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Day 9 of the Alston case. Notable from Law360's Atkins: "Wilkinson points to a study that tested whether 87 consumer surveys accurately predicted real world behaviors. Poret admits that the results were broad, but all showed positive correlations, meaning 'all found some useful predictive value to consumer behavior.' […] The student athletes' attorney points to a survey done by an @NCAA expert in the O'Bannon case. NCAA's counsel objects to the line of q's. The student athletes argue that Poret's methodology is the similar to the NCAA expert's method, so the NCAA can't now challenge its validity. The @NCAA's counsel has raised multiple objections on a number of grounds to Poret's testimony about surveys and testimony he gave in the O'Bannon case. The judge has overruled all of the objections. […] Judge Wilken says she's concerned that the parties might need to call @UWMadison's Rebecca Blank back to testify on whether she authorized a press statement the school issued in response to her testimony last week. […] @NCAA counsel vigorously opposed calling Blank back to the stand, arguing it's a waste of time. The student athletes said they would use their time to call her back tmr. (Both sides have only 22.5 hrs each to argue and the trial must end tmr based on the judge's rules.) […] Kessler notes that in the Autnomy FBS conferences, football revenues doubled between 2004 and 2016, while the median value for head coaches' salaries more than tripled, from $1M to $3.529M. […] We're back. (NCAA expert witness) Isaacson is on the stand. The student athletes' attorney says Isaacson never asked survey participants about their future behavior and instead only asked about their preferences. Isaacson says the answers are still relevant to predicting future behavior. […] Kessler is drilling Isaacson on his choice to use the 'disjunctive" phrase and/or' in the question and his choice not to clarify what an amateur is and how much student athletes receive in cost-of-attendance scholarships." Further, Wilken wants a declaration from Blank, will allow student-athletes economics expert Noll to respond to some criticisms, "is still confused by how Pell Grants can be more than cost-of-attendance and she wants to know how federal government guides cost-of-attendance. 'What are those regulations? What do they say?', also, per Atkins, "The judge wants to know if there's an analysis of how many student athletes get scholarships and how much they get." (link); San Francisco Daily Journal's Cho was also in court yesterday. Key note: "Wilken requests written briefs on possible remedies or injunctions from both sides.  Asking plaintiffs for 'halfway type solutions.'" (link); The 10-day court portion wraps today.
Prospective jurors in the MBB-FBI court case that starts October 1 & includes former Adidas employees Gatto & Code, as well as agency runner Dawkins, will be asked a series of 14 questions to determine their fit as part of the jury. There's a number of inquires on impartiality toward the NCAA, if student-athletes should be further compensated & if the possible juror was a former student-athlete. Also, "Do you closely follow any college sports? If so, which sports and which colleges/teams do you follow?" And, "...the Government alleges in this case that the universities that were victims of the crimes that are charged in the Indictment were the University of Louisville, the University of Miami, North Carolina State University, and the University of Kansas. Do you or any other member of your household have any affiliation or connection to any of those universities? If so, is there anything about that affiliation or connection that would make it difficult for you to be fair and impartial in this case?" More. (link)
LEAD1 rolls-out survey results of its constituents: 62% are in favor of an integrity fee tied to legalized sports gambling, 52% would like to see a uniform injury reporting structure, 20% would accept money from a gaming interest, 50% are thinking about creating a varsity esports program in the next five years, 71% believe esports will be a big thing in the foreseeable future, 43% think student affairs should oversee esports, 33% point to the athletic department & 21% to academic units. More: 42% already distribute content via OTT platforms & LEAD1 institutions produce an average of 250 hours of live content & 200 hours of non-live per year. (link)
