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The AP’s Steve LeBlanc examines how NCAA President Charlie Baker’s experience as a governor and health care CEO has prepared him for his current role, and Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick remarks: "There’s the question of how governable the NCAA is and I think Charlie sort of poses that question in real time, because he is such an effective leader and manager. If he can’t engineer the change, I don’t think anybody can.” New Hampshire law professor/Sportico’s Michael McCann adds: “He has the right background for what the NCAA needs to do, which is to reorient itself. He’s pragmatic, he’s reality-based, he understands the importance of dealmaking. … It’s a big undertaking and he knew that. I don’t know if there is a right person for the job because it is so challenging. The open-ended question is whether it’s too late for the NCAA.” (link)

Washington State and Oregon State have reached an agreement in principle with the 10 departing Pac-12 schools, The Mercury News’ Jon Wilner reports. Precise terms were not disclosed, but a joint statement from WSU and OSU explains the 10 outbound members “have agreed to forfeit a portion of distributions over the remainder of the 2023-2024 year and provide specific guarantees against potential future liabilities. The conference retains its assets and all future revenues.” The 10 schools also issued a joint statement: “This agreement allows OSU and WSU to maintain control of the hundreds of millions of dollars coming into the conference in future years, as we have always maintained they would, while calling for the vast majority of funds earned in 2023-24 to be distributed equally among the 12 members. We will take time in the coming days to work out the final details.” Wilner notes that “estimates during the course of the legal process had pegged a reasonable” per-school forfeiture amount between $5M and $10M of the $35M each school was set to receive for the current competition year. (link)

Sportico’s Michael McCann: “To the extent the 10 departing schools are accepting a meaningfully smaller share of distributions and are insulating OSU and WSU from some potential legal claims—such as, possibly, those stemming from contracts with conference vendors and licensees, employment contracts for conference employees, or health, benefit, real estate and insurance policies—that’s a substantial gain for OSU and WSU and validates their decision to sue. This framework also suggests further litigation among conference members is less likely.” (link)

West Virginia AD Wren Baker met with the media to recap 2023 and look ahead to 2024. Regardless of how NCAA President Charlie Baker’s proposal evolves, Baker is confident WVU will remain at the highest rung. “When you look at the evaluations and the viewership, we’re always right there in the mix. We’re not in the top 10, but we’re in the top half. And if you went on percentage numbers, that would rise significantly. Because of our population numbers not being great, that shows the power and the reach of our brands. We can get into the Pittsburgh market, we can get into D.C. and Baltimore, we have a broad reach. … Also, West Virginians aren’t going to allow anything to happen. Our leadership at the board level, our leadership at the state level, our leadership at the institutional level, it’s just not going to happen. Whatever the top level of athletic competition is, we will be a participant and we will be competitive.” Baker also contends that if college sports were starting today, there’s no way it would be constructed the way it is. “In fact, I would argue pull football and let’s affiliate by conference there and have a system that’s not much different than most states do with their high schools — districts. Regional, state. To me that makes a lot of sense, but conferences are so entrenched in the power structure and commissioners are so powerful it’s like ‘Game of Thrones.’ It’s pretty rare for kings to give up parts of their kingdom without a fight.” (link); More from Baker in the full press conference. (link)

Florida Gulf Coast has formed a 16-person search panel to identify a new AD. VP of University Advancement Kitty Green will chair the committee. President Aysegul Timur in a university-wide email yesterday explained that the goal is to have a new AD in place “within the next few months. We are nearing the completion of the Request for Qualification process to hire an executive search firm that will aid FGCU’s Search Panel in finding the right leader for our Athletics program." CollegeAD has reported TunkeyZRG has already been selected as that executive search firm. (link); For the palm tree lovers out there, the D1.dossier for the position with the Eagles is available. (link)

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It’s Personnel…

+ Looks like Wagner has named NJIT Athletics Operations Manager Jack McKiernan Senior Assoc. AD for Internal Operations (link)

