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The ECU Board of Trustees are set to meet tomorrow at 1pm EST & the North State Journal reports, "According to several sources with knowledge of the situation, Southern Mississippi athletic director Jon Gilbert is expected to be the choice to fill the position that has been vacant since Jeff Compher was asked to resign last March. […] The timing will allow Gilbert to make an evaluation of the Pirates’ struggling football program and presumably hire his own coach once Scottie Montgomery is fired as expected following Saturday’s season finale at NC State." (link, link)
NET: The first set of rankings from the NCAA featured a Top 5 of Ohio State, Virginia, Texas Tech, Michigan & Gonzaga. Also, 17 non-'Power 6' programs in the Top 50. (link - full rankings); In terms of conference rankings, the Big Ten, ACC, Big 12, Big East & SEC took the first five spots with the Pac-12, WCC, AAC, MAC & SoCon the next five. (link); The first release drew heavy criticism, including from notable quant, 538's Silver, "These are the worst rankings I've ever seen in any sport, ever. NCAA needs to go completely back to the drawing board. […] I also think, philosophically, NET suffers from a 'throw a bunch of metrics at the wall and see what sticks' problem, which is often characteristic of unthoughtful algorithm design, instead of having considered more deeply what it's actually trying to predict or achieve." (link); CBSSports.com's Norlander, "...the efficiency component doesn't appear to consider quality of opponent on a team's schedule. So within that, a team's efficiency numbers could theoretically vault or tumble its ranking in the NET. It's a potential loophole for the 10-point cap on scoring margin. Another lingering issue is adjusted winning percentage, which seems to have overlap in the overall formula. Teams are getting double credit for its wins and losses, and taking some of the data accrued in the team value index's criteria." More. (link); Michigan State Assoc. AD & KPI's namesake, "Full KPI rankings will be published in the next week or two once the sample size has grown. A sneak peek: Kansas is No. 1 in KPI. Best road win is Ohio State's win at Creighton. Best neutral site win is Gonzaga over Duke. That's all for now." (link)
SEC Drama: Ole Miss & Mississippi State ADs Bjork & Cohen will head to Birmingham to meet with SEC Commish Sankey to discuss the post-game activities from last week's FB matchup. From Sankey, "These incidents have become too common in this series. I will require both athletics directors to meet with me at the SEC Office in the off-season to review past issues and develop a plan for the purpose of creating a healthier environment for this annual game." (link); Texas A&M gets a $50K slap for its fans rushing the field after the Aggies 7OT win over LSU. The league also says it "remains in contact" with both schools on the post-game physical altercations. A&M HC Fisher says "the matter has been addressed internally." (link - SEC news, link - A&M statement, link - more video of the incidents)
With North Carolina closing in on the re-hire of former Tar Heels & Texas FB HC Brown, as well as Kansas going with former LSU/Oklahoma State HC Miles, USA Today's Wolken believes the trend of older hires indicates "athletics directors know that no matter how much money they raise or how many titles their hires win in women’s soccer, their tenures will be defined by whether they can pick a winning football coach. So perhaps the natural outgrowth of that pressure is an affinity for older, more mature coaches who, if nothing else, don’t have to do a lot of learning on the job." Put another way by Wolken, "The lack of long-term vision, however, and the unwillingness to have a real conviction about anyone in the next generation of coaches seem like little more than a punt on fourth-and-two from the opponent's 35-yard line." (link)
Pepperdine student-athletes returned to class on campus yesterday after 15 days away due to the damage & danger from the Woolsey Fire. MBB's home win over Idaho State last night was the first major event for the campus community in the same space that was used for a shelter as the fire grew closer to the university. Waves HC Romar slept in his car the first night his neighborhood was evacuated, "It wasn’t a whole lot different for me than waiting between recruiting visits when you’ve got a few hours to kill. We just assumed our house was gone." Romar's team was evacuated from campus quickly, some with scarcely more than the clothes on their backs, leading to the need for some essentials shopping once the squad arrived in the Bahamas for the Bahamas Showcase. Romar: "We were in the foxhole together. We’re definitely more bonded now than we were before. I’ll take the tradeoff, given the circumstances." More. (link)
The man who posted a racially-charged Facebook message targeting Florida State FB HC Taggart was fired from his job at Hilton Grand Vacations. Company spokeswoman George: "Our concern regarding this situation has been a top priority. The person responsible for posting this information has been terminated. His behavior was in violation of multiple company policies and the furthest example from being a reflection of our company’s values." (link)
Latest SBJ: College beat headliner Smith reviews Learfield's success with Campus+ as campus-wide deals take time & effort for the right alignment, but can pay off quite handsomely. At Louisville, agreements were recently squared away with PNC Bank & Canon to the tune of "mid-seven figures annually over 13 years" for each. Campus+'s Fulp: "It is disruptive. It is a new way of doing business. Many universities are defined by silos, and in some cases they’re fortified castles. This requires administrators to work together and have a much better value proposition." Canon's Shaw: "I really think this is how universities are going to do business now. They’re really starting to think with a more business-minded approach about ways they can leverage their partners." 10 schools have added the model: Cal State Northridge, Colorado State, Long Beach State, Louisville, Missouri, North Carolina, N.C. State, Purdue, San Jose State and Texas A&M. More. (link); A good look at big money - private equity & other investment firms - who are pouring cash into the sports space. Mentioned: Bruin Sports Capital, SoftBank, The Raine Group, Allen & Co, others. All names that should be quite familiar. (link, link) All articles are open for a full look. No password needed.
