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Transfer Tension…
+ Georgia President/Board of Directors Chair Jere Morehead believes a policy to allow unlimited transfers is “inconsistent” with the NCAA’s mission of graduating student-athletes: “We want every student-athlete to earn a degree as part of their college experience. Our rules have to be focused on that important objective. I think there are legitimate academic reasons not to have student-athletes engaged in multiple transfers. It does not achieve our goal in having student-athletes graduate from institutions. We’ve lost our way a bit here. … I think that we should eliminate exceptions to the one-time transfer rule. In my judgment, you should have one transfer. Otherwise, you should sit out a year to focus on academics or focus on resolving your mental health issues. I think the real mistake is having any exception to the one-time transfer rule.” (link)
+ Sportico’s Michael McCann unpacks the arguments from both sides, noting the NCAA has “sharply rebuked the AGs’ legal arguments as endangering college athletes’ academic interests, disturbing college athletics’ competitive balance and embodying government overreach into a private association.” The NCAA also argues the attorneys general are seeking to “rewrite the rule of a private association” to effect “virtually unlimited” transferring in college sports and offer “virtually no facts or legal authority to support their proposed change.” In its argument, the NCAA contends the AGs are misreading the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in the Alston case. McCann: “The ruling concerned a narrow and unrelated issue: NCAA limitations on education- related benefits (not athletics, transfers or NIL). As the NCAA tells it, the AGs view Alston as their ‘central pillar’ of precedent despite Alston ‘in no way’ relating to transfers.” The AGs, meanwhile, argue the restriction on a second transfer violates antitrust law, and they accuse the NCAA and its members of conspiring to “harm” college athletes’ opportunities and “degrade the quality” of DI sports consumed by the public and fans. McCann also notes: “If an athlete or school relies on the temporary restraining order only to see it later terminated and the NCAA prevail, the NCAA can’t punish them for it but could demand they reverse course.” (link)
+ Kennyhertz Perry attorney Mit Winter joins the Field of 68 podcast and dissects the decision. Given the NCAA’s recent remarks and the fact that the ruling addresses the association’s restitution rule, Winter says he would advise schools with student-athletes who have yet to receive a waiver to play those athletes. Looking ahead, Winter believes the court is going to enter a preliminary injunction because U.S. District Court Judge John P. Bailey has already indicated he believes the plaintiffs have a likelihood of succeeding on their antitrust claim against the NCAA, which is the same standard that will be used in granting a preliminary injunction. In fact, Winter notes that after Bailey heard the arguments, he ordered a lunch break and came back 45 minutes later with a 31-page order. “There’s obviously no way he wrote that in 45 minutes. He already had that before the hearing, so he already knew what he was going to do before that hearing today, which is another indicator to me he's probably going to grant a preliminary injunction as well. Which would mean that you’re going to have this same order that’s in place now…for at least months, possibly a year.” For the NCAA to move forward as a governance entity, Winter believes it will “have to collectively bargain with the athletes because if you do that, the rules that are collectively bargained are immune from antitrust law.” More. (link)
+ The Messenger’s Jeff Goodman: “Bunch of coaches frustrated that passed on 2-time transfers because NCAA made it clear to them and compliance that these players would not be eligible this season. ‘It’s bulls–t. We had a chance to go over these guys, and didn’t because of the info we were given by the NCAA.’” One AD tells Goodman: “As usual, those of us who did the right thing are being punished and the a–holes are rewarded. This was all made SO clear a year ago. It's a disgrace that these coaches just went forward and are now benefitting.” (link)
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U.S. Justice Department Antitrust Division Asst. Attorney General Jonathan Kanter explains to the Wall Street Journal’s Emily Glazer how the DOJ could become involved in the antitrust issues facing college sports: “The NCAA and the antitrust case went all the way to the Supreme Court. It established or reaffirmed an important objective of antitrust law, which is that it’s not just to protect what consumers pay, it’s to protect all stakeholders in an economy. If student-athletes are being deprived of valuable compensation because of an antitrust violation, that is a cognizable and actionable antitrust harm. This is an issue that we addressed in one of our cases involving a book-publisher merger, Penguin Random House/Simon & Schuster. We went to court to challenge that transaction and we won. The theory of harm wasn’t that book prices were going to go up. The theory of harm was that professional authors, people who research and write books for a living, were going to get less. The court upheld our merger challenge based on harm to authors just as the Supreme Court upheld an antitrust challenge based on harm to student-athletes.” (link)
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Tennessee AD Danny White weighs in on NCAA President Charlie Baker’s student-athlete compensation proposal: “I’m in favor of organization. Unless I’m missing something, I’m not sure what that’s solving in terms of the legal issues that we face across the board. I don't see a solution in what that proposal read, so I'm sure there's more to come and we’ve got a lot more work to do on that to build something that that is legally sustainable and something that that fair to students and organized in a way that everybody knows what’s going on a little better.” For the upcoming Cheez-It Bowl, White says the Vols have nearly sold out their ticket allotment and will likely do so this week. (link)
