to accomplish now, so that’s what the next 90 days will be." Points to upgrades for the FB fan experience, new turf for Baseball, an enhanced social media approach for the Cardinals, plus an aggressive approach on ticket & sponsorship sales. Born on his own value proposition, "Being a former student athlete helps. My job is to hire good coaches and raise money and support our student-athletes. Every daily decision made — how does that support our student athletes?" Ultimate goal: Southland Commissioners Cup, which LU has never won. (link)
CBSSports.com's latest 'Candid Coaches' question: Has the FBI's investigation significantly reduced cheating in the past 10 months? 47% = no, 43% = yes, 10% = unsure. Notable comments, "I believe [some] programs benefitted and stole a player or two when the news first broke [because other programs that might've previously cheated weren't]. But, as the investigation stalls out, the Wild West will continue, if not become more calculated. […] Coaches are just being more careful now. More burner phones now. Lol. […] I would hope and think so. Dudes getting arrested and losing their high-paying jobs, not to mention wire taps and surveillance. If that doesn't reduce it, not sure what will." (link)
New Stadium MBB reporter & former ESPN headliner Goodman talked with The Big Lead's Glasspiegel on his new gig & his time in Bristol. On the MBB-FBI developments, "To be honest, I was told by one higher-up at ESPN to stand down on the FBI stuff, basically not to cover it. I pitched numerous ideas, tried to do it, and was basically told not to. And I said to the person, 'How can that be the case, with all the relationships, with all the information I’m privy to in college basketball, wouldn’t you want me leading the charge on this?' And instead it was almost like 'Well, don’t ruffle any feathers with the relationships you have.' [...] But, you know, the greatest thing about ESPN is its size and the toughest thing to navigate is its size, because they’ve got so many moving parts and so many people, and like you said, leadership changes quickly." Lots more. (link - article, link - full transcript)
Interesting read on Florida's Gatorade Fuel Truck that sits outside the Gators indoor training facility (or anywhere a UF practice takes place) & offers a selection of refueling options after workouts. "Imagine a combination of a Ford Super Duty F450 and a food or ice cream truck — only bigger. That’s what the fuel truck looks like. It’s almost entirely black except for orange borders around the white Gatorade logo on the side. There’s a large Gatorade grill in front. The passenger door reads, 'Property of Florida.'" UF's nutrition staff point to two freezers, ice machines, blenders, plenty of power & sink space to individualize concoctions for student-athletes. Volunteer staffer Childs: "The fact that we can do all of this in here instead of over by the office is awesome. It has boosted our game significantly." More. (link)
It's Personnel: TCU AD Donati has formed a new executive team for the Horned Frogs & it looks like it includes any staffer at the Assoc. AD level & up. (link); Old Dominion MBB HC Jones gets a new four-year contract with a roughly $50K annual raise making him among the three highest-paid coaches in C-USA at $506K. (link); Former Michigan State Gymnastics HC Klages is the latest MSU official charged in association with the Nassar saga as yesterday she was accused of lying to an investigator in June when she denied that witnesses told her of the sexual assaults years ago. (link); Alabama A&M AD Hicks goes with alum and pitching coach Lora as the next Baseball HC for the Bulldogs. (link); Former Butler Women's Tennis HC Bailey-Duvall has accepted the same position at Middle Tennessee. (link); San José State AD Tuite hires Reimer-Gonzales as the new Director of T&F/XC for the Spartans. (link); Outsports profiles Illinois Women's Diving Coach Pollard who is openly gay. As of August, 39 college coaches are publicly "out," a number that has risen substantially since the publication started tracking it in 2015, with 13, 16 and 24 coaches out in the past three years, respectively. "Entering the 2018-19 school year, the number of publicly out LGBTQ college athletes that Outsports is aware of increased to 76. That is a 10.1 percent increase from 69 publicly out athletes at this point last year." (link)
Sticking with the Bama for another clip, AD Byrne was in Dothan to chat with supporters & touched on the $600M 'The Crimson Standard' campaign. "Some things, like our game day locker room, even our locker room at Mal Moore are starting to show their age. That’s the time. You don’t wait until it’s crumbling. You always want to have a good cycle with each renovation, each update you do. This was, we feel, the right time to do those things and address them. The response has been good and we’re very pleased about that." Points to adding green space & a patio area in the south end zone as an idea that was stolen from the Green Bay Packers, "They have an end zone club at the very top of the stadium, kind of the hardest place to get everybody to stay and be there. They took a different concept and it’s been very popular." (link)
"I have just hit my three-month mark here, and I don’t think my feet have touched the ground yet. Really, my job is to make (athletics) more integrated into the campus." Cal boss Knowlton participated in the Campus Conversations series yesterday in Berkeley, more, "There’s 1,500 universities in the country that have athletics, and at last count I think there are 14 of them that don’t have institutional (financial) support and they don’t look like us; we don’t want to be like them either, we’re very different from what they are. I think the investment in us is maybe more than I would like — we have some great opportunities to generate more revenue, to be more philanthropic, and those are things that we are going to work hard on — but there is an investment to provide this world-class opportunity." (link)