While Southern Miss AD Gilbert may soon be named as the new boss at ECU, he's still working to find Golden Eagles FB (6-5) a bowl spot, "The main attribute is that the Southern Miss brand is very strong. People across the country recognize that. We’re bowl-eligible for the fourth consecutive season and in 22 of the last 25 years. Those are all very positive things that I am on the phone communicating to the appropriate people." (link); South Carolina leaders aren't quite sure what to expect from an attendance standpoint for this Saturday's freshly scheduled kick with Akron. Gamecocks Senior Assoc. AD for Marketing & Branding/CMO Nichols says 30K tix have already been sold, excited for some fans who may not regularly have access to Williams-Brice Stadium to get to attend a game. (link); Marshall AD Hamrick says the Thundering Herd would have forfeited a $1.4M insurance payment if it had a chance to play a 12th FB game, but didn't. MU will collect that amount, minus travel expenses, as well as $300K more for its tilt at Virginia Tech on Saturday. (link)
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Illinois AD Whitman offers more context on his decision to give FB HC Smith a two-year extension, "Look, I get it. I understand the record we’ve put on the field the last three years. I understand the frustration. We share in that frustration. We expect to play better. Generally, I think you do extensions for one of two reasons. One, as a reward for things that have happened in the past, or the second is to put a team in position to be successful in the future. […] My job is to evaluate that progress we’re making and the process that we put in place to build a winner. I see those things happening. I’m out in practice. I’m in the planes and in the meetings. I’m around our coaching staff. I’m around our players. I see how they’re responding to each other. I see the work that they’re doing." More. (link)
Kansas State boss Taylor comments on the future of longtime Wildcats HC Snyder, "We chatted a little bit this morning and we just kind of laid out some timeline and figured out what our next steps are going to be. I think we’ll get some things settled this week. He’s got some things he wants to work through and I think he deserves that opportunity. And I’m going to be out of town tomorrow and he’ll be out of town tomorrow and we’ll probably get together later this week and kind of talk through the season and talk about things we need to do to get better and figure out what the next steps are. […] Coach gets a lot of latitude based on what he’s done for our program, and as much as he’s done, not only for football, but for this institution and really for the state of Kansas in a lot of ways. I think some people have a tendency to lose sight of that pretty quickly and that’s disappointing in some ways." (link)
UTSA AD Campos releases a statement on the continued leadership of FB HC Wilson after a 3-9 campaign for the Roadrunners, which includes, "There is a lot that goes into building a championship program, and we measure it not only by wins and losses, but by the integrity, character and discipline of the program as a whole. We are still a young program and sustained success doesn't happen overnight. Regardless, my expectation is to compete for conference championships and represent UTSA at bowl games." (link); As for Colorado State AD Parker & the return of HC Bobo, "We all agree the 2018 campaign's outcome was not acceptable. Our mission to excel was not achieved by the on-field results. The shortfalls will be remedied to ensure future performance demonstrates excellence. Winning is important, it is our expectation and we will do it the right way, with integrity. I am confident in the leadership of our football program." (link)
More on the Mack Brown move at North Carolina with an announcement possible as soon as today. The Tar Heels will be on the hook for $3M+ per year for former HC Fedora. Brown was earning a base of around $5M went he last roamed the sidelines for Texas in 2013. (link); Western Kentucky AD Stewart works quickly, will hire Tennessee OC Helton as the new skipper of the Hilltoppers program. No word on contract terms yet. (link)
More Personnel: Former Oklahoma FB HC Stoops denies the rumors that Auburn representatives have reached out to him. Yes, really. (link); Sacramento State AD Orr will look for a new FB HC. (link); Clemson FB HC Swinney's thoughts for fans complaining about Saturday's win over South Carolina: "I just want to win by one more point. If that ever gets to where that’s not enough, then it’s time for me to move on somewhere else. I ain’t never going to apologize for a 21-point win over a state rival, ever. You people who suggest that it felt like a loss, y’all need to check yourself, too. I’ve been here 16 years. For all those people out there that want to complain about five wins in a row, winning by three touchdowns, man, that’s shameful. That’s a lack of respect for our program and a lack of respect for the effort that these players and coaches put in. I hope you write that." (link); Texas FB HC Herman calls former Kansas boss Beaty a "friend of mine" and that Beaty never actually made it to Austin to help Herman and his staff prepare for Oklahoma because of the blizzard that hit in Kansas. (link); ESPN is letting sports business reporter Rovell out of his contract early to join The Action Network, an upstart gambling platform. His contract was set to expire this summer.(link)
Behind the Law360 paywall, but sounds like we'll learn more about it soon, "NCAA Slammed With New Concussion Lawsuit: The National Collegiate Athletic Association and its Missouri Valley Conference have been hit with a proposed class action in Indiana federal court claiming the organizations 'sacrificed player safety in favor of...'" (link)
