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The Athletic’s Scott Dochterman reports that “it appears [Iowa Interim AD Beth] Goetz’s interim tag will go away, perhaps as soon as Thursday morning, according to multiple people in the department. The respect Goetz has earned from on-campus leadership and athletics personnel, plus a forward-thinking vision on NIL and renovating Carver-Hawkeye Arena, has made her the right candidate at the right time. To quote Midwest T-shirt chain RayGun’s fall unveiling, ‘Beth Goetz It.’” (link)

The ACC is seeking an injunction against Florida State to bar the Seminoles from participating in league affairs due to FSU’s attempt to withdraw from the ACC’s grant of rights. From ESPN’s Pete Thamel: “The ACC filing on Tuesday includes six claims, including FSU breaching its contract with the ACC, breaching confidentiality in the media rights agreement and breaching fiduciary obligations and obligations of good faith. [...] The filing also challenges FSU's ability to have school officials in conference leadership positions, which includes FSU president Richard McCullough being on the ACC's board of directors and the finance committee. It asks for a ‘permanent injunction barring Florida State from participating in the management of the affairs of the Conference while it has a direct and material conflict of interest’ with the conference's objectives.” Both parties have to respond to the filing by February 16th. (link)

More from incoming Ohio State AD Ross Bjork’s introductory presser, where he discussed the future of college sports and asserted that “we must create a model that intersects sports and the academy. We need a model that looks after each individual sport, our athletes, our recruiting calendars and fair competition. We need to chart a new course for the financial arrangement between the athlete and the institution. And we can call that whatever we want, but that's where we're going. We need to recreate that model, period. It’s past time to sit down with our athletes, understand what they want out of this experience. And some may call that bargaining, negotiating – it's called communicating, and it's called coming up with the right plan. We need to deconstruct and recreate the antiquated NCAA governance and divisional structure. At a minimum, there needs to be consolidation of the highest-resourced programs around a new financial and governance model. We either take action now or action will continue to be taken upon us.” Bjork stops short of calling for a full football breakaway, explaining there are several questions about what that looks like that would need to be answered first. “There’s things that we can do right now within the structure (in regards to the recruiting calendar, transfer windows, etc.) where you don't have to break away football that would be really, really easy. But we’ve got to get it done, and that goes back to the whole governance model where things get stuck because everybody gets in their silos, and we’ve got to take those down.” (link)

The Mercury News’ Jon Wilner shares his thoughts on Washington State and Oregon State’s strategy as it relates to their future conference affiliation. “If another realignment wave hits — a wave triggered by the fracturing of the ACC — the two schools plan to be well-positioned for any opportunities at the power conference level. But let’s imagine a world in which the status quo holds: The ACC stays intact; the Big 12 remains content with its structure; and the ‘Pac-2’ schools have no options but to rebuild the conference. The agreement with the Mountain West, as reported by The Oregonian, carries hefty penalties for poaching, including a $10M (approximate) fee for every school that accepts an invitation to join the Pac-12 before the summer of 2027. … However, one source with knowledge of the agreement described the penalty as ‘not enough to prevent anyone from leaving’ the Mountain West to join the rebuilt Pac-12. Notably, the source added that the per-school cost (about $10M) had been ‘hammered down’ from the original proposal. Our guess: The Mountain West schools most vulnerable to getting left behind (San Jose State, Utah State, Nevada, Hawaii) pushed for a big number to dissuade the ‘Pac-2’ from poaching, while the schools likely to make the jump (San Diego State, Fresno State, Boise State) insisted on what they viewed as a reasonable number. That said, the Hotline has yet to see a departure fee that cannot be negotiated down when it comes time for the departing schools to exit. Heck, the Pac-12 just reached a settlement, and it didn’t have an exit penalty.” (link)

More from Wilner as UCLA and Cal “posted a combined deficit of more than $80M in the 2023 fiscal year when support from central campus is removed from the equation,” The Bruins for FY23 reported revenues of $105.4M and expenses of $142M for a deficit of $36.6 million. Those figures represent a 2.2% YoY increase in revenue and an 8.2% uptick in expenses. Cal, meanwhile, reported revenues of $126.1M and expenses of $134.9M for a deficit of $8.8M. Those figures represent YoY increases of 6.6% in revenue and 17.8% in expenses. Wilner: “What’s more, Cal’s revenue includes a whopping $36.7M in direct support from campus — that’s 29% of the total revenue and a $5.7M increase in raw dollars over the support level provided in the 2022 fiscal year.” UCLA received $2.2M in support from campus via student fees. Cal Asst. Vice Chancellor for Executive Communications Dan Mogulof: “Since the announcement of the ACC agreement, we have been transparent about the financial challenges we’re facing. At the same time, we have been clear in our commitment to sustain a broad-based athletic program. … We don’t have a completed, specific budget plan yet, but we’re making good progress with evaluating and deciding about options that will allow us to control expenses and increase revenue, including philanthropy and stadium usage.” More from Wilner. (link)

