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Notre Dame WBB HC McGraw reveals she was originally ticketed to be on United Flight 175 from Boston to LA that crashed into the World Trade Center on 9/11 before switching itineraries. Former Irish AC & current Ohio State HC McGuff convinced McGraw to fly with him out of Providence after a recruiting visit in Walpole, MA, "He said it would be much easier to fly out of Providence than Boston. I said, 'Yeah, but I can't go direct.' He somehow just convinced me, and I thought, 'Well, it's not that big a deal, I'll just go out of Providence.'  If it had been another assistant coach, they might have said, 'Fine, I'll drive you to Boston.' But he was kind of like, 'I'm not driving to Boston.' Thank God." McGraw's husband was unaware of the flight change, "On about the 10th ring, she answers and I said, 'Where are you right now?' She said they had just taken them off the plane in Providence because there was a problem with the computer systems. I said, 'There's not a problem with the computers. That plane just hit the twin towers – get Kevin, go rent a car now and get the hell back here.' I think for all of us, it's like a part of you died that day that hasn't come back. Frightening would be the simplest way to say it." As it turns out, Fighting Irish MBB HC Brey was also in the Providence airport on 9/11 & eventually linked up with McGraw & McGuff for the 15-hour drive back to South Bend. More. (link); Another notable leader who was supposed to be on United Flight 175 was then-Boston College MBB AC & current Providence HC Cooley, who changed his plans just days before when a prospective student-athlete in LA ended up committing to Georgetown. Cooley: "I’ve thought about, could I have done something if I was on the plane? Would I have been intimidated? I’m the luckiest man in the world. I really am. That’s why I always try to stay jovial. Whenever people ask me how I’m doing, my answer is always, 'I’m still here, bro. I guess God don’t want me yet.'" (link)
Vanderbilt: Longtime Dores AD Williams will step away once a new boss has been hired, but will still be plenty involved on campus as he'll return to teaching in the Law School & establish a new Sports, Law & Society Program. Williams, in part, "A huge thanks and love goes out to the hundreds of student athletes I have had the pleasure to be associated with as the head of this department. As I have always stated to you 'You are the Best of the Best.' It has been my true pleasure to be a small part of your lives." VU Chancellor Zeppos effusive in his praise for Williams. (link); More from Zeppos, who indicates to SEC Network's Finebaum he'll get the input of Williams, Commodore coaches, supporters, etc. to hire a new boss, "I think it's an extremely attractive position." Williams to Finebaum: "I'm gonna be around dude, don't worry." (link); SEC Commish Sankey: "David has been a significant contributor to the success of the Southeastern Conference over the last decade and a half. He is true to the ideals of college athletics, an ardent advocate for student-athletes and an effective representative for Vanderbilt University." (link); The Tennessean's Sparks: "The next athletics director will inherit high-caliber coaches and high-achieving student-athletes in the classroom. But he or she also will face the challenge of growing a shrinking fan base, marketing a football program in a growing city and upgrading Vanderbilt’s aging football stadium." More. (link)
A new lawsuit has been filed alleging former Michigan State AD & current university Trustee Perles covered up knowledge of a rape committed by former MSU doctor Nassar in 1992 of a then-Spartans Field Hockey student-athlete. The suit also alleges the encounter was videotaped by Nassar. Part of the statement from East Lansing, "While the protocols and procedures mentioned in this lawsuit do not reflect how sexual assault claims are handled at MSU, we are taking the allegations very seriously and looking into the situation." Former Spartans AD Baker, who succeeded Perles, "It is not going together for me, correctly, time-wise. I am not trying to say it didn't happen ... I am getting pinpricks of warning saying wait a minute, that doesn't fit together." More. (link)
The parents of late Maryland FB student-athlete McNair have filed a "notice of claims," which makes it likely they plan to sue the university. Damages = "in excess of $10M" for each parent & for McNair's estate. Negligence, gross negligence, wrongful death, survival claims, violations of federal laws, civil rights violations & any other tort claims are all noted. On leave FB HC Durkin, former Strength & Conditioning lead Court among those named. (link)
