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Nebraska AD Trev Alberts on his recently inked eight-year contract extension via an interview with KETV's Andy Kendeigh: “It was important that it wasn't something that I was pushing is not something that I asked for it, but I am grateful. You know, I love this place. I love the state of Nebraska. I don't want to be anywhere else. And I have a belief based on what I know of what's happening in college athletics and the shift and happening. I believe that this is the best athletic director job in the country. And I think that as more and more the realities of our shifting business model sort of manifest themselves, it'll become more obvious. I guess in the end, Andy, I believe that when all the dust settles, the healthiest balance sheet gives us the most reasonable opportunity to do three things, okay, which I know are very important to our fan base.” (link)
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U.S. Senators Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) joined NBC News’ Chuck Todd to discuss their bipartisan bill (along with Senator Jerry Moran [R-KS]) and the creation of a College Athletics Corporation. Booker tells Todd: “I think college football and college sports in general is in crisis right now. We all see it, and this is nothing new that the almighty dollar has been controlling the game. We've seen time and time again over the years how that's been most often the most important principle, not the well-being of athletes. What we want to do is put athletes at the center of this finally, not only just empowering them with NIL rules but protecting them from a lot of the – frankly, exploitation – that we’ve seen over the years.” Booker also believes Congress should stay out of realignment as of right now but acknowledges it’s “very frustrating,” but “in the same way as a football player we know the story of Teddy Roosevelt saving college football, we have a role to play to protect folks.” Ultimately, Booker notes whatever action is taken will have to get 60 votes in the Senate, so “we’re not going to solve every problem.” Blumenthal adds: “I think there are limits to what Congress can and should do in this area, but I think really what’s most important is keeping our eye on the ball. What’s best for the athletes? And it isn’t just more dollars in their pockets. It’s also educational outcomes, health outcomes.” Full Q&A. (link)
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Sports Illustrated’s Michael Rosenberg contextualizes the “game within The Game” between Ohio State and Michigan and observes: “In many ways, major-college football is now a professional sport with an amateur rule book. This has created an unfortunate dynamic: Coaches can operate within the rules but outside the spirit of competition. They can operate outside the rules but within the spirit of competition. And they can weaponize the rules to use against one another. … The perception that college sports are populated by Good Guys and Bad Guys is as old as the NCAA. It adds to the theater of the sport, but is soulless and distasteful—implying, as it does, that half the people involved are amoral brutes with so little self-regard that they believe their only value to the species is as an entertainment product.” He goes on to call the rule that former Wolverines staffer Connor Stalions broke outdated and puts it in perspective: To sum up: A school can pay one coach $12M, but it can’t pay 12 coaches a total of $1M. If Stalions hires somebody to videotape Ohio State’s signals against another opponent, then that’s apparently illegal, it’s a major strategic advantage (according to the Big Ten) and Harbaugh can be punished because he should have known. But if Harbaugh then gives all of those signals to Ohio State’s next opponent, that’s within the rules…or is it? Is the recipient also supposed to have known how the intel was acquired? Should Purdue’s Brohm have grilled Ohio State and Rutgers to make sure they obtained Michigan’s signals legally last year?” (link)
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Lawrence-based former Senate candidate and special advisor to the Kansas athletic department Paul Buskirk (Dem.) is running for the U.S. House seat held by Tracey Mann (Rep.) covering the 1st district, which stretches from Lawrence to the Colorado border. Buskirk: “President Lincoln referenced government as ‘of the people, by the people and for the people.’ Many officials, appointed or elected, hold tightly to ideology, political party and their own welfare with little regard for governing ‘for the people.’ I want to change that.” (link)
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Before last night’s Oregon-Oregon State kick, reports circulated that Michigan State had centered its Football HC search on Beavers HC Jonathan Smith with a deal likely to be done by the end of the weekend. Smith responded after the game: “No decision has been made.” (link); At halftime, OSU AD Scott Barnes said he’s continuing to work on a long-term contract to keep Smith in Corvallis. (link)
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USA Today’s Steve Berkowitz with this week’s football coaching bonuses: Oregon’s Dan Lanning leads the way with $300K ($100K for a spot in the Pac-12 title game and $200K for the 11th regular season win). Others include Ole Miss’ Lane Kiffin ($150K), Utah State’s Blake Anderson ($75K), Missouri’s Eli Drinkwitz ($50K). Also, Eastern Michigan HC Chris Creighton gets a one-year automatic extension as EMU picked up its sixth win of the season earlier in the week. (link)
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International student-athletes could be immediately considered in violation of their F-1 student visa in the event student-athletes are classified as employees, immigration attorney Ksenia Maiorova tells On3’s Eric Prisbell. In the event that happens, Maiorova believes the U.S. Department of Homeland Security would “have no choice but to take their heads out of the sand and actually consider how we change this.” From the university perspective, Maiorova remarks: “To the extent that I've brought it up to various stakeholders, that's just been kind of a novel concept for them – they just go, 'Oh, well, we haven't thought about that.’ I don't get the sense that a lot of institutions are aware of the immigration implications of this. … We’re facing largely the same issues that we’ve been facing when all this began. We’re getting a little bit more clarity as sort of the brain trust of attorneys that works on these issues comes together and figures out ways that we might be able to make it work for some athletes. But from a rules perspective, a government policy perspective, absolutely nothing has changed.” (link, link)