Pac-12 Commish Scott's latest thoughts on #AfterDark FB kickoffs, "The reason we play almost a third of our games at night is that was a way to unlock significant value from television in our last negations. ESPN and Fox placed a high value on us giving them a little more flexibility and being willing to play more night games. The Pac-12 is the only Power 5 conference with schools in the Pacific time zone. Late starts are a way to avoid competition for eyeballs with the SEC, ACC, Big Ten and Big 12. […] We essentially extend their day. We give them a whole other window of high-quality, highly rated games. ... Playing more night games than we did in the past unlocked the kind of value our schools were looking for." On the Pac-12 Networks: "We're creating a lot of value for the members. I would describe it as stable, valuable but probably not growing at the moment." Legalized sports gambling: "I think there's still a lot of water to go under the bridge in terms of whether there might be some federal legislation and rules around it, or whether it will be truly state by state." A bit more. (link)
Utah State AD Hartwell contributes to AthleticDirectorU with a look inside his leadership handbook. In challenging student-athlete or personnel situations, Hartwell poses the questions: 1) Have I been honest?; 2) Have I been consistent; 3) Have I done what's best for Utah State University?; and, 4) Have I communicated the decision process to the necessary parties? "If you can answer 'Yes' to all of these questions, you know you have done the right thing." Hartwell notes part of his preparation process includes an old-school "To Do List" & notes a key skill ADs have to learn, "You must be able to overcome unplanned time consuming events during any given day to ensure that the must do items get done." More. (link)
UTSA AD Campos points to the majority Hispanic enrollment on campus as part of the university's vision that "really aligns with who I am." What role should the Roadrunners play for the overall student body? "I imagine this athletics department being the fabric of the undergraduate experience. Athletics can be such a great partner for the rest of the institution because it provides so many of the memorable out-of-classroom experiences that people think of when they reflect on their time in college." One initiative Campos is clearly focused on is upgrading the facilities portfolio, "There have been a lot of different conversations about partnerships—whether it’s with the city, the school districts, or private partnerships—to build a new facility. We are definitely keeping all options open and exploring every opportunity." (link)
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Can you imagine having tickets to last year's WBB National Championship game, yet not making the trip & missing a historic buzzer-beater as Notre Dame won the title? For those who may have skipped out last season, here's four new WBB Final Four sites: 2021 = San Antonio, 2022 = Minneapolis, 2023 = Dallas & 2024 = Cleveland. Those four will be on tap after Tampa in 2019 & New Orleans in 2020. (link); All in all, UNC Wilmington's facilities survived Hurricane Florence without a considerable amount of damage. Softball's metal bleacher did get ripped apart a bit & a renovation to Track & Field's digs will be delayed for a while. (link)
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Learfield Prez/CEO Brown & his executive team have recruited FleishmanHillard SVP & Partner Palen to serve as the new Chief Communications & Marketing Officer in Plano. At FleishmanHillard, Palen has worked on major campaigns with the likes of Frost Bank & AT&T, as well as activations around the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic & Red River Showdown. Brown: "He is a highly skilled and seasoned communications executive, and his wealth of experiences will serve us well as we continue to grow our company. Of greatest importance, Bill is an absolute cultural fit and will help us tell our story in a consistent and thoughtful way, both internally and externally." (link)
SportsBusiness Journal/Daily: IMG College is pushing forward with its Social+ initiative that marries social media content produced by schools with tasteful advertising tie-ins. 14 schools are now on board, all 'Power 5' brands. IMGC boss Pernetti: "We pick our spots wisely. We’re not trying to smash you in the face with it. We want the content to be out front. That’s what makes the long-distance relationship between colleges and their fans work — it takes them up close and behind the curtain." (link); With longtime boss Moonves exiting, CBS leaders have been visiting with sports partners to ensure them the network's strategy won't be changing. (link); SBJ's centerpiece this issue is a deep look at a roster of key brand marketers who spend considerable dollars in the sports space. Includes leaders key categories, such as automotive, apparel, beer, financial services, QSR, tech & others. (link); Fox Sports has hired industry veteran Katz to run its digital properties. Katz will report up through National Networks boss Silverman. (link)
