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D1.ticker Evening Standard - Monday, January 20, 2025
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NCAA SVP of Administration/CFO Mario Morris joins Connect’s Steph Garcia Cichosz at the NCAA Convention to talk about the NCAA being debt-free, priorities for 2025, how the NCAA can support schools with revenue-sharing and more. For 2025, Morris explains there will be a focus on continuing to invest in championships. “A postseason championship is probably one of the most memorable experiences for a student-athlete. I participated in four bowl games, so every year I was at Alabama I participated in a postseason event and they are the most memorable experiences. We want to do more there. We’re trying to balance our priorities, but we want to invest in those championships more. We also have to be aware of the litigation that's going on right now, and that's something that can be influenced by policy and by other things, and [it’s] something we've got to pay attention to, so it's a financial priority for us. Revenue generation is also a priority for us. … We also have to be mindful of what the Division I governance structure looks like and the changes that come about there. Do those cause us to look at things differently financially? So there's a lot on our mind to keep up with.” Full conversation on Connect. (link)
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Big West Commissioner/Men’s Basketball Oversight Committee Chair Dan Butterly sits down with Connect’s Bryan Fischer at the NCAA Convention to discuss what the committee’s talking about, the membership’s approach to scheduling, tournament expansion, conference realignment and NIL. Butterfly says the scheduling component was the biggest topic the committee discussed and explains: “MTEs have always been a very important part of college basketball. When you say Feast Week, people understand what Feast Week is. It’s the Thanksgiving time period when everybody is playing in an MTE. We're finding 97% or more of men's basketball teams are playing in some type of MTE, and how important those are for mid-major and small-major programs to get a neutral site opportunity, a tournament-type opportunity against a major program. Those are important parts of college basketball and trying to determine what the future is relative to MTEs, knowing that there's the Players Era events and some of these things that are coming out in the NIL space that we need to continue to look to protect the game of college basketball moving forward.” Butterfly also notes that Big West institutions are all focused on opting into the House settlement, adding: “We’re not necessarily in a position that we have the revenue to be able to outlay [massive revenue-sharing], but we do have a number of NIL opportunities along the California coastline and Hawaii right now.” Full conversation on Connect. (link)
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The average price of tickets sold on StubHub for tonight’s College Football Playoff title game remained “steady at $2,500," as demand for seats has “exceeded the demand of all of the other CFP title matchups” dating back to 2019 per The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Mike Griffith. As of Saturday, nearly 700 tickets were still available on StubHub, with the lowest price for a single ticket being $1,865. Several lower bowl options were listed at prices from around $10K up to more than $14K. Meanwhile, Stubhub spokesperson Joseph Bocanegra says the game is on track to be “our best-selling CFP national championship game in StubHub history. It's actually already surpassed the final sales of every national championship game on StubHub." Vivid Seats reported the game is its "hottest college football ticket" since 2009, with an average price of $2,269 and the least expensive ticket at $1,452. (link); There are “thousands of people outside the stadium in bars, restaurants and hotels now refreshing their phones in hopes of landing a ticket,” according to Ticket Talk’s Scott Friedman, who notes the get-in price has skyrocketed from $2,078 at 8 AM to $4,559 at 3 PM. clict Founder Darren Rovell adds: “A few brokers sold short, selling tickets early and waiting to back fill. The seats are just not there, causing the huge spike.” (link)
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Tampa is replacing Dallas as host of the College Football Playoff championship game on January 22, 2029, according to Action Network’s Brett McMurphy, who reports Dallas couldn’t host in 2029 because of scheduling conflicts. (link)
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The Mercury News’ Jon Wilner has released the second annual Hot 25 rankings of the most influential people behind the scenes in college football. House case plaintiffs’ attorneys Steve Berman and Jeffrey Kessler top the list, followed by EA Sports Chief Business Officer Paul Cairns and SVP Daryl Holt (2), CAA Co-Head of Football Jimmy Sexton (3), ESPN President of Content Burke Magnus (4), Fox Sports President Mark Silverman and EVP Jordan Bazant (5), Baylor President Linda Livingstone (6), Northern District of West Virginia Judge John Preston Bailey (7), CAA Evolution Head of Media Alan Gold, VP Dan Cappetta and Wasserman Media Group Managing Executive Dean Jordan (8), TurnkeyZRG Chair Len Perna and Managing Director of Athletics Chad Chatlos (9), and OSKR Partner/SportsEconomics Founder Dan Rascher (10). Full list. (link)