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Milwaukee AD Amanda Braun talks about some of the things that are different for women in college athletics administration, telling Wisconsin Public Radio that, for the most part, the differences are subtle. “I wouldn't say it's a whole lot different from leadership for women generally. You have to socialize expectations for how you look or behave. We walk a tightrope often, right? Are you too ambitious or aggressive or are you too much of a pushover?” She adds, however, that “I can't tell you the number of times in my 10 years here at UW-Milwaukee and people have said, ‘So, you're the athletic director for all of the sports?’ And my guess is men don't get that question. I don't react with anything but grace, like, ‘In fact, yes I am, and we have 15 sport programs.’” Braun also acknowledges the athletic department is facing financial headwinds: “We're not generating a whole lot of revenue over and above what we spend. So we're fully integrated into the university and are dealing with the same types of challenges. It has not been easy over the last few years, but academic support is one area where we definitely don't want to compromise. So, we will find other ways. We're fortunate that we have a wonderful donor base, who have helped us get some things done. I would love to do more investment, would love to grow a bit more with things. But right now, it's really been about maintaining the quality of experience that we can for our student athletes.” Full Q&A. (link)
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People & Places…
+ Virginia will name Toledo Senior Assoc. AD for Student-Athlete Experience Tony Belt as its new Senior Assoc. AD of Student Success with oversight of academics, per CollegeAD. (link)
+ Eastern Kentucky extends Volleyball HC Johnna Bazzani’s contract through the 2026 season. (link)
+ Indiana Football HC Curt Cignetti's initial contract will pay him $27M over six years for an average of $4.5M per year, according to the Indianapolis Star’s Zach Osterman, who also notes the “contract is still heavily incentivized.” (link)
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The D1.dossier for the AD opening at Iowa is now available for those of you interested in leading the Hawkeyes. (link)
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Here is the SEC’s 2024 football schedule. (link)
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UTSA enjoyed record attendance numbers and ticket sales in football, volleyball and soccer this fall. UTSA averaged 28,876 fans during the 2023 football season, good for the fourth-highest total in program history, while posting a total attendance of 173,258 fans, marking the highest regular-season attendance ever. Meanwhile, The 2023 UTSA soccer attendance broke the 2007 season’s attendance record by welcoming 7K fans, and the volleyball team made history with more than 11K fans passing through the turnstiles. (link)
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Members of the Utah gymnastics and men’s and women’s basketball teams will receive a Dodge Ram Bighorn truck or a Jeep Grand Cherokee with leases and insurance paid for by the Crimson Collective. On3’s Eric Prisbell reports the total value of the deal is believed to be upwards of $2M. Crimson Collective Steering Committee member Krista Parry: “We have always envisioned an equitable platform. When we started putting these plans in place last spring with the launch of the Crimson Collective, it was always: How can we give back to all sports? All genders? That is really our mission.” (link)
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The Iowa-focused Storm Collective has received a $500K donation from Elite Casino Resorts. Loyola Chicago professor Noah Henderson points out the state of Iowa is one of the states with no restrictions on companies with whom student-athletes can partner for NIL purposes and adds: “While not directly engaging in any endorsement deal with an athlete, it is undeniable that this effort by Elite Casino Resorts is not purely philanthropic. Utilizing a partnership with the Swarm NIL collective, an entity fundamentally tied to Iowa student-athletes, a public donation aims to leverage the goodwill of Iowa athletics and those players on the field to attract customers to their casinos and mobile sports book. While there is no endorsement, Elite Casino Resorts has plenty of marketing advantages to this donation.” (link)
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Texas Tech shows off updates to its indoor baseball facility and clubhouse. (link)
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The Carolina Panthers have extended the team’s stadium naming rights agreement with Bank of America. Home to several bowl games, early-season college football matchups and, occasionally, the ACC Championship, Bank of America Stadium has maintained the same name since 2004 after the two sides agreed to a 20-year, $140M deal. Terms of the new pact are unknown, per SBJ’s Ben Fischer. (link)
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The Dow Jones rose 1.4% to close at 37,090.24, a new all-time high, following the Fed’s decision to not only hold interest rates steady, but also map out potential reductions in 2024. The previous record of 36,799.65 was set nearly two years ago. (link); Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell: “While we believe that our policy rate is likely at or near its peak for this tightening cycle, the economy has surprised forecasters in many ways since the pandemic and ongoing progress. Progress toward our 2% inflation objective is not assured.” (link)
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Yesterday's Evening Standard...