The ACC is best-positioned to benefit from an NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament performance fund, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch’s David Teel, who notes that in the “past six NCAA women’s basketball tournaments, ACC teams have received 47 bids and won 77 games, both Division I-bests in that span. The SEC is next with 73 tournament victories and 45 bids.” North Carolina WBB HC Courtney Banghart believes unit distribution will motivate athletic departments to do just that in the sport. “How do you tell (ADs) to continue to invest in women’s basketball other than out of the goodness of their own heart? Now, once we get money…attached to postseason success and you get rewarded, it’s the next step in bringing other people along, too, as ADs’ hands are forced a little bit.” (link)

The NCAA’s championship media rights deal with ESPN shows the women’s basketball tournament is still unable to stand on its own, according to JohnWallStreet: “The NCAA might have been able to command a bit more money for the crown jewel asset had it been sold separately. The WBB tournament reportedly received a ~$65M implied valuation in the deal. But in aggregate, it’s doubtful the NCAA could have generated any more revenue for the collective of long-tail rights.” Crakes Media Principal Patrick Crakes: “Everybody wants to go segmented because they think this [content] is worth so much if it's broken out. [But] we’ve learned that’s wrong. … The reason why these college sports properties have [as much value as they do], including the women’s tournament, is because ESPN has [invested in building] them up over a decade.” (link)

TCU has canceled upcoming women’s basketball games against Kansas State and Iowa State due to injuries within the program. Both games will result in forfeits for the Horned Frogs and will not be made up. Fans who purchased tickets to Wednesday's game against Kansas State may exchange them for tickets to any remaining home game based on availability. No refunds will be issued. (link)

More from Athletes.org Co-Founder Jim Cavale on the current state of college Football, pertaining to coach tampering, empty NIL offers to induce student-athletes to transfer, zero NIL deal transparency, serial transferring by student-athletes, and bowl opt-outs. Cavale breaks down how all those challenges could be standardized by "the new deal for college athletics" between student-athletes and their respective schools, conferences and/or the NCAA: “We are set up to figure this out as we go. We do not have all the answers. We are going to be flexible with the market. We are going to organize [college] athletes and we are going to be the group that helps negotiate ‘the new deal’ for college athletics. [...] One of our core values at Athletes.org is 'Win-Win-Win' [or 'win cubed']. This is a win-win-win if we can all get in a room and start talking about it. We saw this with the strike this past summer with the Writers Guild and SAG because only one studio was talking to them, and once all of the major studios entered the conversation, the solutions were found. I would equate the [major] studios to the [major] conferences. We need the major conferences to have a forum with their athletes [through Athletes.org] with all the right parties in the room... we can figure this out, and we can still fund Title IX, we can still fund the Olympic sports." (link)

Johnson v. NCAA plaintiff’s attorney Paul McDonald last week sent a letter to members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which will hold a hearing on U.S. Congressman Gus Bilirakis’ (R-FL) NIL bill, urging them to take “special care” to avoid “restricting or burdening college athlete rights in a manner not applicable to fellow students lest such legislation be struck down in court.” McDonald recommends committee members ask witnesses a series of employment-related questions and notes that NCAA-mandated timesheets could be used to “fold college athletes into existing Work Study-style programs and pay them a reasonable, hourly wage—e.g., $10 to $15 an hour—on par with fellow students employed by colleges.” Further, McDonald argues any legislation that denies college athletes’ the same employee rights enjoyed by fellow students “would be struck down in court for violating Equal Protection.” (link)