The state of West Virginia now features legalized sports gambling, so here's the message Marshall AD Hamrick delivered to the university's Board of Governors, "One point-shaving incident, one student-athlete betting on a game, one coach, one staff member, one board of governor - something goes wrong, it could do great harm to our university. […] The moral of that story is when we play in that football stadium or that basketball arena, there will be people sitting beside you that have bet dollars on Marshall to either win or lose. And the point spread is important. A missed extra point, a missed free throw, a bad snap could be the difference in the game, and the issues come when outside entities make contact with our student-athletes and try to influence them to change the outcome of a game." (link)
The Pac-12 adds two more technology items to its FB sidelines this season: virtual reality goggles designed to track ocular motor efficiency and a tablet computer. Both are part of a research project the conference hopes will help revolutionize our understanding of concussions." Dir. of the Pac-12's Concussion Coordinating Unit and Colorado Assoc. Professor McQueen: "Research shows that proper recovery limits the chances of a secondary concussion, and that the sooner a player is removed from play, the faster the recovery. The student-athletes at Division I schools, unlike, say, an emergency room population, are monitored daily — it’s a unique level of high surveillance into how concussion works." While all schools have the equipment, only Colorado, Washington, Oregon State, USC and Utah will have their results officially entered into the database this year, the other seven schools will be phased in over the next two seasons. More McQueen: "It’s pretty hard to fake it with the VR. The trainers will know." (link)
Cash: The 'Shareholders Society' is UCF's new major gifts arm starting at a minimum commitment of $25K over five years. There's also now a 'ChargeOn Fund' for $5K & under. (link); Central Arkansas topped $2M in athletic department fundraising in FY18, including more than $453K to the Purple Circle, $815K+ in corporate sponsorship and a $1M anonymous planned gift. (link); The Spartan Athletics Fund is the new name for the primary annual giving platform for San José State athletics, replacing the 60-year old Spartan Foundation. A combined effort with university advancement, new giving levels and benefits are part of the new look. (link)
Kansas's Jayhawk Network is now a part of ESPN+, which, in part, means KU fans in the state will no longer be blacked out on some broadcasts. "One football game, six men’s basketball contests, Late Night in the Phog and the spring football contest highlight the Jayhawk Network’s 200 live events and shoulder programming aired annually, and in addition to the ESPN+ availability, those specific events will continue to be aired blackout-free on Cox Cable in the Topeka area." (link); Keep an eye on how the $9M Tiger Woods-Phil Mickelson head-to-head match-up does over the Thanksgiving holiday as its move to pay-per-view via Turner's B/R Live could be a bellwether in more sporting brands leveraging the revenue model. (link)
Also Noticed: Tennessee has adopted a new policy that prohibits athletics department officials from being present anytime police interview student-athletes. (link); The MEAC has officially paid off the mortgage on its headquarters. (link); Conference USA teams will honor former Commish Slive with custom helmet stickers this fall. (link); Colorado State and Colorado have signed an agreement to renew the "Rocky Mountain Showdown" in 2023 at Folsom Field and 2024 at Canvas Stadium. (link); Incarnate Word continues its momentum, teams up with Frost Bank to create a Salute to Service Program to provides free entry to all UIW athletic events for military members. (link); LSU FB student-athlete Fulton was reinstated by the NCAA yesterday, concluding a nearly 19-month compliance standoff. "The reversal — a boon for LSU's secondary — came after athletic director Joe Alleva sent a four-page letter on Aug. 17 to an NCAA interpretive staff, requesting the governing body to reclassify Fulton’s violation to a 'urine substitution,' which carries a one-year suspension instead of a 'tampering rule,' which was the NCAA's initial ruling and carries a two-year suspension." Fulton was caught using someone else's urine during a drug test. (link); LSU OL student-athlete Ingram is out on bond after being arrested in Dallas County on sexual assault charges earlier this month. He has been suspended from the team since the day following his arrest. (link); The Eastern College Athletic Conference has a new licensing corporate partner in GradMail, an email service that provides graduates and fans of any U.S. college a personal .com address showcasing the school name. (link); Actor Eric Stonestreet's "recruiting visit" at Kansas State is a multi-episode endeavor, check out part two. (link); Ball State will sell beer at FB, MBB and WBB games as part of a year-long pilot program.(link)
You may have already listened to best-selling author Miller's podcast series on Alabama FB's success & here's the full interview with Crimson Tide HC Saban. All sorts of good takeaways from college FB's most accomplished active HC, including, "It's a different mindset completely to try to be successful. As opposed to maintaining success because success is not a continuum, it's momentary and if you're going to continue to be successful, you have to do things in an even better way than what make you successful. And, that's not normal or easy to do." Lots more, including thoughts on discipline, punishment, setting the example as a leader, etc. (link - episode, link - full transcript)
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(NEW!) Assistant Athletic Director, Student Athlete Development (Rice University / Houston, TX): This position will conceptualize, develop, and implement all programmatic aspects critical to the personal, social, and professional development of over 350 student-athletes. More details HERE.