The changes continue at Northeastern as AD Konya introduces the new 'Howlin' Huskies Fund' that will center on generating unrestricted funds for reinvestment. Konya: "This new athletics annual fund is our way to provide a fully integrated program of support to enhance the opportunities of our student-athletes to continue our ascent toward national competitive achievement. […] We have articulated our collective aspirations in the Athletics 2025 Vision, which includes providing a distinctive student-athlete experience, creating a culture of excellence, unleashing opportunities to engage with internal and external stakeholders, and developing platforms for success through effective and creative operational efficiency." (link)
As part of his latest media column, The Athletic's Deitsch catches up with SEC on CBS play-by-play lead Nessler on some inside baseball of his job. Says he "couldn't be more comfortable" in his second year after taking over for the venerable voice of Vern Lundquist, indicates the biggest difference in calling college vs. pro games is the size of the rosters you have to know on the collegiate side, interestingly points to Alabama HC Saban as the most forthcoming about information out of all HCs with which the crew sits down. (link - scroll down)
The state of New Mexico settled with a woman who alleged the University of New Mexico mishandled her rape case that involved two former FB student-athletes. Settlement amount: $200K. No word on how much the university paid out. Settlement docs were signed in 2016. The two former FB student-athletes were never prosecuted. (link)
More Personnel: Ohio State FB HC Meyer says he "hasn't given any thought" to reports of former interim HC Day being named as coach-in-waiting for the Buckeyes. (link); Colorado State AD Parker stands by FB HC Bobo: "I don’t think we’re at a moment where we should be questioning the long-term commitment to Coach Bobo and the direction that he’s leading his program." (link); Totally missed this last week, but big name attorney Wilkinson, who is representing the NCAA in the Alston case, was hired by Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh to aid his push. (link); William & Mary AD Huge tabs former Tribe student-athlete and AC Bickford as the next Women's Tennis HC in Williamsburg. Bickford is currently the AHC at Old Dominion. (link); Former Maine MBB HC Walsh named technical director of basketball at IMG Academy. (link); Instagram co-founders Systrom and Krieger have resigned from Facebook and will leave the company in the coming weeks. Systrom indicates he and Krieger are "ready for our next chapter." Stay tuned for that. (link)
Few MBB HCs have been as successful as Virginia boss Bennett over the last couple of seasons & here are the five non-hoops traits he looks for in prospective student-athletes: 1) Carefree courageousness ("I like guys who play with courage, yet they're free."); 2) Competitiveness; 3) Composure ("Drive, but also can let things go."); 4) Confidence ("Sometimes guys just don’t know any better – they just kind of go out and do it and are like, ‘Wow, how’d that happen!"); and, 5) Character. Five pillars that are also key to UVA: humility, passion, unity, servanthood & thankfulness. (link)
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When news broke of the FBI-MBB investigation, then-University of Louisville Foundation board member Tyra was "surprised like everyone else. I wasn't like out of my mind upset, more disappointed and sad. It felt like we'd been through enough and this was more to endure. I probably felt the same as most because I'm a fan and a donor." A year later, now in the AD seat, Tyra is optimistic about the Cards future: "I think donors are getting their head around where we’re going. Not many of them really ask a lot of questions about the FBI or NCAA. That kind of passed. ... Recruits do, because other competing schools probably bring it up, and I address it head-on with parents. But more importantly, it's about how we're going to take care of their son or daughter while they're here and why this is a terrific place for them. ... Our culture of running a clean athletic department and a clean business, it starts with me. The moral compass is up, and it should have been a long time ago." (link)
High Point breaks ground on the Nido and Mariana Qubein Arena, Conference Center and Hotel, which will be ready in 2020. The $120M facility will serve as home for MBB and WBB, major events, academic conferences, a learning lab for HPU's event management minor and a proposed hospitality program. The arena portion will have seats for 4,500, including luxury suites, locker rooms, staff offices, concessions and merchandising, ticket office, practice gym, weight room, athletic training room and more. Conference center will accommodate 2,500 and can be sectioned off for smaller settings. (link)