UCLA QB Chase Griffin’s written testimony for today's hearing before the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Innovation, Data and Commerce Subcommittee on NIL is now available. In it, Griffin explains that “like me, most college athletes use their NIL earnings for saving, investing, and building a solid financial foundation. For most of us, NIL is not Lamborghini money, but it could mean a down payment on our first homes.” Griffin notes he received his undergraduate degree in two years and is currently working on his second master’s degree from UCLA. “I love being a college student, but it should also be acknowledged that we are value creators too, and I just want the same unfettered economic rights and freedoms enjoyed by every other college student  – especially those that create value for their schools.” Griffin goes on to argue that the FAIR College Sports Act authored by U.S. Congressman Gus Bilirakis (R-FL), who chairs the subcommittee, “ignores our hard work and the value we create by putting obstacles in our pathway to the American Dream.” As it relates to pay-for-play, Griffin asks the committee to consider that colleges routinely compete for talented engineering or computer science students, who are allowed to share in the royalties when they contribute the creation of new IP for the school. “No one would ever say they were lured by ‘pay-for-research.’ In every other aspect of American life, the expectation is that if you work hard, play by the rules, and create value, you DESERVE to share in that value. Why shouldn’t this core American principle be true for college athletes.” Full testimony. (link)

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon remains cautious on the U.S. economy over the next two years because of a combination of financial and geopolitical risks. During a discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Dimon explained: “Ukraine, the terrorist activity in Israel [and] the Red Sea, quantitative tightening, which I still question if we understand exactly how that works. … You have all these very powerful forces that are going to be affecting us in ’24 and ’25…[and] I think it’s a mistake to assume that everything’s hunky-dory. When stock markets are up, it’s kind of like this little drug we all feel like it’s just great. But remember, we’ve had so much fiscal monetary stimulation, so I’m a little more on the cautious side.” Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon expressed concern over the national debt: “It’s a big risk issue that we’re going to have to deal with and reckon with, it just might not happen in the next six months.” (link)

Yesterday's Evening Standard...

Bjork’s Buckeyes Intro…

+ Ohio State officially introduces Texas A&M boss Ross Bjork as its new AD, and Bjork says of his decision to depart College Station for Columbus: “The bus for Ohio State athletics only stops maybe once, if any. And we can't control that bus schedule, we can't control when it pulls over, so the timing may not be ideal, but the stop is ideal for family and for family history. And if one move could be surrounded by all of this, this was it.” OSU President Ted Carter was asked about Bjork’s role in former Aggies Football HC Jimbo Fisher’s contract and subsequent buyout and said: “As you might imagine I pressed that question pretty hard. I had a lot of questions about that, and I'll just say right up front that Ross has owned it, as has the institution. Remember, these things don't just happen in a vacuum. Even though he was the athletic director, he wasn't the original hiring authority. Yes, he did give an extension, and that happens a lot. I experienced that myself at Nebraska. … Those that have been in the arena, those that have made those tough decisions, those who have been in it, they learn from that. Those are life lessons, and he'll bring that here. I don't expect we're going to get into any kind of decisions like that here at Ohio State. And if we have to make tough decisions whenever and however that'll be, it won't just be the athletic director making it. We have a wonderful board of trustees, and he's got an Office of the President. We're going to work collaboratively. So, to get back to your original question, he answered that question satisfactorily enough for me to make sure that I knew he would be able to work well here.” Collegiate Sports Associates assisted with the process. Full presser. (link)

+ Bjork’s five-year contract will pay him $1.65M annually when it officially begins on July 1, according to CollegeAD. Bjork will make the move to Columbus on March 1 and work as Special Advisor to current AD Gene Smith. During that period, Bjork will earn $175K per month. In addition to his base salary, Bjork will receive $350K each year for media, promotions and public relations, bringing his take-home pay to $2M. Additionally, OSU gave Bjork $1.094M to cover his $750K buyout at Texas A&M. Bjork is also eligible for up to $250K in bonuses each year, and he will receive retention bonuses of $500K and $750K if he is still in the role on June 30, 2027, and June 30, 2029, respectively. Should OSU terminate the agreement without cause, Bjork would be owed the remainder of his base salary plus media, promotions and PR pay. If Bjork terminates the deal within two years of his start date, he would owe two years’ worth of that pay. That figure decreases to one year’s worth between the third and fourth year and 50% of one year’s worth for the remainder of the contract. (link)

In other AD news, American will be assisted by Parker Executive Search in the process of hiring a new AD, per CollegeAD. (link)

