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The Football Oversight Committee voted today to support a single transfer portal in January, according to Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger, who notes the “Administrative Committee still needs to formally adopt the change later. The 10-day window is expected to open January 2. … As ‘Emergency Legislation,’ it requires approval from the Administrative Committee by October 1 to take effect this year. The NCAA is in the midst of restructuring and populating committees under the new governance structure.” (link)

The College Sports Commission has released its NIL Deal Flow Report for June 11, 2025, through August 31, 2025. So far, $79.8M worth of deals have been cleared; 28,342 student-athletes and 1,227 institutional users have registered and are approved to use the NIL Go platform; 3,160 designated representatives/agents have been added by student-athletes; 1,658 student-athletes and 507 institutional users have logged into NIL Go during an average week; and 8,359 deals have been cleared, with values ranging up to $1.6M+. The total number of deals not cleared to date is 332, 75 deals have been resubmitted and there are zero deals in arbitration. The most common clearance issues are delays in attesting to or providing required information; contradictory deal terms, misreporting of deal terms and/or mistakes made in entering deal terms; and deals not satisfying the valid business purpose requirement. (link)

“As much as the ACC’s soul remains on the basketball courts of Tobacco Road, its future rests in major wins on the football field,” writes The Athletic’s Matt Baker who recently followed ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips around on “one of the most important opening weekends of his conference’s 72-year history” which provided “five chances for statement victories that would elevate the league’s reputation.” Baker notes that “there are only so many chances for one conference to differentiate itself from the rest. Only so many opportunities to seize the marquee wins that entice TV partners and influence College Football Playoff decisions. Only so many years before the next round of media rights negotiations and conference realignment threaten to destabilize the industry and, perhaps, Phillips’ league.” While the ACC posted just a 2-3 record during Phillips’ road trip, the league gained a CFP contender at Florida State, didn’t lose one at Clemson and solidified one at Miami. They must carry the ACC from here to create the blockbuster matchups and postseason success the conference needs to keep going.” Phillips on the weekend: “Nobody’s handing any trophies out after Week 1. However, the narrative starts to reset.” (link)

CBS Sports’ John Talty writes that Duke is now “all-in on football” in a way it hasn’t been before after an offseason that saw the Blue Devils land former Tulane quarterback Darian Mensah in a deal believed to be worth $8M over two seasons. Fresh off a 9-4 record in 2024, Blue Devils AD Nina King says the program’s offseason moves showed the world that Duke was “going for it.” King: “We've got this men's basketball program that is absolutely elite, top of the top in the brand. But why can't football be right there with men's basketball? We're here, we want to compete. It's not title-or-bust, but can we play at [the College Football Playoff] level? Absolutely, I think we can get there.” The Blue Devils signed four four-stars in its most recent recruiting class, including the school’s highest-ranked signee in history, edge rusher Bryce Davis. Per Talty, such a player “probably wouldn't have gone to Duke in the past … but Duke thinks it is selling something very few, if any other program, can offer with a top-ranked academic university that also (now) cares about football.” Duke Football HC Manny Diaz: “We're in a different era now, and kids are making choices that they just didn't make 10 years ago. And that's going to disrupt this game, and I think in a good way, by the way. I think it's going to be super exciting. I think it already is and way less predictable than it's been." (link) 

Arizona AD Desireé Reed-Francois joins the JohnWallStreet podcast and frames the athletic department as a $150M enterprise that needed a CEO-level reset. Reed-Francois notes the Wildcats slashed the inherited deficit from ~$39M to ~$5M through a line-by-line budget review, debt and contract renegotiations (including a Nike deal saving $2.5M per year), and trimming roughly 17 positions, many of which were unfilled. UA also brought commercial rights in-house via a 501(c)(3) with an LLC subsidiary, and Reed-Francois says: “The first year I think we hit about 114%. … This year it’s only August 21 and we’ve already hit 100% of our goal.” Furthermore, philanthropy is up 47% YoY, and 81% of the athletic department’s partners are Tucson-based. Reed-Francois on her operating ethos: “We run a $150M business and we have to recognize that as the CEO of this business…you have to look at where are you spending your money and are you maximizing your revenue. … If you are spending this dollar…would you spend it if it was your own dollar?” As it relates to the Wildcats’ long-term strategy, Reed-Francois explains the focus will be on year-round facility monetization and premiumization: “We want to be able to do one big concert every year at Arizona Stadium. McKale is a little bit harder. … There’s some great opportunities there, whether it could be bunker suites, a club, etc.” Full podcast. (link)