AthleticDirectorU launches a new podcast, appropriately branded, "The AthleticDirectorU Podcast," that will feature regularly-updated discussions with executives from around college athletics on key contemporaneous issues and how they attack the challenge of leadership. The content will also include audio versions of ADU's deep library of video conversations. Leading off the series is Cleveland State AD Thomas on how his past leadership assignments are contributing to his strategy with the Vikings. Of note, "No matter the size of institution or amount of resources, you have the same expectations at the end of the day, whether it’s competitively, academically, or the overall experience for your student-athletes. You have to meet those expectations regardless of resources you have to achieve them. […] There isn’t a situation where you can raise a lot of money if you aren’t aligned with university advancement office on campus. […] We as a staff are okay with doing the heavy lifting and being the pace car on taking the school to new heights in terms of publicity, specifically through athletics." More. (link)
LEAD1 releases a new video recapping its annual meeting (it certainly doubles as a recruiting piece, too). Colorado AD George: "We want as many of our members here as possible so we can really have some serious discussions about the issues that are impacting the college athlete." Pitt AD Lyke: "This is a place where we can create initiatives and opportunities for us to have a voice as Directors of Athletics." UNLV's Reed-Francois: "Come. The opportunity to spend time with our colleagues and learn from some of the world's best is really invaluable."  (link)
Louisiana AD Maggard says he & his team are reviewing new models to determine the best way forward for renovations to Cajun Field. When Maggard arrived in Lafayette, plans called for a seating expansion, an option Maggard never endorsed given attendance trends around the nation. Maggard: "At the end of the day you get one chance to do this right. So, it has taken a lot of time. It’s taken more time than I thought it would. But I also realize that in order to make the best decision, to do the right thing, you just need to work through a lot of details and have a lot of conversations to determine how you can accomplish the best solution for us today." (link)
UAB announces a new multi-year membership campaign. 'IGNITE' is an initiative to increase the Blazer Boosters membership numbers, which totaled 1,862 at the end of the 2017 giving year. AD Ingram: "We want to be the best at everything that we do. We have three Core Values in UAB Athletics. We want to Compete for Championships, Graduate with Honors, and Make a Difference. To accomplish these goals, we must also win off the field by properly supporting our coaches and student-athletes." Membership starts at $50/year. UAB will track the momentum of the campaign by surpassing peer school's numbers with UTSA's 1,965 and Charlotte's 2,000 donor base numbers as the first two goals. (link)
Inside Higher Ed's Kreighbaum asks what the newly proposed Title IX plan "would mean for misconduct off campus." Specific language, "In determining whether a sexual harassment incident occurred within a recipient’s program or activity, courts have examined factors such as whether the conduct occurred in a location or in a context where the recipient owned the premises; exercised oversight, supervision, or discipline; or funded, sponsored, promoted, or endorsed the event or circumstance." Kreighbaum: "Higher ed institutions will also be seeking clarification on what constitutes a campus 'program or activity.' Would activities like study abroad programs or professional internship programs affiliated with colleges, for example, fall under that category?" (link)
Also Noticed: Utah AD Harlan on the future of the Utah vs. BYU FB game: "It is pretty much out there for many, many years to come and with that kind of energy ... I don’t know why you wouldn’t continue to play that game." (link); Four North Carolina and three NC State FB student-athletes have been suspended and publicly reprimanded by the ACC for their part in the post-game scuffle between the two teams on Saturday. Those with eligibility remaining will be suspended for one half of the next game, but it is up to the respective school to decide which half. (link); ABC will present all three days of the 2019 NFL Draft for the first time, including two nights of primetime coverage. (link); The Law360 paywall is still alive and well, but here is this: "The Hawaii Supreme Court has revived an unfair competition suit brought by a bowl game sponsor against the National Collegiate Athletic Association, ruling it had presented enough evidence to move forward... " (link); The University of Minnesota police department has applied for a search warrant seeking to obtain info contained in the school's EOAA office investigation of sexual assault allegations against former Gopher MBB student-athlete Lynch. You'll recall that office recommended Lynch be expelled for violating the school's sexual misconduct policy and he accepted their recommendation instead of appearing at appeal hearings. The search warrant application indicates there may be information in that investigation relevant to the ongoing criminal one. (link); Mount St. Mary's gets "conditional approval" to sell beer and wine at Knott Athletic Recreation Convocation Complex and the Waldron Family Stadium. (link); The Minnesota Vikings and 3M teamed up to give every fan a purple film, which, when held in front of the fan's cell phone flash light emitted a purple light. Pretty cool all-purple glow inside the stadium. (link); The Cornell athletics department has launched a crowdfunding campaign to create a digital library to catalog and easily search for information about former student-athletes. Assoc. Dir. of Athletic Communications Hartigan's office currently holds scrapbooks dating back to 1887, with info on every varsity athlete who has ever lettered for the Big Red. (link)