+ The full slate of promotions and personnel changes can be found on The Wire on Connect, including movement the past few days at Albany, Army, the Big Ten Network, Chattanooga, Chicago State, La Salle, Lehigh, Liberty, Oklahoma, Oral Roberts, Queens, Rider, Stetson, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UC Davis, Utah State, Vanderbilt and Virginia. (link)

Coaches Corner…

+ We offer our best wishes to Old Dominion Men’s Basketball HC Jeff Jones, who suffered a heart attack yesterday. Jones is now resting comfortably in a Honolulu hospital and will not coach in the Diamond Head Classic, per CBS’ Jon Rothstein. (link)

+ James Madison Football HC Bob Chesney will receive a base salary of $550K with retention bonuses of $140K in each of the first three years. The retention bonuses increase to $150K and $160K the next two years, respectively. Additionally, the contract calls for a fundraising bonus from private sources of $60K in the first two years, $70K in the next two years and $80K the fifth year. (link); All told, it looks like Chesney will earn $750K during his first season leading the Dukes before bonuses, which include $25K for appearing in the Sun Belt Championship and $50K for winning it; incentives ranging from $25-50K for winning seven to 11 regular season games; $15K for each Power 5 win; and $100K for making the College Football Playoff. Full list of bonuses. (link)

+ Creighton Volleyball HC Kirsten Bernthal Booth sits down with Coaches.wire's Tai M. Brown from the AVCA Convention in Tampa. Booth, a 3x national coach of the year who currently serves as AVCA’s President-Elect and will become AVCA President in 2024 talks with Brown about leadership, culture, the state of volleyball and shares her thoughts on the current state of the NCAA, legislative changes, the transfer portal and more. On NCAA President Charlie Baker’s player compensation proposal, Booth points out the Big East is highly competitive in basketball but does not sponsor football, which is the driving force behind most of the industry’s changes. “So, within our own conference there's a lot of unknowns of how do you financially manage and then you get protective of your sport. So, if your school can only do a few sports because they might not be able to fund [more of them] if they followed Baker’s proposal, are we going to be one of those sports? So you have those challenges.” Full conversation. (link)

If Florida State were to leave the ACC, Yahoo’s Dan Wetzel notes there is “no clear-cut landing place, but there is plenty of talk among SEC and Big Ten administrators that despite Florida State football's storied past and present strength, FSU wouldn’t be a serious candidate for expansion. Same for Clemson even with its recent national titles. On a competitive level, it doesn’t make sense, but the repeated conventional wisdom is that if ACC schools were available for poaching then North Carolina and Virginia might be the first choices. Academics, demographics and the ability to extend a league's footprint into new territory would win out.” However, one Big Ten source tells Wetzel everything could change once the decision stops being theoretical. “Despite what is said, there has been no reason to examine all of this, so [it’s] hard to know.” An SEC source tells Wetzel there appears to be more “opposition than interest” at this point concerning the Seminoles, and Wetzel submits that “any move on FSU and/or the others would be defensive, mainly to block the Big Ten from gaining a foothold in the region.” The Big Ten, Wetzel continues, has already shown it is less concerned about geography, and “the importance of the Big Ten Network getting basic cable subscriptions still matters, even as cord cutting has limited those numbers. … An ACC breakup could also force Notre Dame, the most coveted television property, to, if not come aboard full-time, at least set up some kind of scheduling agreement with the Big Ten like it currently has with the ACC.” (link)

The ITA responds to USA Today columnist Dan Wolken’s story about cheating in college tennis: “We were saddened that only a miniscule sector of our ever-growing college tennis community was represented in this article. USA TODAY did not cite any coaches of women’s programs, or coaches from outside of Division I men’s tennis in the article. The ITA acknowledges the occurrences of blatantly bad calls, which are, without question, a black eye to our sport when they occur. … Following the worst of past incidents, ITA leadership has spoken with the respective athletic directors and, even a university chancellor, of the offending programs. Unfortunately, the USA TODAY article jumped to a singular conclusion that does not represent all of college tennis and certainly greatly blew out of proportion the totality of the hundreds of thousands of college matches and, literally, millions of points that are played annually.” Full response. (link); Wolken: “I very much believe that cheating is a major problem in college tennis, and so do the many coaches I have spoken with on and off the record.” (link)