The Washington Post’s Jesse Dougherty and Emily Giambalvo calculate how much it would cost each school to join the new subdivision proposed by NCAA President Charlie Baker by counting the total number of athletes at each school that will play football in the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 or ACC next fall (as well as Notre Dame, Oregon State and Washington State). From there, the formula for the baseline annual payment is pretty simple: total number of athletes divided by two, then multiplied by $30K to estimate the minimum each school would have to spend to join the subdivision. Athletic department sizes vary widely, with Ohio State having the highest number of student-athletes (950) and Mississippi State having the fewest (363). As a percentage of revenue, Rutgers would pay the most at 9.8%, while the aforementioned Buckeyes would pay the highest total amount at $14.3M. Next is Michigan ($12.8M), Penn State ($11.9M), North Carolina ($11.6M), Cal ($11.2M), Rutgers ($10.8M), Notre Dame ($10.7M), Virginia and Stanford ($10.6M) and Boston College ($10.2M). More from the Post. (link)

Colorado extends its multimedia rights partnership with LEARFIELD through 2035. SBJ’s Ben Portnoy reports the “renewal includes long-term extensions across LEARFIELD’s multimedia rights division, licensed merchandise agency CLC, digital ticket and marketing platform provider Paciolan and ticketing and seat-backs seller Amplify. The deal also includes a new agreement with Sidearm Sports as CU’s website and mobile application, which were previously supported by the Pac-12.” Buffs AD Rick George: “We are seeing more exposure And I think LEARFIELD has a lot of experience in growing brands and we think having that alignment with them on where our programs are heading [is great].” George also notes LEARFIELD will have the ability to sell naming rights on the west side of Folsom Field, the CU Events Center and the school’s indoor practice facility. Financial terms have yet to be disclosed. (link)

Boston College has extended the suspension of its swimming and diving teams through August 2024, and the program has parted ways with HC Joe Brinkman, Diving Coach Jack Lewis and ACs Brian Keane and Alexander Santana. Eagles AD Blake James told the team earlier this month that the decision was based on an extensive investigation following allegations of hazing in September. In addition to the suspension, James indicated the student-athletes will be required to participate in a hazing education program. “My hope is that the program will learn from this experience and commit itself to ensuring appropriate behavior, meeting University expectations, and creating a positive team culture that will position the program for success in the future.” (link)

It’s Personnel…

+ Atlantic Sun Deputy Commissioner Jerome Rodgers will become the league’s new COO in addition to his role as deputy commissioner. In his new role as COO, Rodgers takes on management of external partnerships and enhanced oversight of conference operations. (link)

+ Big East Assoc. Commissioner for Women’s Basketball Communications and Operations Pam Flenke has stepped down to become the new VP for Communications & Broadcasting for the WNBA’s Dallas Wings. (link)

+ Providence names Executive Director of Operations Anthony Miccolis as Assoc. AD for Business. (link)

+ North Texas promotes Asst. AD for Facilities and Events Cameron Wilson to Senior Assoc. AD for Facilities and Events Management. (link)

+ Radford has added Randy Butt as Assoc. AD for Business Services. (link)

+ College Hockey Inc. names Bold Orange Senior Manager for Client Strategy and Services/former Bemidji State women’s ice hockey student-athlete Sadie Lundquist as Director of Women’s Hockey. (link) 

Coaches Corner…

+ Harvard Football HC Tim Murphy announces his retirement after leading the Crimson for 30 seasons. Murphy steps down as the winningest coach in Ivy League history. (link) 

+ La Salle names Appalachian State Field Hockey AC Michael Warari as its next HC. (link)

+ UC Santa Barbara taps Army West Point Track and Field AC Vijay Saxena to take over as Director of Track and Field/Cross Country. (link)

Financial Files…

+ Texas recorded $271M in revenue during FY23, an increase of nearly $32M YoY and the “largest single-year total since the NCAA began its current financial reporting system in 2005,” according to USA Today’s Steve Berkowitz and Kirk Bohls. The Longhorns received $86M in contributions, an $11M uptick over FY22, $63.3M in ticket sales, $5.7M more than last year, and $54.7M in sponsorships, licensing, royalties and advertising, a $10.2 YoY bump. Of the schools that have released their 2023 financials so far, Berkowitz and Bohls note that “Penn State, LSU and Tennessee all have reported exceeding $200M for the first time – but those totals trailed Texas’ by about $70M.” (link)

+ Tennessee finished FY23 with $202.1M in revenue and $191M in expenses, marking the largest year-end surplus since FY15. The Vols invested $8.4M of the surplus back into capital projects. The revenue figure was significantly higher than UT’s previous high of $154.6M in FY22. The football team generated $134.9M in revenue, a 36% YoY increase, while women’s basketball revenue experienced a 47% uptick and men’s hoops saw a 14% rise. Overall contributions to athletics increased from $32.7M in FY22 to $62.3M in FY23. Vols AD Danny White: “As we seek to build upon our championship tradition across all sports, generating new revenue is vital so we can invest back into our student-athletes, coaches and staff to give us as many competitive advantages as possible.” (link)