Last week, San Diego State issued a letter to the Measure E stadium campaign insisting that FS Investors stop circulating information the school says is confusing to students and voters in ads appearing on SoccerCity TV and social media. Additionally, SDSU requested that SoccerCity add a disclaimer to ads to clarify that the university does not support the ballot measure, which will be voted upon Nov. 6. SDSU CFO McCarron: "We are compelled to send this letter asking SoccerCity, its affiliates and sponsors to refrain from making inaccurate or misleading statements as they relate to SDSU and the university’s proposed plan to redevelop the Mission Valley stadium site. The SoccerCitySD.com website and other political advertisements make a number of factually questionable statements about the university, none of which has been substantiated by SDSU or its leadership." Both sides are vying for redevelopment of the Mission Valley site with a stadium, housing, commercial projects and a public park. School officials argue against claims that student fees or taxpayer funds will pay for the plans, insisting instead that revenue bonds, public-private partnerships and philanthropic gifts will cover the balance. (link)
Facilities, continued: North Carolina will name its new field hockey stadium after 38-year HC Shelton. A lead gift from Ken and Cheryl Williams made the naming possible for Shelton Stadium, a 900-chairback seat venue that features a three-level press box, video board and FIH-certified turf field. (link); Ohio State will build a new $21.9M  indoor tennis complex, known as the Ty Tucker Tennis Center and funded by "development funds and university debt." Construction of the 75K square-foot facility begins a year from now, with a target completion date of December 2021. It will include six indoor courts, seating for 450, men's and women's team locker rooms and training facilities. (link); Populous expands with a new office in Dallas, led by designers Chambers and Kelley with a focus on "a wide range of project types and services including sports and entertainment venues, convention centers, aviation experience architecture, hospitality architecture and interior design." Populous Americas Managing Director and Senior Principal Santee: "Having  a  physical  presence  in  the Texas  market  has  been  on  our  radar  for  many  years;  it  is  indicative  of  our  desire  to  continually  adapt  to  changing  market needs." As you'll recall, the firm just landed the gig for the Longhorns' Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. (link)
LSU Prez Alexander talks FB & a 4-0 start for the Tigers, "Nobody gave us the time of day going into the season. This team feels like it has something to prove and it's proving it. ... That's [No. 25] the lowest we've been ranked to begin the season since I've been here and we have the toughest scheduled in the country. ... Coach O is doing a great job. We're thrilled." (link); Still newish Oklahoma Prez Gallogly not shy about voicing his concerns over the way the schools finances were run prior to his arrival. Gallogly: "Here there’s this silo and that silo and another silo ... It’s all extremely convoluted and frankly unacceptable and that’s one of the reasons we have a new CFO. It’s extremely confusing. I personally think I had to explain to the former CFO that we were losing money. I’m not sure he was aware of it. That’s a sad statement isn’t it? ... We’re going to fix the financial issues. We are highly inefficient. The way this university runs, it’s stunning compared to private enterprise" (link)
Also Noticed: Tennessee Tech Baseball and Triton sign a three-year uniform and apparel deal (link); Kentucky launches a Heisman campaign for RB Snell, includes the website SnellYeah.com (link); Cleveland State will host the 2019 National Invitational Championship for swimming. (link); East Tennessee and UT Chattanooga have a new trophy for their rivalry, dubbed the 'Rail Trophy.' It is a piece of former railroad tie that once connected Johnson City to Chattanooga. (link); Washington's media policy is to not allow opposing media market reporters interviews with players, so former Provo High receiver Jones, a standout on the Huskies team, will not be allowed to talk to the Salt Lake Tribune ahead of this week's matchup with BYU and beat writer Drew isn't pleased. In other mad media member news, the Knoxville News Sentinel's Wilson: "The Tennessee media now has been privileged to interview the team's two long snappers this season. We still have yet to talk to a quarterback since November." (link, link); Sirius XM announced an all-stock deal to buy Pandora Media Inc. "uniting the largest satellite radio service in the U.S. with the largest online radio company." Combined sales should surpass $7B this year. (link); Pretty cool: Take a pic of a product in SnapChat now & link directly to Amazon to buy it. (link)
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(NEW!) Associate Athletics Director of Compliance (Colgate University / Hamilton, NY): Colgate University Associate Athletics Director for Compliance serves on the VP/Director of Athletics leadership team with primary oversight of compliance, academics, and student-athlete development. More details HERE.