SBJ-Learfield Intercollegiate Athletics Forum
December 5-6, 2018
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Some of this year’s Intercollegiate Athletics Forum highlights include:

• “Commissioner’s Corner” – You don’t want to miss this rare occasion where we go one-on-one with the Power 5 conference commissioners in this unique setting
• The “State of College Sports” from NCAA President Mark Emmert
• “A Time for Change and for Action” - A commitment to honesty, transparency and athletes voices being heard – a one-on-one interview with USOC CEO Sarah Hirshland
• “Unleash the Innovation and Growth Within Your Organization – a Focus on Mission, Brand and Culture” with former ESPN President and Executive Chairman George Bodenheimer
• “Basketball’s Turning Point” – A one-on-one interview with Notre Dame Men’s Basketball Coach Mike Brey
• Arizona State University Athletic Director Ray Anderson will give the audience a virtual guided tour through the renovation of Sun Devil Stadium.
• In his inspirational address, Chris Norton, who suffered a spinal cord injury while playing football at Luther College (Iowa), will share his story – showing that no matter what you go through, there is always hope.
• “A Call to Action for Intercollegiate Athletics” – a one-on-one interview with Katrice Albert NCAA Executive Vice President, Inclusion and Human Resources

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(NEW!) Sr. Director/Director of Development (University of Nevada, Las Vegas - UNLV / Las Vegas, NV): The University of Nevada, Las Vegas invites applications for Sr. Director/Director of Development, UNLV Athletics, [R0112744]. Please visit: https://www.unlv.edu/jobs. More details HERE.