(NEW!) Leadership and Well-Being Coordinator (Columbia University / New York, NY): The Leadership Coordinator is responsible for the development and ongoing management of the Athletic Department's leadership program. More details HERE.

(NEW!) Graphic Designer (University of Miami / Miami, FL): Miami Athletics is seeking a graphic designer to support the sales, marketing, communications and digital initiatives of the department through the design and layout of various creative elements. More details HERE.

Athletics Development Coordinator/Denver (Colorado State University / Denver, CO): Develop and execute a comprehensive strategy of programs and efforts to increase philanthropic support for the Ram Club among residents of the Denver metro area. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director, Ticket Sales and Service (University of Oregon / Eugene, OR): Responsible for the development, implementation, and ongoing management of a progressive, service-oriented team charged with ticket operations and sales using analytics strategies. More details HERE.

Director of Business Operations - Athletics (University of North Texas / Denton, TX): This position is responsible for the oversight of accounting and financial reporting functions for the athletic department. Performs day to day business office, clerical, and accounting functions. More details HERE.

Marketing, Program Coordinator (University of Notre Dame / Notre Dame, IN): The University of Notre Dame Athletics is seeking a talented, self-driven individual for the role of Marketing, Program Coordinator. To learn more visit http://apptrkr.com/1278693. EOE/AA More details HERE.

Compliance Assistant (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): Assist with monitoring of recruiting activities, complimentary admissions, playing & practices, camps, & awards. Assist with rules education, preparing rules and educational materials & presentations. More details HERE.

Associate Director of Athletic Compliance (Chicago State University / Chicago, IL): Under the immediate supervision of the Athletic Director, the athletic compliance officer ensures that Chicago State University is in compliance with both NCAA and WAC rules and regulations. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Annual Giving (University of Tennessee Foundation, Inc. / Knoxville, TN): The UT Foundation has a vacancy for an Assistant Director of Annual Giving for UT Knoxville Athletics. Use the requisition keyword 1800000197 to learn more about this full-time fundraising role. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Creative Services (Boise State University / Boise, ID): Live in one of the nation’s fastest-growing urban communities while working with a successful athletic program. Produce content for the Bronco Digital Network; oversee live streamed sports production. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Marketing (Auburn University / Auburn, AL): **Two openings available** This position develops and executes creative, innovative marketing plans that maximize revenue, brand profile, attendance and fan experience for Auburn University Athletics. More details HERE.

Associate Major Gift Officer – Tyee Club (University of Washington / Seattle, WA): We have an exciting opportunity for an Associate Major Gift Officer. This position is a member of the Athletics Advancement Team and will have dual functions in philanthropy and discovery. More details HERE.

Athletic Trainer - Women's Basketball (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): Responsible for the prevention, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries/illnesses. NATABOC Certified Athletic Trainer. Maintain medical information complying with HIPPA & FERPA. More details HERE.

Associate AD, Athletics Facilities (University of Miami / Miami, FL): Miami is seeking a dynamic and energetic professional to help with maintenance and development of facilities, coordination of facility renovations and construction, and staging of all athletic events. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Promotions (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga / Chattanooga, TN): This position is a full-time, twelve-month position with benefits, overseeing all aspects of marketing, promotions and game-day fan experience for the Mocs 15 intercollegiate sports. More details HERE.