Discussing the importance of Maryland’s non-revenue programs and if they can keep up in the current college athletics landscape, Terrapins AD Jim Smith offers to the Baltimore Sun’s Taylor Lyons: “I see it in about all 20 of our teams. They all have the chance to be incredibly successful. And so how do we bring the resources to the table to make them all successful? That doesn’t mean they all can be successful all at once at the exact same time. But building a plan to where we can make sure we’re competitive in all the sports that we compete in is the goal. Investing in men’s and women’s lacrosse or field hockey or soccer or gymnastics or wrestling, it’s all important. Golf, tennis, all of it. I’m a believer that you can do it all. I’m not an or guy. I’m an and guy. We can do this, and we can do that. We don’t have to sacrifice one for the other. Can we do it all at once? No. But we can do it all. That’s what I believe.” (link) 

Ross Dellenger has the latest on the EA Sports’ College Football ‘27 licensing agreement for On3, noting that “since February, nearly 4K power conference football players – many of them from blueblood programs like Georgia, Alabama and Oregon – have signed their exclusive video game rights over to … Pathway Sports & Entertainment, a startup company focused on monetizing athlete NIL rights and … offering players more money than EA. Pathway has paid out more than $6M to these football players with, presumably, the intention to negotiate a better deal for players – with royalties – from EA Sports. It worked – somewhat. EA, not-so-conveniently, increased its base fee to match Pathway’s offer to players but without royalties.” The issue with EA Sports’ new player contract, according to Dellenger, is that, in part, “the video game developer has not struck a deal with Pathway to ascertain the video game rights of players who signed the Pathway agreement – a move that may put at risk the inclusion of those players in the College Football 27 game.” According to those familiar with the situation, Pathway has reached out to EA and has been engaged with the company.” However, a person with knowledge of the situation told Dellenger: “As it stands right now, EA does not have a relationship with Pathway,” while another inquired, “why is EA not negotiating with Pathway and the players?” (link)

Meanwhile, on the hoops front, EA Sports has rescinded its offer to schools for a standalone college basketball game. According to The Athletic’s Chris Vannini, EA Sports VP of Commercial Partnerships and Licensing Sean O’Brien has indicated the company is pulling out because some schools had decided to work with rival publisher 2K Sports in an NBA game. From O’Brien’s memo: “Given there are some schools choosing to accept the 2K Sports proposal for inclusion in NBA 2K, the offer to be included in a college basketball video game will unfortunately have to be rescinded. Everyone at EA Sports is disappointed that we all couldn’t find an acceptable path forward, but we appreciate your support in trying to bring a standalone college basketball game with all men’s and women’s Division I institutions and student athletes, conferences as well as the NCAA, in a way that fans have told us they want. We really appreciate your support. Good luck with back to school and an exciting start to the football season.” (link)

Nike is launching a new campaign called “Why do it?” taking “aim at the pervasiveness of cringe culture, which often frames earnest effort as uncool,” according to Fast Company’s Jeff Beer. Nike CMO Nicole Graham explains: “Those three words (Just Do It) mean so much to us, but we can’t just be holier-than-thou about it,” says Nike chief marketing officer Nicole Graham. “We have to make sure that those three words are resonating with each generation. … Fear of failure and fear of trying, and terms like, ‘Don’t be a try-hard,’ ‘You’re so cringe,’ are all reserved for anyone who is showing passion for something. So we wanted to take those three words and make sure we’re contemporizing the values of what they mean.” Graham also notes the new campaign is just one part of a broader global effort, as the company shifts back to dividing itself into teams focusing on specific sports. “I see already how quickly that success can happen, and the momentum right now is insane. The running team was the first, and then the football team, now basketball and cricket. We have made this large company feel very, very small and intimate, so I’m incredibly excited and optimistic.” Also from Graham: “We have to make sure that we’re heroing our biggest athletes and making them feel accessible, but we also have to take accessible individuals and make them feel like heroes.” (link)

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➤ Northwestern President Michael Schill resigns from his position after three years in the role. (link) 

➤ LSU Baseball HC Jay Johnson has received a raise from $1.793M per season to $3.05M, according to D1Baseball’s Kendall Rogers, who notes Johnson is now the highest paid coach in the country. “Assuming Jay stays in Baton Rouge through the end of his current deal, he would eventually get up to $3.65M.” (link)

➤ USA Swimming taps Legends President of Golf/former PGA of America CRO/CMO Kevin Ring as its new CEO. (link) 

Southern Utah’s Women’s Gymnastics team will join the Pac-12 beginning in the 2027 season. (link) 