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Texas trolled Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark & Texas Tech after last night’s big win over the Red Raiders by playing video of Yormark’s comments of Tech needing to “take care of business” like they did in Lubbock last season. (link)
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Oregon also had some fun at Oregon State’s expense before the kick in Eugene by broadcasting the Michigan State-Penn State game on the big board in Autzen Stadium. (link)
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Ever seen a basketball bench without any players? That’s how Robert Morris ended yesterday’s game against Jacksonville after eight student-athletes left the bench during a late game scuffle & were accordingly ejected. (link, link)
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Virginia State Senator Scott Surovell (D-36) is among those who have criticized James Madison’s decision to back off its threat of legal action against the NCAA in pursuit of postseason eligibility, writing on X: “We are going to need some answers about this – as a practicing attorney who cares about his broader reputation, I never threaten litigation for a client unless I'm going to follow thru – no one ever takes you seriously in negotiations if you're one of those guys.” Surovell’s remarks are in response to Dukes AD Jeff Bourne’s explanation that the decision to press pause on litigation was due to a timing issue – specifically, a decision by the court would’ve been needed by today in order for the Sun Belt to adequately prepare its championship game – and the additional resources that would be required. Dukes Football HC Curt Cignetti also weighs in: “We knew the transition rules when we entered FBS. We attempted to appeal the rule, twice! My confidence in our leadership’s decision-making has never wavered. … I personally find the current ‘noise’ out there ridiculous and counter-productive to our daily efforts to improve all of Athletics.” (link, link)
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Ohio State and Michigan are the “ticket sales juggernauts of FBS football,” per Sportico’s Lev Akabas, who notes the Buckeyes sold $47.6M in football tickets during the 2021-22 season, which led all public schools in the country, while Michigan was just behind at $47.5M. The two programs have been ranked first and second in the nation in football ticketing each of the past four non-COVID seasons, according to Sportico’s Intercollegiate Finances Database.” The get-in price for tomorrow’s matchup is $676, which is 78% higher than last year's showdown, and it is the most expensive regular-season college football game that TicketIQ has ever tracked, Akabas adds. He also points out that OSU spends more overall on football ($69.1M in 2021-22), which was first in the Big Ten and third among FBS public schools. Michigan’s budget was much lower at $52.4M, trailing OSU and Penn State. The Buckeyes in 2021-22 also shelled out $5.79M on football team meals, far outstripping the rest of the country. Michigan was next, spending $3.49M. (link)
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Nebraska’s $450M football facilities project is not without some detractors within state government. State Senator Steve Erdman: “It looks bad to me when you have a situation where you’re considering or have raised tuition, and you’re trying to make cuts in your spending at the university level.” University regent Barbara Weitz: “Why now? I know how important Husker athletics are, but I’m deeply concerned about the amount of money that we’re expecting to raise from a lot of the same people.” Cornhuskers AD Trev Alberts provides deeper context: “This started out for me as … a project that was about … let’s make sure we have the creature comforts that our fans desire. It turned into, ‘We better get busy very, very quickly creating a business strategy that is about replacing the lost revenue that’s eventually going to go straight to student-athletes.” (link)
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Michigan informed the NCAA on Wednesday that the results over the final three games of the regular season would be credited to Football HC Jim Harbaugh's record. It was previously reported that the results of the first three games of the season, for which Harbaugh was also suspended, were credited to the AC who served as HC on the sidelines, which appears to still be the case, per CBS’ Dennis Dodd. (link)
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The Athletic’s Sam Khan Jr., Bruce Feldman and Max Olson conduct a postmortem on former Texas A&M Football HC Jimbo Fisher’s tenure and paint a picture of a coach who refused to change. “He wanted to do things his way and dug in his heels. Armed with a massive contract and a buyout more than triple the previous largest in college football history, he felt unfireable.” One former Aggies staffer adds: “Jimbo lost his fastball. He was hungry and motivated at FSU. Then he started reading his press clippings.” Meanwhile, the Aggies endured constant turnover in the recruiting and personnel department, and for the past five months, A&M hasn’t had a director of player personnel, a position filled at every other SEC program and every Power 5 program in Texas. Aggies AD Ross Bjork: “That position is so, so important in today’s environment. … It seems like things were just really hard. And look, winning is hard, I get it. But processes and procedures should not be hard.” More. (link)
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“Insanity,” is what one Big Ten director of player personnel predicts the football transfer portal window to be when it opens on December 4. 247Sports’ Matt Zenitz: “It’s become more and more clear that not only is this going to be another eventful portal cycle, but specifically, my expectation is at this point we’re going to see a number of veteran, accomplished quarterbacks that ultimately make the move and go into the portal, including some guys that entered this season with draftable grades from the NFL.” More from a 247’s survey of several FBS staffers behind the paywall. (link)