+ Florida State reported revenue of $170M and expenses of $172M (a $22M increase YoY) in FY23, according to Sportico’s Eben Novy-Williams and Daniel Libit. The Seminoles finished the fiscal year with a $2.5M deficit after closing out FY22 with a $10.4M surplus, and Novy-Williams and Libit observe it’s “not entirely clear from the report what constituted the sharp increase in costs—a sizable chunk of which ($49M) was attributed to ‘other operating expenditures.’” The Seminoles did experience an increase in football ticket sales from $15.1M to $22.8M. In total, the FB program brought in $91M in revenue, $13M more than in FY22. However, FB-related expenses rose sharply from $54.6M to $75.6M. (link)

With in-person and mobile sports gambling now live across North Carolina, 10 UNC System athletic departments, including North Carolina A&T, North Carolina Central, UNC Asheville, UNC Greensboro, UNC Wilmington and Western Carolina, will split 20% of the yearly tax revenue, in addition to a $300K annual guarantee. Further, the state legislature will provide $1M this fiscal year and $700K next year for each institution as revenue ramps up. (link)

Eastern Michigan held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the GameAbove Golf Performance Center at Eagle Crest Golf Course. The 13K-sq-ft, two-story facility was made possible through an $8M gift from GameAbove, a group of EMU alumni, and includes locker rooms, meeting spaces, indoor putting and chipping areas and simulators. (link)

Saturday’s Iowa-Indiana women’s basketball matchup drew 1.043M viewers to Fox, making it the third most-watched women’s college hoops game in the network’s history. (link)

Amazon will acquire a minority stake in Diamond Sports Group, making Prime Video Diamond’s “primary partner through which customers will be able to purchase DTC access to stream local Diamond channels,” per Amazon. “Customers will be able to access all local DTC content, including live MLB, NBA and NHL games, and pre- and post-game programming, for the teams for which Diamond retains DTC rights, through Prime Video Channels.” Details regarding pricing and availability will be announced at a later date. The Hollywood Reporter’s Georg Szalai: “Under the framework, Amazon will make a minority investment in the company, details of which weren’t immediately disclosed, and become its streaming partner, while TV station giant and Diamond parent Sinclair will make a $495M cash payment to the firm to settle litigation.” The restructuring support agreement (RSA) also includes “the promise from certain debt holders to provide $450M in financing to support Diamond’s operations as it finalizes a reorganization plan to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy and to repay $350M of existing debt.” According to Sinclair, the settlement calls for Diamond’s “withdrawal of its $1.5B litigation against Sinclair and all other defendants. (link)

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(NEWEST!) Senior/Executive Associate Athletic Director - Chief Revenue Officer (University of South Dakota / Vermillion, SD): Lead & oversee all aspects of athletic development, premier seating, and NIL/Collective initiatives. Organize new revenue generation & modernize operations as we embark on a new campaign. More details HERE.

 

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(NEW!) Director of Athletics (Stetson University / DeLand, FL): Guides the overall direction of the athletics department, operating in concert with the values and mission of the university, and aligning its priorities with those of the university. More details HERE. The D1.dossier for this position is available HERE.

(NEW!) Director of Athletics and Recreation (American University / Washington, D.C.): The Director of Athletics and Recreation is responsible for the athletic budget, personnel, strategic planning, fund-raising, marketing, sports facilities, and overall management. More details HERE. The D1.dossier for this position is available HERE.

 

(NEW!) Commissioner (Northwest Conference (NWC) / Forest Grove, OR): Reporting to the President’s Council, the Commissioner will lead strategy development and conference operations in support of the mission, values, and student-athlete educational focus of the NWC. (DIII) More details HERE.

 

(NEW!) Director of Compliance (Rice Athletics / Houston, TX): This position will manage the day to day operations of the Compliance Office, working with Rice's 16 varsity sports. More details HERE.

 

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Digital Content Manager (University of South Florida / Tampa, FL): More details HERE.

 

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Sport Information Director, Assistant (Texas A&M International University / Laredo, TX): (DII) More details HERE.

 

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Senior Associate / Associate Athletic Director for Development (Appalachian State University / Boone, NC): More details HERE.

 

Assistant/Associate Director of Development - Major Gifts (Ole Miss Athletics Foundation / Oxford, MS): More details HERE.