LSU AD Alleva Q&As on a variety of topics, when asked how long he plans to stay in the chair, "I really enjoy my job. I enjoy coming to work every day. I’ve got a group of coaches I really enjoy working with. Every day, it’s fun for me to come to work. I would love to do this as long as possible. As long as I enjoy coming to work, the challenges it brings, I’d like to do this for a while." On other fronts, Alleva says the education of student-athletes on where they can turn for help in any situation is a crucial part of his administration, "It all comes down to education and kids not being afraid to report things. We try to create an environment where they can tell us what they need to tell us, and we can handle it the right way." Doesn't think the impact of legalized sports gambling will be that big of a deal, says he doesn't get high or low on wins or losses, "I try to look at things in the long run, not just at that moment." Another key quote: "My job is to try to help our coaches win." (link)
Another Q&A, this one with Oregon boss Mullens on the challenges of FB scheduling. What he looks for in high-profile non-conference matchups: 1) Possibility to enhance the student-athlete experience, which sometimes includes playing in a pro facility; 2) Expand the Ducks' brand nationally; and, 3) Unstated, but clearly such opportunities have to make financial sense. Wants Los Angeles & Las Vegas to get in the mix for early season neutral site kicks as Dallas & Atlanta have "set themselves apart, financially and experience-wise." Looks to TV ratings, ticket sales & the student-athlete impact to measure success of non-conference tilts. More. (link)
Iowa State's waiver to play Drake as its 12th FB opponent this season got denied. Looks like the Bulldogs' non-scholarship model for FB was the reason. Interestingly, Cyclones AD Pollard says he also submitted the possibility of playing any of the 19 FCS programs free on the 20th of October & that scenario was also denied, "The rationale, evidently, was that if any one of those FCS teams played us, they would change their strength of schedule and the calculation that gets used for FCS playoffs." Pollard still aiming for a December 1 kick no matter what ISU's record is at the time. (link)
Forbes with its latest look at the most valuable college FB programs. Top 5: Texas A&M (three-year revenue average - 2014, 2015 & 2016 - of $148M), Texas ($133M), Michigan ($127M), Alabama ($127M) & Ohio State ($120M). A&M's run of facility contributions will eventually come off the books, bringing the Aggies back to the field. Interestingly, 10 SEC members in the Top 25, but no Kentucky. Texas Tech in at #25. Annual soapbox: Someone please let me know when one of these programs gets sold on the open market. (link)
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Florence: Lots of moving parts, but here's a pretty complete list of the Division I FB games affected by the coming hurricane. (link); Virginia Tech AD Babcock on ECU not waiting one more day for a decision, "We certainly understand the need for safety, of course, we just felt that tomorrow, making the decision then, would've been more responsible and accurate. We informed ECU of this multiple times." (link); Maine FB gets feisty on Twitter, calls out UCF for still not doing anything about the 2017 cancelled matchup between the two, welcomes the National Champs to head to Orono for a kick this weekend. (link); Lots of media types point out UCF & Nebraska have the same open weekend in a matchup that would reunite Huskers HC Frost with his former squad. (link); North Carolina's cancellation against UCF means some Tar Heel student-athletes who are sitting out due to the swag-selling saga will only have one more game to miss. (link); Here's this weekend's new FB TV schedule. (link)
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Indiana AD Glass has been on the job for 10 years in Bloomington, points to the keys of "healing" the department after a handful of high-profile incidents prior to his arrival & improving IU's facilities portfolio as two key markers of his tenure. More on the latter, "And I think a renewed emphasis on fundraising combined with the tailwind of the new TV deal have enabled us to rebuild our infrastructure." That said, Glass still believes coaching, not facilities, is the "be all, end all." "Competing economically" continues to be the biggest challenge for the Hoosiers, believes his lack of knowledge on how a traditional AD operates was partially a plus coming into the job, "sometimes not having conventional wisdom and not knowing what you can’t do is helpful. I mean, I don’t think it’s a coincidence that none of my colleagues were willing to do a Bill of Rights. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that nobody else has been able to do a sexual assault ban. Because I’m just not from that way of thinking. I think I’m going to think about things in a different way." More. (link)