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Transfer Tension…
+ U.S. District Court Judge John P. Bailey has granted a 14-day temporary restraining order prohibiting the NCAA from enforcing its transfer waiver rules. The TRO also prohibits the NCAA from enforcing its rule of restitution, which allows punishment for playing athletes who are later deemed ineligible. During the hearing, West Virginia men’s basketball student-athlete RaeQuan Battle compared his “NIL contract” at WVU to an employment contract and argued the NCAA is preventing him from accessing his full payment. “I’m not going to get what I signed for.” A full hearing is set for December 27. (link)
+ As for how many schools will play student-athletes while the rules are suspended, Kennyhertz Perry attorney Mit Winter remarks: “I think it’s unlikely the NCAA tries to enforce its transfer rules against any athletes now. It will instantly get sued. And I think the judge is also likely to grant a preliminary injunction after the end of the TRO’s 14 day period.” Winter also points out that to grant a TRO, a court “has to find there’s a likelihood of success on the merits of the underlying claims. This means the judge believes the state AGs will likely prevail on their claim that the NCAA’s transfer waiver rules violate fed antitrust law.” (link)
+ Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost: “At the hearing, we found out that 99 players had been denied a waiver, and 44 are currently in process waiting. It’s reasonable to believe that 100 athletes or more could be impacted by today’s restraining order against the NCAA double transfer rule.” (link)
+ The NCAA says in a statement to Ross Dellenger that as a result of the decision, it “will not enforce the year in residency requirement for multiple-time transfers and will begin notifying member schools.” (link)
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The DI Board of Directors during a video conference last week reviewed the agenda for the Board of Governors’ January 10 meeting during the NCAA Convention and took note of key items, including a potential recommendation to extend Phase Two of the NCAA’s Transgender Student-Athlete Participation Policy, potential approval of the revised Mental Health Best Practices document, and updates on congressional engagement. Additionally, the Board Administrative Committee reviewed an NIL interpretive decision made by the Interpretations Committee and upheld by the Legislative Committee. The Administrative Committee ratified the decision and agreed to remand the enforcement implications and provide guidance to the Legislative Committee to consider the interpretation as a “determination,” which means that the “institution’s actions constituted a violation of the legislation, policy and guidance but the legislation, policy and guidance were not clear enough that the institution should be held accountable for its actions in this case. Clarification will be provided to the membership and future actions contrary to the clarified guidance after it is published will subject institutions to enforcement implications.” More. (link)
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Coastal Carolina Chair of Athletics/Executive Adviser to the President Joe Moglia, in a guest column for Sportico, says of college athlete unionization: “This is going to happen no matter what. Even if Power 5 football doesn’t break away or enter the proposed subdivision, there will be collective bargaining, at the very least between the players and the booster collectives. The NCAA ducked on NIL when it was happening; they can’t duck unions now.” As such, Moglia asserts college athletics “cannot do what they did with NIL, which is make believe it wasn’t happening. … The rise of unions is inevitable due to the gusher of NIL and TV money flowing into college athletics. Now, athletics directors and schools must not wait to prepare themselves for those labor negotiations.” Moglia goes on to call it “wishful thinking” to assume athletic departments are prepared for such negotiations. “Making collective bargaining work in college sports is going to take a while. The first step is for someone to show proactive leadership on it, whether that’s the NCAA, the Power 5 or a university president with a lot of clout. The second step is looking at what the professional leagues already do and shaping it to the unique requirements of college athletics. And the third step is actually cutting a deal with the players. … It’s time for athletics directors and their superiors to go to school and learn how to negotiate.” (link)
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Michigan Strength & Conditioning HC for Men’s Basketball Jon Sanderson filed an HR claim following his confrontation with MBB HC Juwan Howard, according to The Athletic’s Brendan Quinn, who reports the school now looking into the matter. Quinn also points out the “overarching issue with such an HR review is that [Howard’s] employment at Michigan is under a ‘zero-tolerance policy’ instituted by the university stemming from a postgame skirmish at Wisconsin in February 2022.” The university’s HR department will compile the facts of the incident and present a report to Wolverines AD Warde Manuel, who will then determine whether the policy was violated. (link)
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People & Places…
+ Southern Connecticut State (DII) has named Jackson State Asst. AD for External Operations and Stadium Management Terrance Jones as its next AD, effective February 5. SCSU Interim President Dwayne Smith: “I believe that Southern athletics and recreation will be well-served by Terrance's proven ability to balance leadership and management, along with his commitment to providing high-quality, impactful student experiences and developing strong community support.” The PICTOR Group assisted on the search. (link)
+ Iowa and Altius Sports Partners have announced Scott Brickman, former EVP/COO of the Hawkeyes-focused Swarm Collective, as the new ASP GM for NIL/Strategy and Operations. (link)