Director, Video Content (University of Miami / Miami, FL): Miami is seeking a dynamic, energetic and creative visual storyteller to help direct video content for one of the most iconic brands in collegiate athletics, with a special emphasis on UM’s Football. More details HERE.

Multimedia Producer (Oklahoma State University / Stillwater, OK): Working with Oklahoma State Football to create content to aid with programs' video needs, planning and executing video shoots, supporting events, producing content for web, social and recruiting. More details HERE.

Associate Director of Athletics (Southern Methodist University / Dallas, TX): This position serves as a senior leader on the Athletics Director's senior administrative team. This position reports directly to the Athletics Director. More details HERE.

Director, Facilities Capital Planning and Project Management (University of Texas at Austin / Austin, TX): Lead facilities master planning, capital projects, renovation and construction management. Provide long and short-range capital, renovation and construction projects for Texas Athletics. More details HERE.

Director of Creative Video and Production (James Madison University / Harrisonburg, VA): Guide and direct video strategy related to event coverage, live event production, creative content and collaboration with other key content developers and live production partners. More details HERE.

Senior Manager Athletics HR (Florida International University / Miami, FL): FIU is seeking a Senior Manager Athletics HR that will oversee all HR efforts for the department. The HR Manager will make high level independent decisions regarding operational and HR activities. More details HERE.

Assistant Coach Men's and Women's Swimming (Pennsylvania State University / University Park, PA): Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics, a Division I and Big Ten Conference Institution, is seeking an Assistant Coach for the Men’s and Women's Swimming program. Apply at http://apptrkr.com/1274536. More details HERE.

Assistant Coach, Men's & Women's Track & Field/Cross Country (UNC Wilmington / Wilmington, NC): The Assistant Coach assists the Head Coach in providing leadership for a NCAA Division I program. Assists with all aspects of the men’s and women’s track and field and cross country program. More details HERE.

Assistant AD for Ticket Sales & Event Services (UW-Milwaukee / Milwaukee, WI): This position will manage all aspects of ticket sales and services for Milwaukee Athletics events. The position also supervises all game and event management function. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Facilities (Northwestern University / Evanston, IL): This position assists with day-to-day operations, scheduling, and maintenance in NUDAR facilities. It is also responsible for assigned game day needs, work orders, and coordination of student staff. More details HERE.

Associate Athletics Director for Intercollegiate Sports Programs (Columbia University / New York, NY): The Associate Athletics Director for Intercollegiate Sports Programs provides strong leadership and acts as a role model for staff, coaches and student-athletes in the Department. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director of Compliance (Montana State University / Bozeman, MT): The Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance will manage the compliance operations within the Athletic Department. More details HERE.

Director of Athletic Event Management (University of New Mexico / Albuquerque, NM): UNM’s Athletics Events Management department is seeking a Director of Athletic Event Management to manage and coordinator all aspects of hosting UNM home athletics events. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletics Director, Development (Stanford University / Stanford, CA): Stanford Athletics is seeking a qualified candidate to lead the strategy and execution of the department's major gift fundraising efforts including management of the major gift fundraising team. More details HERE.

Academic Coordinator (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): Assist at-risk student-athletes in developing & achieving academic objectives through one-on-one meetings. Model & teach study skills & strategies. Set up & lead review sessions. Tutorial services. More details HERE.

Director of Development, Athletics (Columbia University / New York, NY): The Director of Development for Athletics is responsible for implementing the development and alumni relations plans for Columbia Athletics and achieving related goals. More details HERE.

Ticket Sales and Service Account Executive (University of Virginia / Charlottesville, VA): This position will be responsible for generating revenue and increasing attendance at Virginia Athletics events through the sale of tickets and VA Athletics Foundation contributions. More details HERE.

Head Softball Coach (Ohio University / Athens, OH): Coach and develop a highly competitive Division I softball team. Organize the administration of the day-to-day operations. More details HERE.

Director of Ticket Operations (Florida Atlantic University / Boca Raton, FL): Primarily responsible for planning, organizing and directing all operations involving the Tickets Office-including the financial management of all revenue generated from ticket sales. More details HERE.