The Big 12 is reportedly entering into a multi-year sponsorship agreement with Allstate, according to SBJ’s Ben Portnoy, who adds that while exact deal terms weren’t immediately available, “the agreement is believed to be one of the two most significant commercial deals in conference history.” The arrangement is set to include the creation of the “Allstate Championship Series” -- a year-round collaboration between the league and company that will see points awarded to member institutions based on performance in conference championships, graduation rates, academic and student services and community engagement – and the awarding of the “Allstate Commissioner’s Cup.” The company will become the presenting sponsor of all Big 12 Olympic sport championships and receive integration across the league’s football and men’s and women’s basketball championships. The partnership also includes digital and in-venue branding at Big 12 championships, original storytelling content and the designation of Allstate as the “Official Insurance Partner of the Big 12 Conference.” (link)

Drexel and Learfield announce a 10-year partnership renewal through which Learfield will continue to serve as the exclusive multimedia rights holder for Drexel Athletics and Drexel University Recreation, delivering incremental revenue generation and fan engagement opportunities for the Dragons. (link) 

St. Cloud State’s Herb Brooks National Hockey Center is set to begin a $12.9M construction project in mid-March 2026 after the conclusion of the collegiate hockey season with expected completion in the fall. Plans include replacement of the original 1989 ice rink cooling plant, which will guarantee improved reliability and efficiency of the facility, as well as the replacement of dasher boards and shielding to improve player safety, the upgrading of automatic temperature controls and the installation of new LED lighting in both rinks. (link)

On3’s Brett McMurphy reports that “Arkansas [is] moving its 2026 home game with Memphis to 2030 to accommodate the SEC's new nine-game schedule. Arkansas' 2026 non-conference opponents: North Alabama, Tulsa & Utah.” (link) 

WBRZ News reports that New Orleans plans to leave the University of Louisiana System and return to the LSU System for the first time since 2011, per a message sent to UNO students, faculty and staff. The switch comes after a Louisiana Board of Regents May recommendation that “the university failed to restore itself to its ‘pre-Katrina ability to serve its students.’ The university has recently faced serious financial struggles, including a $30 million budget shortfall, resulting in layoffs and funding freezes.” (link)

Here are the details of Florida AD Scott Stricklin’s extension, which keeps him with the Gators through October 31, 2030, and increases his total annual compensation to $2.075M annually, making him the eighth-highest paid AD in the SEC and 17th nationally. Stricklin's base salary of $1.25M, which increased $200K from his previous contract, is “subject to future adjustments based upon percentage increases periodically available to UAA staff, though any compensation changes will require approval from UF's President,” per Swamp247’s Graham Hall, who adds: “In the event Stricklin's contract is terminated by the UAA without cause, the UAA will pay his base salary along with a $290K retention incentive for the remainder of the contract terms. Notably, Stricklin's new contract includes an option for a post-athletic director term, where he's able to become a special assistant to the succeeding athletic director upon the expiration of his contract if he's no longer serving as UF's athletic director.” Additionally, Stricklin will receive $100K if the Gators finish in the top five in the Learfield Directors’ Cup, $75K for a 6-10 finish and $50K for an 11-15 finish. He will also receive a $100K bonus for an APR of 985 or higher, $75K for APR of 950 or higher and $50K if each team had a multiyear APR rate of 950 or higher. (link, link)

Texas Tech Board of Regents Chairman Cody Campbell talks with OutKick’s Clay Travis about the future of college sports and submits that the “SCORE Act is very focused on the legal part – antitrust exemption, it establishes that student-athletes are not employees, and then it provides for preemption of the state laws. So right now we have 39 different state laws that govern college athletics and so they’re all in conflict with one another. It’s a huge mess, and it’s been a race to the bottom. … The problem is the SCORE Act does not fully address the problem. It focuses on the legal piece, but there are two other legs of the stool that have to be addressed – governance and economics. If all we do is pass the SCORE Act, we’re just locking in these costs and you’re locking schools out of revenue opportunities. And so if we’re not thoughtful in how we do this, we could end up dooming smaller schools almost immediately.” Campbell also notes that “we house our entire Olympic development program inside of intercollegiate athletics. We’re the only country in the world that does that. … The opportunities for women that it provides – and I didn’t realize this until I got into the data – the percentage of women that play sports then go on to be in C-level positions, it’s dramatically higher among female athletes than it is those that don’t have an athletic background. And again, just opportunity. And you can like Title IX or dislike Title IX, but you have to recognize the fact that it has done a lot for women throughout its history. … What I recognized was that if we professionalize it, the first thing that’s going to be cut are the women’s sports and the Olympic sports.” Lots more from Campbell. (link)