+ ANACHEL has promoted Manager of Brand Marketing, Communications and Digital Strategy Hunter Ruetz to Director of Integrated Brand Marketing, Communications and Digital Strategy. In his new position, Ruetz will “create comprehensive brand marketing and communications strategies in addition to spearheading the firm's internal and external digital analytics and social media efforts. Ruetz will also play an expanded role in the firm's broader strategic priorities to create a seamless fusion of innovation, data-driven insights, and powerful brand and communications campaigns for its partners.” (link)
+ Rutgers Football HC Greg Schiano signs a contract extension through the 2030 season. Schiano’s 2024 salary will be $6.25M. Further details have yet to be released. (link)
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Student-athletes are reporting fewer mental health concerns than they did during the height of the pandemic, according to the NCAA Student-Athlete Health and Wellness Study. In men's sports, the biggest drops occurred in constantly feeling overwhelmed (down from 25% to 17%) and being mentally exhausted (down from 22% to 16%). The most significant decreases came among DI men's sports student-athletes. Among women's sports participants, reported mental health concerns were also down in nearly every category, but the decreases were smaller in comparison: 44% of women's sports participants reported feeling overwhelmed (down from 47%), and 35% reported feeling mentally exhausted (down from 38%). When responding to questions regarding their comfort in talking to their coaches about mental health issues, 40% of women's sports participants and 54% of men's sports participants said they would feel comfortable doing so. Those numbers were lower (a decrease of nine percentage points for women's sports and eight points for men's sports) than reported in pre-pandemic studies. As it pertains to health and safety educational training, 42% of men's sports athletes and 47% of women's sports athletes reported receiving bystander intervention training. NCAA CMO Brian Hainline: "As schools continue to improve their mental health care services while fostering an environment of well-being, student-athletes will continue to reap the benefits of wellness and mental health care seeking. That being said, we need to understand better the gap in perceived mental health concerns between men and women student-athletes." More from the study. (link)
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College tennis has a cheating problem, according to USA Today’s Dan Wolken and others who observe the sport, including longtime pro and current ESPN commentator Brad Gilbert, who notes the problem with players making their own calls has been a problem at least since he was the 1982 NCAA runner-up. “It’s the same when I was playing, especially on big points, 30-all points, but it’s gotten to a whole other level. Sometimes on a far sideline you can miss a call or miss one that’s really close, but the obvious cheating in college tennis has to be cleaned up.” Kentucky Tennis HC Cedric Kauffmann: “We’re the only sport, or one of the very few, that we make our own calls. … I don’t think people go in and say, ‘I want to cheat or win by cheating.’ I don’t think it happens like that with 99.9% of the players. It’s just such a tough environment that they see the ball out because they want it out so bad.” More from Wolken. (link)
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Facility Features…
+ Wisconsin’s McClain Center, which houses the Badger’s indoor football practice field, is no longer scheduled to be converted to an indoor track and field venue, according to plans shown at a presentation Tuesday. Instead, the center is slated to be replaced by a new training center that will “centralize the football team's strength and conditioning location, locker room, offices and meeting rooms,” according to the Wisconsin State Journal’s Todd Milewski. The $285M project, which is scheduled to be completed in 2026, involves the demolition of the Camp Randall Sports Center and construction of a new indoor facility that will fit a full-sized football field with a height suitable for kicking drills, something the McClain Center lacked. UW officials and a designer from architecture firm HOK showed the latest concepts from the schematic design process at a meeting of the Joint Campus Area Committee earlier this week. Per Milewski, the project includes a new weight room (an estimated 22,400 square feet), athletic training facility (14,200), locker rooms (15,000), equipment room (8,400), dining hall (10,200), meeting rooms (12,100) and football offices (29,100). (link)
+ Utah State will name the basketball court inside Dee Glen Smith Spectrum in honor of former Men’s Basketball HC Stew Morrill, the winningest coach in USU history. A dedication ceremony will take place on February 10. Aggies AD Diana Sabau: “Stew Morrill is a true Aggie legend and having his name enshrined on our basketball court is the ultimate tribute to his remarkable career.” (link)
+ Texas A&M-Commerce unveils the Lion Loge at the Field House to offer an “exclusive and intimate setting for fans who crave a luxurious and immersive basketball experience.” Lions AD Jim Curry: “We are excited to introduce this premium loge seating experience, enhancing the connection between our incredible fans and the exhilarating world of college basketball. We believe that this new offering will not only elevate the game-day experience but also strengthen the sense of community among our passionate supporters." (link)
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Deals, Deals, Deals…
+ The Big West extends its agreement to continue hosting its men’s and women’s hoops championships at The Dollar Loan Center in Henderson, Nevada, through 2027. (link)
+ The Southern Conference inks a deal with HD Intelligence to make HDI the league’s official performance analytics partner for men’s and women’s basketball. (link)
+ The ASUN partners with BuzzU, a data analytics firm that “equips colleges with tools and data to empower student-athletes on their NIL journey.” (link)
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Executive Associate Athletic Director, Sports Administration (Stanford Athletics / Stanford, CA): More details HERE.