 

Associate Director of Development, Michigan (University of Michigan Athletics / Ann Arbor, MI): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletic Director for Development (Texas A&M University-Commerce / Commerce, TX): More details HERE.

 

Director of Donor Engagement and Experience (University of North Carolina Rams Club/The Educational Foundation, Inc. / Chapel Hill, NC): More details HERE.

 

Associate Director of Development, Southern States (University of Michigan Athletics / Ann Arbor, MI): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director of Development, Athletics and Recreation (American University / Washington DC): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director - Development & Member Services (IPTAY / Clemson, SC): More details HERE.

 

Director of Development (Southern Utah University / Cedar City, UT): More details HERE.

 

Director of Athletics Development and Revenue Generation (Drake University / Des Moines, IA): More details HERE.

 

Director of Development - Crimson Collective (Blueprint Sports / Salt Lake City, UT): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletics Director - Stewardship and Events (West Virginia University Foundation / Morgantown, WV): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletic Director - Annual Giving, Intercollegiate Athletics (West Virginia University Foundation / Morgantown, WV): More details HERE.

 

Director - All For One Fund 999988 (Xavier University / Cincinnati, OH): More details HERE.

Director of Intercollegiate Athletics (Arkansas - Little Rock / Little Rock, AR): More details HERE. The D1.dossier for this position is available HERE.

 

Deputy Athletic Director-External Affairs (Utah Valley University / Orem, UT): More details HERE.

 

Senior Associate Athletics Director for Development (University of Illinois Chicago / Chicago, IL): More details HERE.

 

Deputy Athletic Director for Business Operations/CFO (University of California, Santa Barbara / Santa Barbara, CA): More details HERE.

 

Executive Associate Athletics Director for Peak Performance (Dartmouth College / Hanover, NH): More details HERE.

 

Senior Associate / Associate Athletic Director for Development (Appalachian State University / Boone, NC): More details HERE.

 

Conference Commissioner (East Coast Conference / West Babylon NY): (DII) More details HERE.

 

Director of Athletics (James Madison University / Harrisonburg, VA): More details HERE. The D1.dossier for this position is available HERE.

 

Director of Athletics (Albion College / Albion, MI): (DIII) More details HERE.

 

Commissioner (University Athletic Association / Rochester, NY):  (DIII) More details HERE.

 

Director of Intercollegiate Athletics (Henderson State University / Arkadelphia, AR): More details HERE.

 

Associate Vice President / Executive Director of Athletics (University of San Diego / San Diego, CA): More details HERE. The D1.dossier for this position is available HERE.

 

Executive Associate Athletic Director, Sports Administration (Stanford Athletics / Stanford, CA): More details HERE.

Associate Athletic Director for Operations & Facilities (Purdue University Fort Wayne / Fort Wayne, IN): More details HERE.

 

Associate Athletic Director - Facilities, Capital Projects, and Event Management (Rice Athletics / Houston, TX): More details HERE.

 

Director of Equipment Operations (Murray State University / Murray, KY): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletic Equipment Manager (Georgia Southern University / Statesboro, GA): More details HERE.

 

Associate Commissioner for Championships and Sport Administration (Big West Conference / Irvine, CA): More details HERE.

 

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

There are no current opportunities in this field.

Executive Associate Athletics Director for Peak Performance (Dartmouth College / Hanover, NH): More details HERE.

 

Head Football Athletic Trainer (San Jose State University / San Jose, CA): More details HERE.

 

Sports Performance Coach, Olympic Sports (Duke University Athletics / Durham, NC): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach-Football (Utah State University / Logan, UT): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletic Director - Director of Nutrition for Olympic Sports (University of Missouri Athletics Department / Columbia, MO): More details HERE.

 

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.

Manager, Tour Sales - Ohio State University (LEARFIELD / Columbus, OH): More details HERE.

Director, Ticket Sales and Service - Air Force Academy (LEARFIELD / Academy, CO): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director, Ticket Sales & Retention (Auburn University Athletics / Auburn, AL): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director of Ticket Operations (University of Georgia / Athens, GA): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director - Development & Member Services (IPTAY / Clemson, SC): More details HERE.

 

Graduate Assistant - Ticket Operations & Sales (Auburn University Athletics / Auburn, AL): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director of Ticket Sales & Operations (The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga / Chattanooga, TN): More details HERE.

 

Director of Athletics Development and Revenue Generation (Drake University / Des Moines, IA): More details HERE.

 

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

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