Deputy Athletics Director (University of Illinois at Chicago / Chicago, IL): This position serves as chief operating officer and will assist the Director of Athletics in the overall management, supervision, and leadership of the athletics department. More details HERE.

Video Board Coordinating Producer (University of Kentucky / Lexington, KY): Collaborate with various entities to produce engaging streamed and on-demand video content for UK Athletics.com and SEC Digital Network - enhancing the in-venue experience & sports broadcast shows. More details HERE.

Sports Turf Manager (University of Kentucky / Lexington, KY): Oversee the preparation of safe, aesthetically pleasing practice & competition fields to give our student-athletes elite opportunities to succeed in their sport. More details HERE.

Ticket Services & Retention Rep (Purdue University / West Lafayette, IN): Responsible for creating and executing a business sales plan to service and retain season ticket packages for Purdue Athletics. Retention of renewable season tickets via phone or face to face. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director of Strategic Communications and Marketing (University of Missouri-Kansas City / Kansas City, MO): This position will have oversight over several areas including: strategic communications, media relations, digital media, marketing/promotions, branding, and fan engagement. More details HERE.

Associate Head Athletic Trainer (Brown University / Providence, RI): Position provides medical care and health education to ensure the safety of, reduce risk of injury to, and guide the rehabilitation of Brown student-athletes under the guidance of the Head Trainer. More details HERE.

Budget Analyst - Intercollegiate Athletics (University of San Diego / San Diego, CA): Bean Counter? Strategic thinker? We need both!  Seeking a strong No. 2 in our Athletics Business Office. The Budget Analyst supports the Senior Associate AD/CFO in establishing, monitoring, and maintaining the department's budget in addition to collecting, reviewing, and analyzing data that is used in budget planning, forecasting and strategic planning processes. If you are good at math, a whiz-bang in accounting, finance or related field (CPA a plus) and not opposed to working on the most beautiful campus in America, please send email expressing interest TODAY to Senior Associate AD Dan Yourg: yourg@sandiego.edu (Yes, YouRg not YouNg!). More details HERE.

Associate Sports Information Director (Boise State University / Boise, ID): Boise State is hiring an associate sports information director whose primarily responsibility will be baseball, and will also assist with the media relations efforts for the Broncos’ football team. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Strategic Communications (Pennsylvania State University / University Park, PA): Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics, a Division I and Big Ten Conference member, is seeking a highly qualified candidate to fill the position of Assistant Director of Strategic Communications. More details HERE.

Senior Associate/Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs (Drake University / Des Moines, IA): Position will join the athletics department senior staff while serving as the lead fundraiser for the department and having oversight of all external relations areas. Provides sport supervision. More details HERE.

Assoc. Athletic Director - Communications (Clemson University / Clemson, SC): Clemson University is looking for Assoc. Athletic Director – Communications in Jervey Athletic Center. To apply and view full details, please visit http://www.Click2Apply.net/nywtb9cjg7m5zz7g. More details HERE.

Director of Marketing (University of New Mexico / Albuquerque, NM): UNM Athletics Marketing department is seeking a Director of Marketing to will assist with the day-to-day marketing and promotions of assigned programs working directly with our basketball programs. More details HERE.

Account Executive (Home Team Sports / San Diego, CA): The Account Executive (AE) will develop, sell, and manage all aspects of fully integrated corporate sponsorships for San Diego State University (SDSU) Sports Properties. More details HERE.

Associate/Sr. Associate Athletic Director for Student Success & Compliance (Winthrop University / Rock Hill, SC): Under the direction of the Director of Athletics, the Associate/Senior Associate Athletic Director for Student Success & Compliance serves as a member of the Athletics Department senior staff. More details HERE.

Assistant AD/Director of Strategic Communications (University of San Deigo / San Diego, CA): Are you interested in working on the most beautiful college campus in America?  We are looking for a Difference Maker to share the special story of the University of San Diego Toreros.  If you are a talented strategic thinker, writer, videographer, graphic designer, or otherwise supremely talented communications professional, and can help move the needle in driving engagement, attendance, revenue generation, recruiting, etc., email Marcy Lanoue at: mlanoue@sandiego.edu TODAY.  We're moving fast and you must enjoy sunshine! More details HERE.

Athletics Annual Fund Coordinator (California State University, Bakersfield / Bakersfield, CA): The Athletics Annual Fund Coordinator manages the Roadrunner Scholarship Fund through the identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of donors and prospects. More details HERE.