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Extra Points publisher Matt Brown reports from the Athletes.org Players-Only Meeting over the weekend and notes that while the point of it wasn’t to parse the finer points of labor law or formulate a unionization strategy, “every athlete on stage disagreed with the recent proposal from the AFCA suggesting the transfer portal be limited to a single, 10-day window, laughing at the idea that ten days is enough time for athletes to make an educated decision, especially, as a few players point out, athletes sometimes are essentially forced into the portal by the coaches. Other issues on the agenda included athlete compensation (should athletes who make deep playoff runs earn more guaranteed revenue than those who only play the regular season? If coaches get bonuses for academic achievement, should players as well?), roster limits imposed by the House settlement (what happens to walk-ons?), health care, regulations around practice time and length, and more.” As the movement continues, Brown explains that “I want to try to give college students a measure of grace in how they decide to approach these organizational and informational efforts. I should not expect 20-year-olds to think or act like a 37-year-old with very different life and professional experiences should act. I have never had their job or participated in their workplace like they have. … Was Saturday the first step towards a massive labor movement? I have no idea. But I feel confident that nothing changes without the athletes having these tough conversations.” (link)
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Nearly $6B in construction at new and renovated professional and college sports facilities is scheduled to finish in the U.S. and Canada in 2025, according to SBJ’s David Broughton, who notes that “in college stadium work, $2.4B is expected to be completed this year, nearly double the 2024 spend and a half-billion dollars higher than the previous record, set in 2023. But the record won’t last long, as spending in that niche is projected to top $3B in 2026. The category in 2025 is led by Kansas football’s $458M makeover of Booth Memorial Stadium (designed by HNTB and Multistudio, built by Turner) and Florida State’s $265M Doak Campbell Stadium renovation (designed by Populous, built by a Manhattan-Culpepper joint venture). College arenas top $1B for just the second time, thanks to a balanced mix of new competition and practice venues. The diverse roster is led by the $175M building on the campus of the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis, as the Tommies complete their jump from Division III to Division I, as well as a wrestling venue (Iowa State) and gymnastics sites (Minnesota and Iowa). Overall, at the college level, a record 58 stadiums and 27 arena projects are scheduled to conclude in 2025, up from 53 and 19, respectively, in 2024.” (link)
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The Ringer Founder Bill Simmons is expected to sign a contract extension with parent company Spotify, according to Front Office Sports’ Ryan Glasspiegel, who notes there have been “murmurs in industry circles that Simmons could work out a collaboration for a return to ESPN in some capacity in the future. ESPN leadership, including Chairman Jimmy Pitaro and President of Content Burke Magnus, have been aggressive in maneuvering to work with big stars. According to a source with knowledge of ESPN, nothing is imminent, but the company would be open to working with Simmons again if there’s a compelling opportunity. An ESPN spokesperson declined to comment.” (link)
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Inside Higher Ed’s Bob Moser catches up with multiple higher ed leaders who share their greatest hopes and fears for the second Trump administration, and Association of American Universities President Barbara Snyder explains: “President Trump has repeatedly said he wants to make America great and keep us ahead of China and other competitor nations. I am optimistic that he will support policies and investments that ensure the United States continues to be the world’s leader in scientific research. The president and Congress can secure that position by both increasing our public investments in cutting-edge research and by promoting policies that make it easy for the world’s best and brightest technological and scientific minds to study, work and stay here and advance U.S. innovation and economic growth. My single greatest fear would be that some might try to convince the president to pull back these investments in America’s greatness and close ourselves off from the global talent and knowledge that has helped make our country great. I hope that he and Congress will resist that shortsightedness.” American Council on Education President Ted Mitchell: “We’re encouraged by the emphasis the incoming Trump administration and the new Congress have placed on issues such as transparency and accountability related to student outcomes. This isn’t new, and it isn’t partisan, but meaningful change is long overdue. My biggest worry is that in attempting to pay for major spending cuts and pass tax legislation, the administration and Congress will do the shortsighted thing and enact policies like cuts to student financial aid and research funding.” Lots more from around the industry. (link)
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D1.ticker Morning Edition - Monday, January 20, 2025
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College Football Playoff Executive Director Richard Clark says it’s “possible” some minor changes could be made to next year’s CFP format, “but I don't know if it's going to happen or not. There's probably some things that could happen in short order that might be tweaks to the 2025 season, but we haven't determined that yet." According to ESPN’s Heather Dinich, nobody at yesterday’s meeting of FBS commissioners, chancellors and presidents was pushing hard for a 14-team bracket, nor was there in-depth discussion of the seeding process. However, talks were held about the value of having the four highest-ranked conference champions earn first-round byes. ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips remains in favor, explaining: “I just think regular season, winning a conference championship matters. Am I open to listening to some other ideas? Absolutely.” While unanimous agreement on significant changes is unlikely for the 2025 season, Clark says the “commissioners and our athletic director from Notre Dame will look at everything across the board. We're going to tee them up so that they could really have a thorough look at the playoff looking back after this championship game is done…and then look back and figure out what it is that we need." (link, link)