(NEW!) Head Women’s Soccer Coach (UC San Diego / La Jolla, CA): Overall operation of the Women’s Soccer program in accordance with University, conference and NCAA regulations. The position is a 100% time, 12-month contract position with full benefits. More details HERE.

Vice President | Client Relations (SIDEARM Sports / Syracuse, NY): Lead SIDEARM's externally-facing teams with key focus on providing exceptional service to our 1,100 collegiate athletic partners. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Development, Athletics (Northwestern University / Evanston, IL): NU Athletics Development is seeking a new frontline fundraiser focusing on leadership annual fund donors, major gifts and engaging former student-athletes. More details HERE.

HEAD COACH, FOOTBALL (Brown University / Providence, RI): Head Coach of Football program with coaching, recruiting and administrative duties. Incumbent also maintains positive relations with alumni and friends' groups. More details HERE.

Executive Director of Compliance (Duke University / Durham, NC): This position is responsible for education, monitoring, and enforcement of all ACC and NCAA rules, including but not limited to rules related to amateurism, recruiting, eligibility, and financial aid. More details HERE.

Director Of Development - Athletics (University of New Hampshire / Durham, NH): The Director of Athletics Development will join UNH at an inflection point at the University as it welcomes a new President and begins planning for its next campaign period. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Athletic Director (Army West Point Athletic Association / West Point, NY): Senior Associate Athletic Director overseeing Administration and Sports Performance. Direct oversight of Football, Athletic Training, & Strength and Conditioning. Reports directly to AD. More details HERE.

Director of Championships (Atlantic Coast Conference / Greensboro, NC): Oversees the regular season and championship event for designated sports; manages officiating programs and conference schedules; and serves as head coaches' liaison. More details HERE.

Head Football Coach (Eastern Illinois University / Charleston, IL): Eastern Illinois University is seeking candidates for the position of Head Football Coach (Div. 1 FCS). More details HERE.

Director of Video (Athletx Sports Group / Louisville, KY): We’re looking for someone who can lead the video efforts for a media team focused on the strategic direction of all Athletx Sports Group digital & social media properties (including, but not limited to, native websites, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, event apps and more). More details HERE.

Assistant/Associate AD Development (Long Beach State Athletics / Long Beach, CA): Looking for an experienced Asst/Assoc DOD who will support and enhance the mission of the Long Beach State Athletics by optimizing philanthropic support for our student-athletes Job ID 1013669. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Marketing (Northwestern University / Evanston, IL): Responsible for oversight of select sports.This position facilitates the creation & execution of strategic plans supporting brand awareness, ticket sales & other revenue-generating initiatives. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director for Annual Giving (University of Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh, PA): The University of Pittsburgh is seeking an Assistant Athletic Director for Annual Giving. To view full Job Description and to Apply: http://www.Click2Apply.net/tvb442cm3jq46k29. PI105617945. More details HERE.

Director of Football Compliance (University of Georgia Athletic Association / Athens, GA): This position is responsible for developing, directing, implementing and maintaining a comprehensive compliance program in the sport of football and other assigned sports. More details HERE.

Director of Video Services (Charlotte Athletics / Charlotte, NC): Director of Video Services will oversee the Video Production Unit that is responsible for creating video content for external use and in-game presentation, producing live events and coordinating video. More details HERE.

Manager of Athletics Marketing (University of Missouri - Kansas City / Kansas City, MO): This position will oversee Athletics brand activation, social media, fan engagement including spirit squad, dance team, and the mascot. Create and execute department and sport marketing plans. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Athletics Development Operations (University of North Carolina Wilmington / Wilmington, NC): The Assistant Director of Development Operations is a member of a team of development and advancement professionals within a dynamic and growing athletics program. More details HERE.

Associate Athletics Communications Director (University of Texas at San Antonio / San Antonio, TX): Provide assistance with planning and implementing communications strategies as they relate to the goals and objectives of UTSA’s 17-sport NCAA Division I athletics program. More details HERE.

Senior Production Manager - Video Boards (University of Arkansas / Fayetteville, AR): The Senior Production Manager - Video Boards will be the lead point of contact for all matters relating to video boards (et al.) at University of Arkansas athletics facilities. More details HERE.