Ohio State AD Ross Bjork joined Front Office Sports Today and says when it comes to College Football Playoff expansion “selfishly, Ohio State could stay at four. … We could go back to four in most years, probably be okay. At 12, we should be okay. … But I’m a believer that for the good of the game, for the health of the game, for content, for high-level matchups, we should expand. Could we go to 16? Could we go to 20? Could we go to 24? … Nobody can argue with this — what’s wrong with more high level football? What’s wrong with more meaningful post-season content? What’s wrong with keeping the post-season alive for as many teams as possible? So to me, nobody can argue with that piece. Now how you get there – automatic qualifying spots, how many should the Big Ten have? And the SEC? That’s where everybody kind of gets hung up.” Bjork on NIL and sharing revenue: “Really the philosophy on NIL is embrace it at the highest level, be as aggressive as you can. … Everybody has the same ability to go up to the $20.5M, right? Everybody has that same number. How you spend that can all be variant depending on your institution. And then really the next race in this space, how do we create as much third-party NIL opportunities as possible? … That’s going to be the philosophy: Go all in, create opportunities.” (link)

Memphis has entered into revenue-sharing contracts with roughly 200 student-athletes, according to Tigers AD Ed Scott, who says the deals vary in length from six to 12 months. “One, so we don’t lock in our coaches to student-athletes beyond what our coaches may want. Two, to give our student-athletes flexibility as well. The last thing we want to do is be suing our student-athletes for breach of contract like we’ve seen some of our peers do. I don’t think that’s a good look, and being so new to this revenue-sharing process, I don’t think that’s the right thing to do at this time.” That said, Scott notes that “if the student-athlete enters the transfer portal or if there are other issues the student-athlete presents, we have recourse in those contracts to be able to do what we need to do to protect the institution and the athletic department.” Memphis football is 88% toward its football season ticket sales goal YTD, approximately $465K shy of $3.875M for FY26. The Tigers have sold 10,023 football season tickets to date – down from 10,151 last fiscal year. Men’s basketball has sold 4,229 season tickets for the 2025-26 campaign. Last fiscal year, the program sold 4,641 season tickets. (link)

Creighton AD Marcus Blossom announces the Bluejays have achieved a 95% season ticket renewal rate for men’s basketball, along with a 90% renewal rate for women’s volleyball. The women’s basketball program’s renewals are “slightly below our 90% target.” Blossom also notes the department has officially begun distributing revenue-share payments to student-athletes, and “as expected, the majority of revenue sharing will support our Men's Basketball program – our primary revenue driver. Our goal is to fund this program at a level consistent with the top-performing teams in the Big East and nationally.” (link)

New Mexico AD Fernando Lovo is open to any and all ideas to improve the football game day experience and tells the Santa Fe New Mexican’s Will Webber: “I told my team, just keep chipping away. Stay positive and no idea’s a bad idea.” Webber notes that in his initial staff meetings, Lovo welcomed suggestions while bringing in his own from his time at Texas, where the Longhorns have made Bevo Blvd. a staple of the game day experience. “It’s basically a massive party, a free fan-friendly place that has food vendors, drinks, games, kid activities, music and a parade for the school’s mascot and players on the way to the stadium,” per Webber, who adds: “[Lovo] immediately birthed Lobo Lane, which debuts with Saturday’s home opener against Idaho State at 1 p.m. It features a beer garden, food trucks, tents to sell merchandise, live music, a kids zone and even a giant outdoor TV screen to show other games around the country on Saturday.” Lovo says UNM season ticket sales are up 178% over last season and said he hopes every home game can attract 25K to 30K fans. Still, he cautions the staff to be patient and wait for results that might take a while to pay off. “Really, we just need to show the fans that we care.” (link)

Hawaii has received a $1M matching gift commitment from two-term UH Board of Regents Chair Gabriel Lee as part of the athletic department’s Giving Week campaign. Rainbow Warriors AD Matt Elliott: “This gift not only strengthens our current programs but creates a foundation for the future of UH Athletics. It sends a powerful message to our teams, coaches and fans: we are building something lasting, and we are doing it together.” (link)

Experience the Maryland Men’s Basketball team’s first look at the Barry P. Gossett Basketball Performance Center, which officially opened this month. Inside the 45K foot facility are dedicated practice courts for both the men’s and women’s programs, weight room, hydrotherapy tubs, lounge, film and locker room space as well as dedicated offices and conference rooms for both teams and a “connection tunnel to XFINITY Center for student-athletes to be able to travel to and from on gamedays.” There’s a full slate of photos, as well. (link)