Central Michigan AD Alford rolls out CMU's 2017-18 Annual Report. Of note: The Chippewa Athletic Fund saw a 15% increase in membership, CMU saw a 50% increase in total fundraising over the previous record, 100% of the athletic department participated in the Annual University Campaign and there were eight leadership commitments ($100K+) in FY18. Looks like total fundraising approached $4M. FY18 budget was a hair shy of $30M, with a breakdown as follows: operations (24.2%), scholarships (22.6%), internal resources (38.7%) and university charges (14.5%). Third straight year of a balanced budget. Lots more inside. (link)
Former Oregon State AD De Carolis is back in the saddle as the new Deputy AD at Santa Clara. Broncos AD Baumgartner: "We are thrilled to add an administrator of Bob's caliber to our management team. We have a long working relationship from our time on Pac-12 Conference and NCAA committees. He has expertise in a number of areas and great experience, which will help make us even better as we continue to move the needle." (link)
Hofstra AD Cole adds the title of Chief Revenue Officer to Deputy AD Artinian's title, shifts Assoc. AD for Fan Engagement Arnone to Assoc. AD for Marketing & Strategic Partnerships, fundraiser Barry up to Assoc. AD for Athletic Development & facilities point man Watson up to the Assoc. AD line. (link); Colgate AD Moore hires Oklahoma Asst. AD for Human Resources & Administrative Engagement Smith as Senior Assoc. AD & Chief of Staff, Assoc. AD/SWA Berdo up to Senior Assoc. AD & maintains SWA responsibilities, plus here's a look at all sport administrator assignments for the Raiders. Sure would be nice if all departments had this listing available. (link - moves, link - sport administrator oversights)
HCs: Former Ole Miss FB HC Freeze when asked by reporters why he isn't on staff in the SEC, "This past year there were several schools who showed great interest in me. For whatever reason, they all ended the same way. I think that’s probably a question that’s better asked for people that had discussions in regards to my employment. It’s probably unfair for me to speculate on that. I think the climate in America the last year probably affects a lot of administrator’s decision making. If they don’t take the time to really hear what our story is, they probably can come quick to make some type of judgement. Maybe that happened. Maybe it didn’t." (link); Northwestern FB HC Fitzgerald calls the run-pass option revolution in college FB "the purest form of communism" as officials don't call penalties for linemen down field. (link); I incorrectly stated yesterday that D1Baseball's Rogers didn't have any quotes from recently exited Oregon State Baseball HC Casey. Here's a good one, "I had no agenda with this deal. I’m not going on vacations. I have no desire to go to Paris or something like that. The need to get away had nothing to do with this decision at all. It’s going to be fine, it really is. But it’s not easy, and if I felt like it was easy, I’d actually feel pretty bad about it. Who knows if I’ll be inspired to coach again? Maybe what I do next is in baseball and maybe it’s not. But I’m a college coach and I do love the game of baseball, and do love competing." More. (link)
TV/OTT: New Mexico State finally announces its deal with Eleven Sports for a multi-year deal that will include some FB, MBB and WBB games, as well as some olympic sports coverage, broadcast on the platform. (link); Axios' Fischer suggests it's possible that Verizon makes a run at buying CBS, which would follow the AT&T-Time Warner marriage rationale. (link); WSJ's Krouse says it's unclear what Verizon's strategy is as Oath boss Armstrong is on his way out after just one year. Coming 5G could be key. (link)
"Why I Encourage My Best Employees to Consider Outside Job Offers." In this HBR piece, G2Crowd CMO Bonnici explains why: 1) Employees want development, not lip service; 2) Openness allows conversations to thrive; 3) There are benefits to their leaving (if they leave feeling good about a company, they will speak highly of its brand); and 4) They're more likely to return. (link)
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Sounds like Parker will handle the Sun Belt Commissioner's search. Outgoing Commish Benson expects official approval of the new bowl game in Myrtle Beach, SC within the next 30-60 days. Points to a College GameDay-type pregame show for the league's FB title game on December 1. Benson also says he'll keep busy in retirement, though it won't be of the 75-hour work week variety like he's used to, "I'm going to be selective and pick and choose something that is meaningful, whether it's in college sports or something else. I'll be 67 this December, so health is good, new marriage and all that. It seems like it was the right time [to step aside]." (link)