Senior Associate Athletics Director for Major Gifts (San Jose State University / San Jose, CA): The Senior Associate Athletic Director for Major Gifts raises funds for buildings, endowments with a focus on the Football Athletics programs, facilities and students. More Details HERE.

Assistant/Associate Athletic Director for Video, Broadcast and Network Services (North Carolina State University / Raleigh, NC): The Assistant/Associate Athletics Director for Video Broadcast and Network Services will oversee all video and broadcast productions and related services for NC State Athletics. More details HERE.

Director, Brand Marketing (Atlantic Coast Conference / Greensboro, NC): The Director, Brand Marketing is a multi-faceted position within the ACC's Brand Marketing group. More details HERE.

Director of Multimedia Integration (University of Oregon / Eugene, OR): Responsible for creating and executing creative/branding, digital, and social media strategy for the University of Oregon Athletic Department. More details HERE.

Director of Business Operations (University of South Florida / Tampa, FL): Reporting to the Sr Assoc AD/CFO, this position serves as the Athletic Department's primary contact for monthly financial reporting for administrative units and intercollegiate sports programs. More details HERE.

Director of Special Events and Donor Stewardship (James Madison University / Harrisonburg, VA): Create exciting and innovative event experiences for all donors and prospective donors of JMU athletics, which includes golf outings, hall of fame banquets and building dedications, and more. More details HERE.

Facilities Director - Maintenance (University of Southern California / Los Angeles, CA): The Facilities Director supports our Maintenance Operations. He/She is responsible for planning, administering & directing all unit activities related to facility maintenance & engineering services. More details HERE.

Sports Facilities Coordinator (University of New Mexico / Albuquerque, NM): UNM's Athletics Facilities seeks a Manager of Sports Facilities to coordinate the management, maintenance, and scheduling of all sports fields, stadiums, and associated facilities used by UNM. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director for Development (University of South Carolina Upstate / Spartanburg, SC): This position is responsible for organizing, planning, and executing a comprehensive strategy to grow, promote and optimize philanthropic support for Spartans Athletics. More details HERE.

Head Coach - Women's Soccer (University of Illinois at Chicago / Chicago, IL): The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) is seeking an individual to serve as Head Coach - Women's Soccer. This is a full-time (12 month) position. BA degree & 5 years coaching experience required. More details HERE.

Director of Business Operations (University of Oklahoma / Norman, OK): The successful applicant will combine proven financial and leadership skills with a determination to provide our student-athletes with resources necessary to compete for championships, to excel in the classroom and to prepare for successful lives after graduation. More details HERE.

Vice President/General Manager - USC Sports Properties (Home Team Sports / Los Angeles, CA): Fox Networks Group/Home Team Sports is looking for a Vice President/General Manager who will be in charge of managing all aspects of the USC Sports Properties business. More details HERE.

Athletic Facilities, Events & Ice Rink Operations Manager (College of the Holy Cross / Worcester, MA) : Athletic Facilities, Events & Ice Rink Operations Manager - College of the Holy Cross. To apply, visit http://apptrkr.com/1334679. More details HERE.

Compliance Specialist (Georgia Southern University / Statesboro, GA): NCAA Compliance Coordinator Athletic Compliance Services. Minimum Education Required: Bachelor’s Degree. Job Closing Date: 11/26/2018. More details HERE.

Deputy Athletics Director External Relations (University of Missouri - Kansas City / Kansas City, MO): Primary functions revolve around fundraising and donor management. Member of AD's executive leadership team. Oversight of development, ticketing, strategic communications, and marketing. Job #28442. More details HERE.

Assistant Football Sports Performance Coach (Stanford Athletics / Stanford, CA): STANFORD UNIVERSITY, an NCAA Division I FBS member of the PAC-12 Conference is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Assistant Football Sports Performance Coach. More details HERE.

Athletics Development Officer / Assistant Athletic Director (Utah State University / Logan, UT): Utah State University seeks a Athletics Development Officer/Assistant Athletic Director. More details HERE.

Business Services Specialist (University of New Mexico / Albuquerque, NM): The University of New Mexico Lobo Club seeks a Business Services Specialist to manage our financial responsibilities, and provide services to the University, UNM Foundation, and over 3,000 donors. More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Director- Annual Giving (Texas State University / San Marcos, TX): Responsible for overseeing, evaluating and directing the development operation of the Department of Athletics. More details HERE.