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Meanwhile, ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips says the league will consider making changes to how it administers its football conference championship games. According to ESPN’s Andrea Adelson, the ACC could consider giving its regular-season champion a bye while the teams that finish second or third play in the championship game. Phillips says another possibility is having the top four teams play a mini-tournament on the final weekend of the regular season with the winners playing the following weekend in the ACC championship game. "The conference championship games are important, as long as we make them important, right? Do you play two versus three? You go through the regular season and whoever wins the regular season, just park them to the side, and then you play the second-place team versus the third-place team in your championship game. So you have a regular-season champion, and then you have a conference tournament or postseason champion. That's one of the options, depending on how you treat the conference champions, or that championship game, you may want to do it different.” (link)
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New on Collegiate Sports Connect: UC Santa Barbara AD/Women’s Basketball Oversight Committee Chair Kelly Barsky joins Bryan Fischer from the 2025 NCAA Convention to talk about the addition of NCAA Tournament units, MTEs, the women’s hoops calendar and the potential expansion of the NCAA Tournament. The next item on the agenda for women’s basketball, Barsky explains, is “championship and growth of championship and continuing to support and protect. It’s MTEs and the season and multiple team events, again transfer and NIL and new landscape of NCAA and so those will take time and strategic thinking to make sure that we're serving student-athletes in a new evolving landscape and that we’re supporting the growth of the game.” Regarding the increased number of MTEs in women’s basketball, Barsky says: “What’s really important…is the collaboration you’re seeing now. Men's Basketball Oversight, Women's Basketball Oversight, Men's Basketball Committee and Women's Basketball Selection Committee and all the stakeholders coming together. In fact, today I'm just coming out of a joint committee meeting where we've got coaches and student athletes and, like I said, administrators and NCAA staff and stakeholders across the basketball landscape on the men’s and women’s side collectively looking at it together, having good, robust discussion, understanding where there might be differences in a uniqueness, but also again a historic moment.” (link)
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TCU AD Mike Buddie joins the Frog Fever podcast and discusses several topics, including his belief that TCU is in a position of strength within the Big 12. “Human nature has this ability to, over time, you kind of start viewing all the things that you don’t have, so I love coming into TCU with fresh eyes and seeing all the things that it does have, and I plan to remind our coaches and staff of that. Remember, you may not have everything you need, but TCU sure has an awful lot of what you need to be successful. As I watch the football program, I love that they're taking eight to 12 guys out of the portal, they're not taking 40. That tells me that the culture within the program is really good.” Buddie says when it comes to facilities he believes in the “Rocky 4 premise, which is you can train on a treadmill with air conditioning in a snow room or you can do push-ups and sit-ups in your backyard and there's no excuse. You can always get bigger, stronger, faster and better regardless of what your facility is, but we certainly need to stay competitive and recruits see those things. So, I'm excited to learn more about the master plan and where things shake out in that order, and I've been told that I'll have a voice in potentially shuffling priorities but also need to learn a lot more.” While Army West Point cadet-athletes were not able to participate in NIL, Buddie notes the Horned Frogs have a solid infrastructure in place and adds: “At the end of the day, NIL is finding revenue. And that means you’re controlling your expenses on one side, that gives you more revenue, and then you find more revenue, but what scares you is it’s got to be sustainable, it’s got to be durable…because if we're going to make promises and sign contracts with young people we need to make sure that that we can live up to those expectations.” (link)
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More from this weekend’s “College Football Players-Only Meeting” organized by Athletes.org, where Northwestern QB Mike Wright remarked: “I would start by saying, we’re here to make history. It’s really just about our voices being heard, whether you’re here to talk about the NIL, the transfer portal, it’s been great just hearing the different perspectives.” Front Office Sports’ Amanda Christovich observes that “rather than strategizing unionization efforts, the event was much more rudimentary: The goal was to provide basic educational opportunities for players to learn about the labor landscape, the House settlement…and other benefits they may be able to achieve. (There was a corporate side to the event, too, such as sponsors and a coordinated media coverage effort.) The organizing effort is still in its infancy stages. Players weren’t ready to publicize a list of demands when they met with reporters to discuss the event Saturday. If anything, the summit showed that perhaps the biggest roadblock athletes face with organizing is a lack of access to education.” AO Co-Founder Brandon Copeland adds that in response to a survey conducted at the event, 94% of players said they’d be interested in learning more about the pros and cons of employment status.” (link, link)