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Alabama Deputy AD Karin Lee and Clemson Executive Senior Assoc. AD Natalie Honnen join AthleticDirectorU’s Steph Garcia Cichosz at the 2023 Women Leaders Convention to discuss intentionality and the importance of infusing purpose and presence into the fast-paced world of college athletics. Honnen points to the power of daily “joyful moments” to keep her aligned with her big picture purpose, noting that she spends more time reflecting versus goal setting, while Lee organically creates daily “action plans” to stay focused on making Crimson Tide athletics better. Both Honnen and Lee credit their ADs for setting the tone of their respective departments, with Lee sharing how Alabama AD Greg Byrne inspires staff to take ownership and accountability of the department’s success and Honnen crediting Clemson AD Graham Neff for creating an inclusive, family-friendly culture for the Tigers. On building a culture of trust, Lee explains it’s important to be visible and present. “You don’t know [the] impact that it makes [on coaches and student-athletes…making sure that they see you and you’re visible. The thing with the coaches I have, [I say], ‘Coach, you want to meet with me? Weekly: it's up to you. Every two weeks? Every month? Let’s just get together and talk or chat.” Lee also says she’s developed a relationship with Crimson Tide AD Greg Byrne where “I go in, I'm like, ‘You know what, we may disagree when the door is closed. As soon as that door opens you can trust me, and I know trust, I can say it, but I'm going to prove it to you over time that I'm going to support you in any way possible.” (link)
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Michigan professor of complex systems Scott Page and economist Lu Hong crunch the numbers and find that diverse groups outperform even groups of actual subject matter experts when it comes to complex problem-solving. Workweek Chief People Officer Hebba Youssef explains: “Diverse groups encounter fewer blocks compared to homogenous thinkers. Or put another way: they get stuck in different spots, and then can harness the power of the group. Diversity, in Page's words, offers supercharged ‘bonuses.’ An example: Page illustrates how the entry of women into economics in the 1970s transformed his field. Previously, women's labor was often excluded from GDP calculations, resulting in incomplete analyses. Men thinking about the economy weren't thinking about women. By including women and their perspectives, the estimates got more accurate. Shocker. In short, have a complex problem to solve? Make sure your org is diverse.” (link)
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Director of Student-Athlete Academic Services - Football (University of North Texas / Denton, TX): More details HERE.
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Associate Athletics Director, People and Culture (Dartmouth College / Hanover, NH): More details HERE.
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Offensive Line Coach (Ripon College / Ripon WI): (DIII) More details HERE.
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Assistant Athletic Director, Communications (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute / Troy, NY): (DIII) More details HERE.
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Associate Director, Fan Engagement & Event Marketing (University of Oklahoma / Norman, OK): Job No. 232592 More details HERE.
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Assistant Compliance Coordinator & Assistant Compliance Director (University of Hawaii at Manoa / Honolulu, HI): More details HERE.
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Assistant Director of Annual Giving (University of Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh, PA): More details HERE.
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Associate Director - Athletics Annual Fund/Premium Seating (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): More details HERE.
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Senior Associate Athletics Director for Advancement (William & Mary / Williamsburg, VA): More details HERE.
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Deputy Athletic Director for Administration (University of Washington / Seattle, WA): More details HERE.
Senior Associate AD / Finance (Virginia Tech / Blacksburg, VA): More details HERE.
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Associate General Manager, Illinois (REVELxp / Champaign, IL): More details HERE.
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Associate Director of Athletics, Facilities and Events (Johns Hopkins University / Baltimore, MD): (DIII) More details HERE.
Facilities and Game Operations Coordinator (Presbyterian College / Clinton, SC): To apply, e-mail: hr@presby.edu
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Assistant Athletic Trainer (Coastal Carolina University / Conway, SC): More details HERE.
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Assistant Athletic Trainer (Ball State University / Muncie, IN): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Sport Psychology and Mental Wellness (Appalachian State University / Boone, NC): More details HERE.
Strength and Conditioning Coach (Pennsylvania State University / University Park, PA): More details HERE.
Associate/Sr. Associate AD of Health & Performance - Health Care Admin (Wichita State - ICAA / Wichita, KS): More details HERE.
Director of Athletic Training (Carson Newman University / Jefferson City, TN): (DII) More details HERE.
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Manager, Partner Relations - 126571 (University of California: San Diego / La Jolla, CA): More details HERE.
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Ticket Sales Coordinator (Bowling Green State University / Bowling Green, OH): More details HERE.
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Director, Ticket Operations (Colorado College / Colorado Springs, CO): (DIII) More details HERE.
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