Program Manager - Athletics Ticket Sales & Services (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): Assist in the development of new ticket marketing growth programs and initiatives; manage & update sales records using Ticket System/Salesforce on a daily and weekly basis. Req# ID 14848. More details HERE.

Athletic Business Operations Manager (Winthrop University / Rock Hill, SC): Reporting to the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Internal Operations, the Business Operations Manager executes the athletics business office and departmental business functions. More details HERE.

Athletics Development Officer (Utah State University / Logan, UT): The position is responsible for achieving identified goals and objectives established by the Deputy Athletics Director / Assistant Vice President in coordination with the... More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director for Business Operations (Texas State University / San Marcos, TX): This position will manage financial and human resources operations, coordinate strategic planning, and oversee administrative and/or operational projects for the Department of Athletics. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director - Marketing/Promotions (Middle Tennessee State University / Murfreesboro, TN): The Assistant Athletic Director Marketing and Promotions will work on the immediate and long range marketing/sales efforts for the athletic department. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Athletics for Student-Athlete Development & Welfare (College of the Holy Cross / Worcester, MA): The AD is responsible for creating and implementing a series of programming to emphasis and improve the student-athlete experience and welfare. Master’s degree preferred. More details HERE.

Assistant/Associate Director, Athletics Communications (Boston College / Chestnut Hill, MA): Boston College Athletics is accepting applications for the position of Assistant/Associate Director, Athletics Communications. This position will serve as the media contact for the men's hockey team. More details HERE.

Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach (University of Akron / Akron, OH): The University of Akron, a NCAA Division I (FBS) institution and member of the Mid-American Conference is currently accepting application for the position of Head Women's Lacrosse Coach. More details HERE.

CD Henry Internship (Big Ten Conference / Rosemont, IL): The intern will work in several areas of the office including sports administration, championships, football and basketball operations and special research projects. More details HERE.

Associate Athletics Director for Communications (Vanderbilt University / Nashville, TN): The Associate Athletics Director of Communications is responsible for leading the department’s communications efforts in alignment with institutional-level strategies and tactics to advance Vanderbilt. More details HERE.

Coordinator of Baseball Operations (Long Beach State University / Long Beach, CA): This position provides administrative support to the Baseball program. Must apply online at www.csulb.edu/employment to be considered. More details HERE.

Executive or Sr. Associate Athletics Director for Academics and Student Development (University of Georgia Athletic Association / Athens, GA): Member of UGA Athletics Senior Management Team. Responsible for oversight and management of academic success and academic support services for student athletes participating in 21 sport programs. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director (University of Georgia Athletic Association / Athens, GA): Responsible for efficient and effective operation of the Athletic Association’s human resources unit. Establish and implement HR efforts that effectively communicate and support our mission and vision. More details HERE.

Director of Development - Premium Seating/Major Gifts (University of Wisconsin / Madison, WI): This position will work as a member of the Athletic Development Office team with specific responsibility for developing, implementing and evaluating the premium seating program. More details HERE.

Associate Director Athletics Ticket Analytics and Database Management (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): Assist in management of the overall day-to-day database maintenance and administration for both Paciolan ticketing and Salesforce CRM software; maintain forecasting models. Req#ID 14783. More details HERE.

Creative Services Coordinator (University of North Carolina at Charlotte / Charlotte, NC): This position is responsible for consulting, creation, designing, delivering wide variety visual/graphic art products for all sports teams. The products include but are not limited to: individual team posters, schedule cards, promotional items, billboards, recruiting materials, public relations material and social media content. More details HERE.

Tennis Coordinator of Officials (Big Ten Conference / Rosemont, IL): Assign officials for all men’s and women’s Big Ten tennis conference matches while acting as a liaison between the NCAA, ITA, member institutions’ tennis coaches and officials. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Digital Communications - Social Media Strategy (NCAA / Indianapolis, IN): Manage various outreach efforts of the NCAA’s main communications office, assisting in the Association’s social media efforts and other communications efforts as defined by the managing director of external affairs and director of digital communications. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Athletics Communications (University of Notre Dame / South Bend, IN): Join the Communications arm of Fighting Irish Media, which aims to engage and connect student-athletes, fans and alumni to Notre Dame. More details HERE.

Feature Content Specialist, On-Air Talent (Pennsylvania State University / University Park, PA): Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics is seeking a candidate for a Feature Content Specialist and On-Air Talent. Typically requires a Bachelor's degree or higher plus four years of related experience. More details HERE.
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