Former Boise State/San Jose State AD Bleymaier sits for a podcast. Reflecting on his time in the chair, "Well, it's definitely a transition, you know, there's a lot of things that you miss about it, but there's also a lot of things that I don't miss about that work. And so it's a transition period." On the blue turf decision, "Well, I prepared myself. I knew that people would think it was crazy and there would be a lot of critics out there. And so I braced myself for that. I do have to say that I was nervous about the color of blue that it was going to be because AstroTurf had never done this before so they could not show me an exact sample of what it was going to look like. They said that it's going to look like this blue. But since we've never done quantities like this, we're not positive what the shade of blue was. And so I went to the paint store and started looking at colors of blue and that's when I got nervous because I realized that there's about 200 shades of blue out there and about a hundred seventy five of them aren't real attractive. So I was nervous. As it came to the time that they were going to install the turf, I remember being out there - it was early July, it was about a hundred five degrees one afternoon. Nobody was around, the stadium was completely empty. ... And I went up into the stands and sat there and said some prayers hoping that that first roll of turf was going to look okay, and when they rolled out the first five yards strip of Turf I took a huge sigh of relief and said, 'I think this is going to be okay.'" Lots more. (link)
Part of the NCAA punishments for Alabama A&M's violations involving the certification of student-athletes from the 2011-12 through 2015-16 school years involve scholarship reductions and a 2018-19 postseason ban for FB, MBB, Baseball and Men's Golf. Recruiting penalties also handed out to WBB and Volleyball. Overall, 101 student-athletes across 14 sports. (link); AD Hicks: "We had a lot of transition with staff since 2009. There were individuals who were hired and didn't have the necessary NCAA experience, but who had institutional knowledge and other responsibilities. What we ended up having to do is refresh and hire those seasoned professionals who specifically dealt with compliance and academics." (link)
The center-hung scoreboard in George Washington's Charles E. Smith Center fell to the floor from a lowered position during maintenance. Luckily, no one was hurt. No word yet on damage to the court. Link includes pictures. (link)
Van Wagner partners with TickPick, LLC as the "Official Ticket Marketplace" and will serve as the secondary ticketing platform for athletic programs at twelve collegiate programs, including ETSU, FIU, Georgia State, Longwood, Niagara, Samford, Santa Clara, Siena, Saint Joseph’s, Stony Brook, Towson  and Valparaiso. Several conferences involved, as well: America East, Big South, CAA and WAC. VWSE VP for National Partnerships Cuervo: "We are excited to announce this partnership with an emerging leader in the ticketing industry who is making a significant impact on the sports and entertainment industry. TickPick will bring great value and service to fans, friends and alumni of all our partner schools, conferences and events." (link)
Also Noticed: Our condolences to the NC State family as Senior Assoc. AD/CFO Moose passed away yesterday. (link); LIU Brooklyn will add Women's Hockey, starting play in the NEWHA in 2019-20. (link); Northern Arizona selects IMG Learfield Ticket Solutions as its first-ever outbound ticket sales representative. (link); Youngstown State Co-DC McNutt will miss a third game as he carries out a five-day suspension following an internal investigation into alleged domestic violence. (link); IMG Academy names former South Carolina Assoc. AD for FB Administration Speronis as the new Director of Football. (link); UMass Lowell Chancellor Moloney gets a new four-year deal, carrying her through 2022 at which point she will retire. Base starts at $444K this year, rising to $478K in final year. (link); Notre Dame viewership on NBC is up 65% year over year through two games. (link); Alabama adds UT Martin to the 2020 FB schedule. (link); Towson and Bucknell will meet on the gridiron in a two-game deal. First in 2019 at Johnny Unitas Stadium in Towson then at Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium in Lewisburg in 2022. (link)
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(NEW!) Associate Director of Annual Fund (Arizona State University Foundation / Tempe, AZ): Help us lead the annual fundraising for Arizona State University Athletics and help grow ASU the most innovative university in the US! More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director/Ticket Operations Coordinator (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): Assist with administering all aspects of the day-to-day operations of the ticket office. Provide lead work direction/training to staff & students. Supervise events. Assist with annual ticket planning. More details HERE.