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Sportico’s Daniel Libit, Eben Novy-Williams and Michael McCann report that “Big Ten schools are asking student-athletes to sign over their NIL rights, permit universities to sublicense the rights to ‘any and all third parties,’ and surrender any legal claim to employee status as part of the planned revenue-sharing structure, according to a copy of an agreement that was viewed by Sportico.” They add that the “seven-page [MOU] includes language that says schools will be reimbursed for some revenue already paid should an athlete transfer to a different school – or even enter the transfer portal – and allows the school to adjust the payment up or down as a reflection of the athlete’s performance. The MOU contains a morals clause; requires the athlete to be in good academic standing to be eligible to receive payments; and explicitly asserts the agreement is not ‘pay-for-play,’ leaving the door open for the deal to be terminated without further payment should the laws change. Separately, it establishes a set of ‘representations, warranties and covenants’ that includes the seemingly contradictory promise the athlete ‘will not make…any similar commitment to enroll at and/or compete in athletics for another college or university.’” While Libit, et al. note it’s unclear how closely this agreement matches the one signed by Wisconsin-to-Miami (FL) WR Xavier Lucas, “two other lawyers familiar with revenue-sharing MOUs for Big Ten athletes say the language is consistent with agreements they have reviewed. A representative for the Big Ten did not immediately respond to a request for comment.” Lots more from Sportico. (link)
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Ferris State AD Steve Brockelbank asserts that “we’re committed to having a Division I hockey program and the Board of Trustees is committed to having a Division I hockey program. We’re thrilled and honored to have a Division I hockey program. It’s something that makes us pretty unique to be a multi-divisional school with a Division I hockey program. We recognize it’s a point of pride for a lot of people, alumni and people who work in the institution. … We’ve been successful in a lot of programs and there’s no reason why we can’t be successful in Division I hockey. There are some unique challenges in Division I hockey. I think we can meet several of those challenges. I think we can be creative in the ways that we meet those challenges. I don’t know why we can’t be successful. We understand it will take some time. We haven’t in the last three or four years been to where we necessarily want to be in the standings. But do I think we want to get back to a place where we’re a highly competitive program? I feel we can do that.” As far as facilities go, Brockelbank says of the Ewigleben Ice Arena: “Do I think we need to talk about the future of that particular facility? Yes we do. President Pink and I talk about it too. But you look at football and what they’ve accomplished and you look at the facility they play in. Let’s face it, we don’t have a very good football facility. That’s the reality of it. But we’ve won three national championships in the last four years. Facilities are important and we’ll also examine them. But there’s a lot of other factors that become more important.” (link)
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The Northern Star’s Skyler Kisellus obtained a copy of Northern Illinois’ Mountain West agreement and highlights several details in the “heavily redacted” document, including: NIU will receive an incentive payment from the Mountain West within 30 days of joining the conference (the amount of the payment was redacted); the Mountain West will pay a fixed amount toward NIU’s exit fee owed to the MAC (amount redacted); NIU will receive revenue distributions as a football-only member of the Mountain West (estimated revenue share NIU will receive in its first year of membership has been redacted); NIU will receive a percentage of media revenue in 2026-27 and a higher percentage in 2027-28 and onward (percentages redacted); NIU will pay the Mountain West a $2M entrance fee in six annual installments; NIU will agree to the league’s GOR, which runs through 2032; and NIU will increase its football budget before the start of the 2026 season and then again before the 2027 season (amounts redacted). Full contract inside. (link)
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A growing number of ADs have law degrees, Bloomberg’s Brian Baxter observes, and former Indiana AD Fred Glass, who, like former Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick, is a former partner at Baker & Daniels, explains the “natural advocacy” that comes with being a lawyer helps in working with wealthy donors. “Lawyers are also great risk managers. The ‘blocking-and-tackling’” of being an administrator is also important, Glass adds, but perhaps more so is the ability to see around corners and anticipate situations before they arise. When evaluating potential problems, Glass says he often asked himself: “What will I have wished six weeks from now I had done today?” Venable attorney Benjamin Stockman, who co-leads the firm’s sports practice, tells Baxter: “The trend over the past 10 to 15 years clearly has been toward professionalization of college athletics. It’s no wonder schools are hiring lawyers into AD positions—what they really need is an entire law firm to handle the legal demands put on athletic departments.” Cincinnati AD John Cunningham agrees, telling Baxter: “You almost need a little team of lawyers now.” (link)