(NEW!) Assistant Athletic Director of Human Resources (University of Wisconsin - Madison / Madison, WI): This position is a strategic, operational and a leadership position that is responsible for leading a team in executing a broad range of human resource management functions. More details HERE.

(NEW!) Assistant Director of the Phoenix Club (Elon University / Elon, NC): The Assistant Director of the Phoenix Club will create and manage multi-channel communications for the Phoenix Club including solicitations, events, and special projects. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletics Director, Engagement (Stanford University / Stanford, CA): This position will manage the athletics development engagement team and lead the strategy for the communications, events, and stewardship in support of the department’s fundraising goals. More details HERE.

Athletic Communications Director (University of Missouri-Kansas City / Kansas City, MO): The primary function of this position is to research, develop, design, and execute complex and strategic communications, educational and/or media projects for UMKC Athletics Department. More details HERE.

Annual Fund Coordinator (Washington State University / Pullman, WA): Member of the Cougar Athletic Fund team responsible for the development, coordination, and implementation of all aspects of the annual fund as well as some operational and administrative support. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Marketing and Fan Experience (The University of Mississippi / Oxford, MS): This position is responsible for coordinating, creating, developing, and executing marketing campaigns that enhance the Ole Miss fan experience. More details HERE.

Staff Psychologist (Purdue University / West Lafayette, IN): The Staff Psychologist will provide assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, psychotherapy, and other mental health services to student-athletes. More details HERE.

Director of Media Relations (Ohio University / Athens, OH): Responsible for arranging and coordinating media coverage for assigned varsity sports (women’s volleyball, men’s basketball, and baseball). More details HERE.

Assoc Director/Director of Development/Major Gifts (Ole Miss Athletics Foundation / Oxford, MS): Assoc Dir/Dir of Dev/Major Gifts is a member of the Ole Miss Athletics Foundation staff charged with identification, solicitation, raising of philanthropic gifts to support Ole Miss Athletics. More details HERE.

Vice President of Texas Region (Tailgate Guys / Austin, TX): Tailgate Guys is seeking an executive to head up our TX Region - dynamic leader with proven track record in a service oriented hospitality business, managing a team, and driving revenue and growth. More details HERE.

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Director of Development, Seattle Operations (Washington State University / Seattle, WA): Member of the WSU Cougar Athletic Fund team based in Seattle, sharing significant responsibilities for the advancement of the CAF’s annual, major, and planned giving development efforts ($25,000+). More details HERE.

Director of Clinical & Sport Psychology (University of Wisconsin-Madison / Madison, WI): The Director of Clinical Psychology for student-athletes will oversee the delivery of clinical and sport psychology services to student-athletes within the established medical model. More details HERE.

Annual Fund Coordinator (Washington State University / Pullman, WA): Member of the Cougar Athletic Fund team responsible for the development, coordination, and implementation of all aspects of the annual fund as well as some operational and administrative support. More details HERE.

Compliance Coordinator (University of Richmond / Richmond, VA): The Compliance Coordinator independently coordinates, plans, organizes and implements all monitoring systems of the Athletics Compliance program, developing/implementing programs and procedures. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Athletic Director for Compliance (San Jose State University / San Jose, CA): Job ID: 24742, Classification: Administrator II, Hiring Salary: Commensurate with experience. More Details HERE.

Coordinator of Student-Athlete Development (University of Oregon / Eugene, OR): Assist student-athlete development staff to develop and implement innovative programs and individualized support services that empower student-athletes to succeed in college and in life. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Media Relations (College of the Holy Cross / Worcester, MA): Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations - College of the Holy Cross - Please apply at http://apptrkr.com/1295249 More details HERE.

Assistant Coach, Men's Lacrosse (University of Richmond / Richmond, VA): This position is responsible for assisting with all phases of the Division I Men’s Lacrosse program at the University of Richmond. Specific responsibilities include but are not limited to: coaching an. More details HERE.

Director of Sports Nutrition (University of Louisville Athletic Association / Louisville, KY): Position oversees all aspects of the Sport Nutrition program to advance the development and delivery of nutrition services for 23 sports. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletics Director for Communications (California Baptist University / Riverside, CA): Oversee the day-to-day communications and media relations for all 18 NCAA Division I sports under the supervision of the Associate AD for External Relations. Serve as primary men’s basketball contact. More details HERE.

Assistant Director, Multimedia Services (Boise State University Athletics / Boise, ID): The individual will work with Bronco Athletics staff members to design, create and implement the department’s graphic identity for production, print, digital and web applications and special projects. More details HERE.

Assistant Coach, Cross Country/Track & Field (Brown University / Providence, RI): Assist Director of Cross Country, Track/Field in all phases of the program, recruiting, coaching, training, with a particular emphasis on coaching distance events and cross country. More details HERE.

Deputy Athletics Director, Business Operations (University of Notre Dame / Notre Dame, IN): University of Notre Dame is accepting applications for a Deputy Athletics Director, Business Operations. For full description view http://apptrkr.com/1292156. EOE/AA. More details HERE.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.
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