LSU gymnast & NIL leader Olivia Dunne believes her TikTok account has been shadowbanned, which, for those who don’t speak Internet, means someone can still create content but the platform limits who can view it. According to Deadline’s Bruce Haring, Dunne’s “last four videos fell below a million views, a benchmark that previously was the lowest a post would draw.” Earlier this year, Dunne’s account briefly disappeared but was restored shortly after. (link)

Big Sky/North Pole Senior Assoc. Commissioner for Championships Jon “Santa” Kasper took some time away from his busy schedule to hand out the Big Sky’s conference awards for 2023. Have a look to see who made the Nice list. (link)

Yesterday's Evening Standard...

The Florida State Board of Trustees has called a special board meeting for tomorrow morning, according to ESPN’s Andrea Adelson, who notes that while no reason was given, “sources indicated to ESPN that the board is expected to discuss its long-term athletics future.” ESPN’s David Hale unpacks the significance: “There's almost no world in which FSU is not a part of the ACC in 2024 and, probably, 2025.” A negotiated exit, Hale believes, is the most likely legal outcome if/when it comes to that. “Will other schools follow FSU's lead? I'd imagine so -- and I'd guess many are eager to see what comes of FSU's challenge -- but it's in the best interest of the large majority to stay put, be patient and see where this ends. When FSU and, perhaps, others leave, it will be with a big price tag associated with it -- at least $120M in exit fees per school + perhaps as much as $400M in media rights costs. The remaining schools share in that short-term windfall.” By adding Cal, Stanford and SMU, the ACC has ensured it will continue to meet its minimum membership requirement “so, even w/o FSU, remaining schools aren't going to lose TV $ (or network) under current agreement. That's good news for the remaining schools. It also could underpin part of FSU's legal argument to be released without financial restitution. What is the long term? I think that's the biggest question schools should be asking. Is there a way to work with the B12 (or others) to counter the SEC/B1G power? Or is a full breakaway of top teams likely in which a new model is created? And if that's the case, how best to position yourself ahead of time? I've talked to numerous ADs at ‘mid-tier’ schools who've said their chief concern is to be ready for ‘what comes next.’ Very few seem to think status quo is maintained beyond next 3-5 years.” (link, link) 

Stanford will not cut sports as part of its move to the ACC, according to Cardinal AD Bernard Muir, who tells the San Francisco Chronicle: “We’re a 36-sport program, we’re going to continue to be a 36-sport program. There’s still challenges but luckily the university was in a good place to help this enterprise and allow athletics to still thrive. So now with the help of the university and with the help of a robust development plan, and getting others who have been affiliated with the university who’ve been supporting the university and supporting athletics, we think we have a great roadmap to continue to be what I would call kind of like maintaining this Olympic Village.” Muir acknowledges the department had some budget difficulties a few years ago, and “not to say that we’re totally out of the woods just yet, but we think we have with ample support from the university that we can make this work and transition to a new conference. Where it’s going to take a ramp up to get the media revenue that we’re hoping for, and we understand that that’s a challenge in the short term, but long term, we want to make sure that all 36 sports have a chance to thrive.” (link)

UCF AD Terry Mohajir says after being approved for $96M in funding from the state to add a new tower to FBC Mortgage Stadium that “we still have a lot of governance stuff to work through, internally in the university and then with the state. But we’re looking at trying to get this thing up and going by the 2026 season.” The new tower is expected to add up to 1,500 new seats, allowing season-ticket holders to move from the premium area to the new tower, and Mohajir tells The Orlando Sentinel’s Matt Murschel that “selling out 1,000 season tickets is not easy, but what it does is by building the tower, it allows people to move into new price points. So people that may have been an entry-level or family-level price point move to a different price point and people in the premium price will move to a higher premium.” It also “allows our fan base, especially ones who just graduated, to get an affordable ticket to an entry point.” (link)