Director, Ticket Sales and Service (University of Texas at San Antonio / San Antonio, TX): Lead the UTSA Athletics Ticket Sales and Services team to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of customer ticket sales and service. More details HERE.

Director - Athletics Information Technology (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): Direct and manage all information technology activities for the Intercollegiate Athletics Department; knowledge and experience with the latest hardware/software, programming, planning and development. More details HERE.

Director, Risk Management and Compliance Services (University of Texas at Austin / Austin, TX): To maintain and ensure an effective risk management and compliance program and ensure institutional control within Texas Athletics with a high level knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations. More details HERE.

Director, Athletic Compliance (University of Southern California / Los Angeles, CA): The Director, Athletic Compliance will assist in developing, implementing, and maintaining a comprehensive, in-depth, and effective athletic compliance program. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Compliance (Pepperdine University / Malibu, CA): The Assistant Director of Compliance is responsible for monitoring and documenting compliance with the NCAA and West Coast Conference legislation for Pepperdine Athletics. More details HERE.

Sports Science Coordinator (University of Oregon Athletic Department / Eugene, OR): Responsible for the development and planning of performance support for world class student-athletes. Assess and enhance athlete readiness, performance, and recovery. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Communications (Stanford University / Stanford, CA): Stanford University seeks a highly-motivated, energetic and team-orientated individual with strong communication skills to fill the role of Assistant Director, Communications. More details HERE.

Head Cross Country & Track and Field Coach (CSUN / Northridge, CA): The Head Cross Country & Track and Field Coach oversees the management of all aspects for both the Men's and Woman's programs. More details HERE.

Asst. Track & Field and Cross Country Coach (Montana State University / Bozeman, MT): Responsible for assisting the Montana State University’s Men’s & Women’s Track & Field and Cross Country programs in Bozeman, Montana. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Director of Athletics - External Affairs (University of Alaska Anchorage / Anchorage, AK): The UAA Department of Athletics is seeking applicants for the Senior Associate Director of Athletics - External Affairs position. Apply at Careers at UA (https://www.alaska.edu/jobs/), no. 510184. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director for Ticketing (Vanderbilt University / Nashville, TN): This position will manage the day-to-day elements of the Vanderbilt Athletic Ticket Office processes. More details HERE.

Director, Premium Seating and Major Gifts (Syracuse University / Syracuse, NY): The Director of Premium Seating and Major Gifts will work with the Athletics Development Team with specific responsibility for developing, marketing and evaluating the premium seating program. More details HERE.

Athletics Compliance Specialist (University of Delaware, Newark, DE): Responsible for implementing a Division I compliance program for 21 varsity sports teams made up of 600 + student-athletes, athletics department and University staff. More details HERE.

Vice President, Sponsorship Sales (JMI Sports | Clemson Sports & Campus Marketing / Greenville, SC): Key member of executive team. Athletic & Campus sponsorship sales. Recruiting, training, mgmt of sales staff. Partner relationships/procurement/account mgmt/strategic planning/financial analysis. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director Ticketing Sales and Service (Pennsylvania State University / University Park, PA): Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics (ICA), a Division I and Big Ten Conference Institution, is seeking an Assistant Athletic Director for Ticketing Sales and Service. Apply at apptrkr.com/1285784. More details HERE.