Athletics Accounting Specialist (University of Kentucky / Lexington, KY): University of Kentucky Athletics Business Office seeks a dynamic individual to provide support to assigned sports and units in the areas of team travel and payment processing. More details HERE.

Associate Athletics Director of Compliance (University of Missouri / Columbia, MO): This senior management position will be responsible for day-to-day oversight of the Athletics Compliance office with additional responsibilities for growth based on experience of successful candidate. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director - Facilities & Events (Middle Tennessee State University / Murfreesboro, TN): The Associate Athletic Director will work under the general supervision of the Director of Athletics to oversee and manage all athletic facilities and event operations. More details HERE.

Assistant Director/Communications (Athletics) (Mississippi State University / Starkville, MS): Mississippi State University Athletics is seeking an Assistant Director/Communications to join its communications and external team, primarily for women's basketball, but also to oversee women's golf. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Marketing (Charlotte 49ers / Charlotte, NC): Charlotte 49ers is seeking an Assistant Director of Marketing to oversee all marketing efforts for women's basketball, and men's soccer to include advertising, fan experience, and in-game promotions. More details HERE.

Associate/Senior Associate Athletics Director - External Operations (University of Southern Mississippi / Hattiesburg, MS): Opportunity to lead a creative and energetic external team to advance the positive reputation and prestige of Southern Miss Athletics. Contact Jeff Mitchell, Deputy AD, at jeff.mitchell@usm.edu. More details HERE.

Director, Athletic Facilities & Maintenance (University of Miami / Miami, FL): Miami Athletics seeks a Director, Facilities & Maintenance to oversee various aspects of the athletic department facilities to include, but not limited to, building & grounds maintenance, & security. More details HERE.

Coordinator of Athletics Event Management (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill / Chapel Hill, NC): The Department of Athletics at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is recruiting for a Coordinator of Athletics Event Management. More details HERE.

Assistant Director - Career & Student-Athlete Development (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): Responsible for programming of the J.T. & Margaret Talkington Leadership Academy student-athlete development initiatives to support student-athletes’ career growth and experiencing continued success. More details HERE.

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT (Kansas State University / Manhattan, KS): Manage large portfolio of major gift and annual fund prospects with expectation to make 200 personal annual visits. Frequent travel required within state of Kansas and bordering states. More details HERE.

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

Account Executive (University of Miami / Miami, FL): University of Miami Athletics seeks an Account Executive for assisting in the solicitation of new season and group ticket sales for all athletic revenue-producing events. More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director for Compliance (University of Maine / Orono, ME): Serve as a resource for student-athletes, coaches, and staff. Maintain compliance for the University's membership with the NCAA and respective team conferences. More details HERE.

Associate Director of Enforcement (Agent Certification) (NCAA / Indianapolis, IN): This position is responsible for the day-to-day management of the NCAA's agent certification program. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Enforcement (Agent Development/Certification) (NCAA / Indianapolis, IN): This position is responsible for developing specific expertise in the agent/player representation community related to men's basketball. More details HERE.

Manager - Marketing, College Sports Segment (Ticketmaster / Multiple Locations): The role’s core responsibility is to help clients turn Ticketmaster’s marketing-focused products, services and assets into solutions that drive incremental ticket sales and the client’s overall business. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Development for Athletics (La Salle University / Philadelphia, PA): The Assistant Director is responsible for building a pipeline of Athletic donors, as well as assisting with athletic annual fund appeals and operational fundraising. More details HERE.

Assistant Director of Marketing (University of Virginia / Charlottesville, VA): UVA Athletics is seeking an Assistant Director of Marketing to provide support for the department's athletic programs as part of the Strategic Marketing and Fan Engagement unit. More details HERE.

Assistant Director/Chippewa Athletic Fund (Central Michigan University / Mount Pleasant, MI): Contribute to the fiscal year annual fundraising goals of the Chippewa Athletic Fund (CAF) and to build and maintain quality relationships with donors, alumni, head coaches and community members. More details HERE.

Facilities and Operations Specialist (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): Serve as liaison for all functions pertaining to facilities, manage its daily functions & respond to/address specific departmental facility needs, Schedule practices/games. Game day management. More details HERE.
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