Ticket sales and attendance for Louisville men’s basketball games continue to slide as the team struggles. The Athletic’s Brendan Quinn notes that “after years spent ranked among the most highly attended teams in college basketball, Louisville slipped to 22nd in average attendance last season. Average ticket sales were announced at 12,497 per game, per NCAA records. In 2019-20, the last time things were cooking around here, Louisville announced an average crowd of 16,658. That ranked seventh nationally. But the real problem is the Cards aren’t drawing anywhere near what’s being announced at games. According to university records requested by The Athletic, last year’s actual through-the-gates attendance averaged 6,557 per game. Only three games drew over 9,000. … This year is worse for the men. The first three regular-season home dates drew 16,037, total. Or 5,435 per game. Season ticket sales have fallen from 10,501 to 9,099.” Cardinals AD Josh Heird tells Quinn he is also trying to understand the program’s difficulties. “I think that’s the most difficult part of being an athletic director. Everything can align to say, ‘This is the one.’ Right? ‘A can’t-miss (hire).’ The example I always use is Scott Frost. Name one person in the country, when he was at UCF, that thought that wasn’t going to work at Nebraska.” Asked whether Payne is being afforded any sort of grace as a first-time HC, Heird says: “No, but I didn’t expect him to, and he didn’t, either. You’re the head coach of Louisville men’s basketball. Nobody cares that you’re a first-time head coach, you know? Nobody cares.” (link) 

Since instituting the Russell Rule three years ago, 57% of the WCC’s 312 hires have come from traditionally underrepresented communities. From August 1, 2022, to July 31, 2023, 100% of the searches across the league met the Russell Rule requirement, with 63 hires out of 100 searches from a traditionally underrepresented community. Overall, 200 candidates from a traditionally underrepresented community were part of the final candidate pools in those 100 searches. In the Russell Rule’s first year (2020-21), 51.8% of the total hires (44 out of 85) were members of traditionally underrepresented communities. That number was 56.7% in the second year. WCC Commissioner Stu Jackson: “The three-year hiring data exemplifies the leadership and strong conference-wide commitment to creating a more inclusive environment throughout our membership. The late Bill Russell is a legendary figure who championed social justice efforts throughout his life, and we are appreciative of the opportunity to honor his connection to the WCC and all that he fought for with this hiring commitment.” (link)

Coaches Corner…

+ Bowling Green names Morehead State HC Chris Fox as its next Women’s Soccer HC. (link)

+ Texas State and Football HC GJ Kinne agree to a new five-year deal through 2028. ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports Kinne’s $1M base salary puts him atop the Sun Belt, and “there’s also incentives for eight-plus wins and Sun Belt titles that can change Kinne’s base salary.” (link)

D1Baseball’s Kendall Rogers reports that even though Oregon State and Washington State have 30 days to inform the WCC whether they're joining for baseball, the “goal and preference would be for both to jointly join a power conference such as the Big 12 vs. going independent.” (link); Fox Sports’ Bryan Fischer: “Left unsaid with the WCC taking in OSU/Wazzu for 2024-25 in sports like MBB and WBB is that it means Pac-12 is not going to get any sort of AQ waiver and will therefore open up another at large spot in various tournaments.” (link)

Texas Tech Football HC Joey McGuire, whose team was the first to use in-helmet communication when it did so during the Independence Bowl against Cal, tells Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger he’s hopeful the NCAA will pass legislation allowing for the technology to be used in all games moving forward. McGuire would like to see the sport adopt the same rules as the NFL: no wearables; a 15-second mic cutoff; one permitted player on each side of the ball; and only still shots on a tablet, not the video that’s now being allowed during bowl season. “Before you screw up the college game, let’s use the highest level of the game.” Cal HC Justin Wilcox agrees: “What the players don’t need is five coaches telling them what to do. It should be real streamlined. A play call and maybe a nugget here and there. That’s why the cutoff is important so that the coaches don’t get the player to the line of scrimmage and then play John Madden.” Red Raiders Head Equipment Manager Cayman Ancell believes there’s no going back now that coaches have used it. “Since we opened the bag with our coaches already, I don’t see how we can go back. It’s going to be tough moving forward to tell coaches, ’Hey, we used this during the bowl game but can’t next season.’” (link)