Vice President and Director of Athletics (Butler University / Indianapolis, IN): More details HERE.
Sr. Associate Athletic Director, Facilities and Event Management (University of North Texas / Denton, TX): More details HERE.
Senior Associate Athletic Director - Brand Advancement (Florida International University / Miami, FL): More details HERE.
Vice President, Client Engagement (Paciolan / Irvine, CA): More details HERE.
Senior Associate Athletics Director for Development (Dartmouth College / Hanover, NH): More details HERE.
Senior Associate Athletics Director for Advancement (William & Mary / Williamsburg, VA): More details HERE.
Senior Associate Athletic Director, Facilities, Events, & Capital Projects (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): More details HERE.
Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics (Tarleton State University / Stephenville, TX): More details HERE. The D1.dossier for this position is available HERE.
Senior Associate Athletic Director for Strategic Communications & Brand Advancement (University of Southern California / Los Angeles, CA): More details HERE.
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Associate Athletic Director for Capital Projects and Facilities (California State University, Fresno / Fresno, CA): More details HERE.
Sr. Associate Athletic Director, Facilities and Event Management (University of North Texas / Denton, TX): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Event Management & Facility Operations (University of Georgia Athletic Association / Athens, GA): More details HERE.
Associate General Manager, Illinois (REVELxp / Champaign, IL): More details HERE.
Senior Associate Athletic Director, Facilities, Events, & Capital Projects (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Director for Facility and Event Management (Oakland University / Rochester, MI): More details HERE.
Assistant Director - Basketball Operations (Atlantic Coast Conference / Charlotte, NC): More details HERE.
Coordinator, Facilities and Event Management (UCF Athletics / Orlando, FL): More details HERE.
Assistant Director, Facilities & Event Management (Vanderbilt University / Nashville, TN): More details HERE.
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Mental Health and Performance Clinician (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): More details HERE.
Assistant Trainer - Volleyball (UCF Athletics / Orlando, FL): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletics Director, Psychological Health & Performance (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): More details HERE.
Athletic Trainer (DePaul University / Chicago, IL): More details HERE.
Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach - Football (Missouri State University / Springfield, MO): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer (Hofstra University Athletics / Hempstead, NY): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer (Coastal Carolina University / Conway, SC): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer (EHRA Non-Faculty) (University of North Carolina Wilmington / Wilmington, NC): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer (Ball State University / Muncie, IN): More details HERE.
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Manager, Partner Relations - 126571 (University of California: San Diego / La Jolla, CA): More details HERE.
Director of Sales and Sponsorships (Belmont University / Nashville, TN): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Director-Corporate Partnerships (Virginia Military Institute / Lexington, VA): More details HERE.
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Ticket Manager/Sales & Operations (Colorado State University / Fort Collins, CO): More details HERE.
Vice President, Client Engagement (Paciolan / Irvine, CA): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Ticket Operations (Syracuse University Athletics/JMA Dome Box Office / Syracuse, NY): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Athletics Ticket Operations (Tulane University / New Orleans, LA): More details HERE.
Ticket Sales Coordinator (Bowling Green State University / Bowling Green, OH): More details HERE.
Director of Sales and Sponsorships (Belmont University / Nashville, TN): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Ticket Operations - Ticket Office (University Athletic Association, Inc. at the University of Florida / Gainesville, FL): More details HERE.
Account Representative, Nevada Athletics (R0139713) (University of Nevada / Reno, NV): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Ticket Operations (SMU / Dallas, TX): More details HERE.
Director of Ticket Operations (Loyola University Chicago / Chicago, IL): More details HERE.
Director, Ticket Operations (Colorado College / Colorado Springs, CO): (DIII) More details HERE.
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