Sr. Account Executive (JMI Sports | Clemson Sports & Campus Marketing / Greenville, SC): Athletics & Campus sponsorship sales. Develop and leverage strong relationships with brand decision makers to generate mutually beneficial partnerships that boost the Clemson brand and provide RIO to partners. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Annual Giving, Athletics (University of Pennsylvania / Philadelphia, PA): The Assistant Director of Annual Giving is a member of a Development and Alumni Relations team focused on achieving the fundraising and alumni relations goals of the Athletics Department. More details HERE.

Asst. Dir of Development (William & Mary / Williamsburg, VA): The Asst. Dir. of Development works closely with the Director to build a high-level program that generates significant revenue for William & Mary’s priorities. Full time with benefits. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Athletic Advancement (Florida Gulf Coast University / Fort Myers, FL): Assistant Director of Athletic Advancement is responsible for all aspects of growing, communicating, delivering benefits and development cycle progression. More details HERE.

Asst. Sports Info Director (Davidson College / Davidson, NC): A NCAA Division I school and member of the Atlantic 10 Conference, is now accepting applications for the position of Assistant Sports Information Director. More Details HERE.

Assistant Athletics Director for Development (Director of Development, Major Gifts) (University of Texas at San Antonio / San Antonio, TX): The Assistant Athletics Director of Development will be responsible for identifying, cultivating, soliciting and stewarding major gift ($25,000+) donors and prospects for Intercollegiate Athletics. More details HERE.

Coordinator, Marketing and Fan Engagement (University of Arizona / Tucson, AZ): The Marketing Coordinator will be in charge of marketing and game presentation for Arizona Soccer, Gymnastics, and Softball and will have a hand in football game day presentation/operations. More details HERE.

Assistant Media Relations Director (Texas A&M Athletics / College Station, TX): The Asst.Media Relations Director (classified as Info Rep II) is responsible for being a liaison between the Athletic Department and the Media (print, radio, television and other electronic media). More details HERE.

Men’s and Women’s Diving Coach (Davidson College / Davidson, NC): This position will prepare student athletes for competition and recruit qualified students. More Details HERE.

Assistant Swimming Coach (Davidson College / Davidson, NC): This position will prepare student athletes for competition and recruit qualified students. More Details HERE.

Student-Athlete Affairs Assistant (Florida Gulf Coast University / Fort Myers, FL): The Student-Athlete Affairs Assistant oversees all aspects of the Student-Athlete Development program including the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. More details HERE.

Associate Athletics Director/Director of Athletics Development (Boston University / Boston, MA): Boston University Athletics is seeking a qualified candidate to lead the strategy and execution of the department's fundraising efforts, including oversight and management of development staff. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Athletic Communications (Vanderbilt University / Nashville, TN): This role will work with local and national media to promote the Vanderbilt women’s basketball brand, in addition to other assigned sports, as well as provide content for our vucommodores.com. More details HERE.

Assistant Director - Membership Services (University of South Carolina / Columbia, SC): Position plays a key role in guiding the athletics annual fund- tracking benefit fulfillment, updating priority points and directing membership drives. Focused heavily on ticketing and gift reporting. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director - Development (Air Force Academy Athletics Corporation / Colorado Springs, CO): The Assistant Athletic Director, Development will be responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive fundraising program in support of Air Force Athletics. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Spokane Operations (Washington State University / Spokane, WA): Key member of the WSU Cougar Athletic Fund staff responsible for the advancement of the CAF's development goals in the Spokane and Coeur D'Alene areas, central WA, and a regional support role in CA. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Athletic Communications (Northwestern University / Evanston, IL): Chicago’s Big Ten Team is recruiting a creative, collaborative, forward-thinking communicator with PR & graphic design experience to dynamically share the stories of Wildcats student-athletes & staff. More details HERE.

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.

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.

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.
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