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Collegiate Sports Connect has aggregated and evaluated salary data for Development/Fundraising roles across the ACC and broken down the average compensation level based on years of experience. Average compensation for all ACC development/fundraising staffers is $121,666. Have a look at the full breakdown. Connect will conduct similar analyses with other conferences in the near future. (link)
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Texas and Football GM Brandon Harris have agreed to terms on a new contract that will make him one of the nation’s highest-paid college football front office officials, according to CBS/247’s Matt Zenitz. (link)
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This morning’s edition of Coaches.wire tracks all the movement on coaching staffs across all sports in the past several days. Check it out. (link)
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The SEC has fined Vanderbilt $250K after fans stormed the court following the Commodores’ men’s basketball win over Tennessee. (link)
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Incoming President Donald Trump confirms his intention to disband the Department of Education, saying in a speech yesterday that he told incoming Education Secretary Linda McMahon: "If you do a great job, you will put yourself out of a job because you're going to be sending it back to the states. She’s fantastic and her staff, which has been largely hired, is fantastic.” (link)
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Director, Parking (Insignia Event Services / Glendale, AZ): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Director for Event Management (University of Mississippi / Oxford, MS): More details HERE.
Director of Equipment Operations (Tarleton State University / Stephenville, TX): More details HERE.
Athletic Equipment Manager (University of Minnesota / Minneapolis, MN): More details HERE.
Facilities and Operations Coordinator (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Director for Equipment Operations (Rice University / Houston, TX): More details HERE.
Associate Athletics Director of Athletics Facilities & Operations (Dartmouth College / Hanover, NH): More details HERE.
Premium Events Coordinator (Illinois State University / Normal, IL): More details HERE.
FellowVOL Postgraduate Fellowship (University of Tennessee / Knoxville, TN): More details HERE.
Assistant Equipment Manager, Olympic Sports (Colorado State University / Fort Collins, CO): More details HERE.
Associate Athletics Director, Recreation & Physical Education (University of Maryland – Baltimore County / Baltimore, MD): More details HERE.
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Assistant Athletic Trainer/Chaperone (San Diego State University / San Diego, CA): More details HERE.
Associate Athletic Trainer - Women's Soccer (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): More details HERE.
Director, Sports Nutrition (Tulane University / New Orleans, LA): More details HERE.
Associate Director, Sports Nutrition (University of Central Florida / Orlando, FL): More details HERE.
Head Football Athletic Trainer (Bowling Green State University / Bowling Green, OH): More details HERE.
Athletic Trainer (Murray State University / Murray, KY): More details HERE.
Football Team Dietitian (University of Minnesota / Minneapolis, MN): More details HERE.
Sports Medicine Certified Athletic Training Intern (University of Denver / Denver, CO): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer (St. Mary's University – Texas / San Antonio, TX): (DII) More details HERE.
Athletic Trainer Fellow - Temporary 11-month position (University of Miami / Miami, FL): More details HERE.
Assistant Football Dietitian (University of Miami / Miami, FL): More details HERE.
Advanced Post-Graduate Athletic Trainer (Stanford University / Stanford, CA): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Director & Director, Sports Medicine (Tulane University / New Orleans, LA): More details HERE.
Athletic Training Fellow (University of Michigan / Ann Arbor, MI): More details HERE.
Athletic Trainer (Johns Hopkins University / Baltimore, MD): (DIII) More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Director, Sports Performance (University of Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh, PA): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer (New Mexico State University / Las Cruces, NM): More details HERE
Director of Mental Health (Wichita State University / Wichita, KS): More details HERE.
Associate Athletic Trainer (Long Beach State University / Long Beach, CA): More details HERE.
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Associate Commissioner for Media Partnerships (American Athletic Conference / Irving, TX): More details HERE.
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Assistant Director of Ticket Operations (Utah State University / Logan, UT): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Ticket Sales (University of Missouri / Columbia, MO): More details HERE.
Coordinator, Ticket Operations (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): More details HERE.
Assistant Director, Ticket Operations (University of Arizona / Tucson, AZ): More details HERE
Account Executive, Ticket Sales (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): More details HERE.
Senior Associate Athletic Director for External Affairs (University of Nebraska at Omaha / Omaha, NE): More details HERE.
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