Missouri Football HC Eli Drinkwitz talks about the role NIL played leading up to national signing day this week: “Something that I encountered in the last 48 hours, which was completely new to me, was a lot of schools are now just calling within the last 48 hours of a kid’s signing and throwing out crazy numbers just to get them to sign with them on signing day. They’re utilizing NIL packages as the main motivation, which is exactly what we don’t want to happen. We don’t want NIL to be an inducement. … Until we get some uniformed – I’m again 100% for our student-athletes earning money for the product they put on the field. The 12-team playoff is a $1B media opportunity. These players all deserve it. They deserve to earn some piece of it. But to find some sort of uniformity to it, it’s really going to be crucial. Charlie Baker’s got his hands full trying, that’s for sure. It’s definitely becoming more and more of a hot topic in every living room you sit in and every recruit you try to recruit.” (link)

Providence has received a $5M gift from an anonymous donor, much of which will be used to support several athletics endeavors, including the establishment of an endowed fund to support the immediate needs of the men's basketball program; funding for the men's hockey and women’s basketball teams to use in addressing immediate needs; and funding for the Ruane Championship fund, which is used when Friar teams are competing in their respective NCAA tournaments. (link)

Long Beach State and Nike have finalized a multi-million dollar deal for Nike to continue as the primary apparel provider for 18 programs at the Beach through the 2027-2028 academic year. (link)

The OVC is partnering with Game Plan to offer the company’s eLearning modules to student-athletes, coaches and administrators. (link)

The Stifel Theatre in St. Louis will host its first-ever sporting event in tonight’s Missouri-Illinois wrestling dual. Check out this setup. (link)

A new survey by Sportico and The Harris Poll that examines how sports leagues’ fans lean ideologically finds college football has the most conservative fan base, with 58% identifying as such. On the other end of the spectrum, 53% of men’s college basketball fans identify as liberal. Meanwhile, 55% of women’s college basketball fans identify as conservative. The poll finds that 55% of the country self-identifies as conservative. The NFL (56%) and MLB (57%) fall to the right of that line while the NHL (54%), NBA (58%) and WNBA (50%) fall to the left. Sportico’s Eben Novy-Williams and Daniel Libit: “Beyond gauging fans’ personal political affiliations, the poll also asked Americans how they perceive the political leanings of those same leagues. In several instances, there were stark differences between how liberal or conservative Americans think certain sports are, and the reality of their fanbases. For example, 63% of Americans said they thought women’s college basketball was ‘more liberal,’ despite the survey finding 55% of fans to be ‘more conservative.’ In the other direction, 59% of Americans perceived LIV Golf as ‘more conservative,’ despite its followers’ progressive lean.” (link)

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Senior Associate Athletic Director and Director, Student Athlete Experience (University of Toledo / Toledo, OH): More details HERE.

 

Vice President and Director of Athletics (Butler University / Indianapolis, IN): More details HERE. The D1.dossier for this position is available 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.

Director of First National Bank Arena - A00209 (Arkansas State University / Jonesboro, AR): More details HERE.

 

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.

There are no current opportunities in this field.

Associate Athletic Trainer (Athletic Trainer II) (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Trainer (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): More details HERE.

 

Behavioral Health Therapist (West Virginia University / Morgantown, WV): More details HERE.

 

Assistant/Associate Athletic Trainer - Track & Field (University of Wyoming - Athletics / Laramie, WY): More details HERE.

 

Director for Center for Sports Medicine and Performance (Indiana State University / Terre Haute, IN): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Strength Coach (University of Miami / Miami, FL): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletic Trainer (Bloomsburg Athletics / Bloomsburg, PA): (DII) More details HERE.

 

Mental Health Therapist /Clinical Professor (University of Oregon Athletics Department / Eugene, OR): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletic Trainer (Bowling Green State University / Bowling Green, OH): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Coach, Sports Performance (University of North Carolina Wilmington / Wilmington, NC): More details HERE.

 

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.

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.

Ticket Office Sales Representative (Accounting Clerk) (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): More details HERE.

 

Asst. VP, Ticket Operations- (Legends at Miami Hurricanes / Coral Gables, FL): More details HERE.

 

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.

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