As part of ongoing efforts to revitalize and enhance the game day experience, Richmond’s Robins Center will undergo its largest enhancement since 2014 through the installation of thousands of square feet of new Daktronics video displays and a rebuilt sound system prior to the start of the 2025-26 Men’s & Women’s Basketball seasons. In addition to the corner videoboards that hang beneath each of the four terraces in the Robins Center, courtside LED displays will also be replaced to ensure top-tier video quality throughout the arena with all boards linked to ensure accurate, identical scoring and timing data across all displays in the arena. Work on the sound system, scoreboards, and videoboards is expected to be completed by the end of September, while a new basketball team room is also slated to be ready before the start of the new campaign. (link)

La Salle has installed a new scoreboard and new padding at Hank DeVincent Field as the Explorers prepare to return to baseball action this season. (link)

UAlbany renews its partnership with Collegiate Sports Connect. The Great Danes will maintain their strategic edge with access to CSC’s Talent Finder database of 25K+ administrative profiles—the most comprehensive in collegiate athletics. (link)

Collegiate Sports Connect also continues its look at digital highlights from last weekend’s opening round of football kickoffs by featuring FCS schools in its database of hype videos & game day graphics. Take a look. (link) 

The weekend’s football viewership numbers are in. Unsurprisingly, Texas-Ohio State led the way by averaging 16.6M viewers and peaking at 18.6M for Fox. (link); Notre Dame-Miami (FL) led a trio of ABC games that recorded over 10M viewers, with the Fighting Irish and Canes drawing 10.8M, Alabama-Florida State bringing in 10.7M and LSU-Clemson averaging 10.4M. On ESPN, 6.1M tuned in to watch North Carolina-TCU, 5.4M for South Carolina-Virginia Tech, 3.7M to watch Georgia Tech-Colorado and 3.3M for Nebraska-Cincinnati. (link); ESPN’s College GameDay peaked at 5.7M viewers while 3.8M tuned into Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff. (link, link); Overall, there were more than 20B minutes of live games and pregame shows watched on opening weekend, up +44% YoY. Pretty astounding numbers overall. (link)

A record 3,685 graduates are taking the field this college football this season, according to the National Football Foundation, which also shares the following factoids: 302 schools report graduates competing on the field this season; FBS schools average 16 graduates each, with 2,245 total FBS athletes; every FBS team boasts a graduate; every division of college football boasts graduates; Northwestern and Virginia lead the nation with 34 graduates each; Tennessee Tech sets the FCS high mark with 32 degree-holders; and 121 FBS schools report a double-digit number of graduates on their rosters. NFF President & CEO Steve Hatchell: "This is proof that education remains at the heart of college football and that the game continues to shape leaders beyond the field, something we should celebrate just as much as the competition itself.” (link)

People & Places..

➤ Washington State Senior Assoc. AD/Asst. VP for Development Adam Ganders has transitioned to a new role as the WSU Foundation’s Asst. VP of Development. (link)

➤ Baylor Assoc. AD for Communications Brent Ingram has been selected to fill a one-year vacancy as College Sports Communicators’ third vice president. Ingram’s appointment finalizes CSC’s Executive Board of Directors for 2025-26. (link)

➤ Central Arkansas inks Women’s Basketball HC Tony Kemper to a contract extension. (link)

➤ DePaul signs Director of Track & Field and Cross Country Dave Dopek to an extension through 2029. (link)

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Director of Signature Events, Athletics Advancement (William & Mary / Williamsburg, VA): More details HERE.

 

Director, Block T Association/Assistant Athletic Director (Texas Christian University / Fort Worth, TX): More details HERE.

 

Senior Associate Athletic Director, Development (University of Idaho / Moscow, ID):  More details HERE.

 

Director, Athletic Development/Senior Associate Athletics Director (Boston College / Chestnut Hill, MA (Boston College / Chestnut Hill, MA): More details HERE.

 

Development Graduate Assistant (Wichita State University / Wichita, KS): More details HERE.

 

Associate Director, Fundraising & Partnerships (University of Louisville / Louisville, KY): More details HERE.

 

Senior Director, Principal Giving - Athletics (University of Cincinnati Foundation / Cincinnati, OH): More details HERE.

 

Director of Annual Giving (University of Wisconsin / Madison, WI): More details HERE.

 

Assistant or Associate Director of Stewardship and Engagement (University of Wisconsin / Madison, WI): More details HERE.

Sr. Associate Athletic Director, Brand Advancement & Strategic Communications (HR Title: Associate Dir of Athletics) (Southern Methodist University – SMU / Dallas, TX): More details HERE.

 

Deputy Athletics Director – Intercollegiate Athletics (University of Illinois Chicago / Chicago, IL): More details HERE.

 

Senior Associate Athletic Director, Development (University of Idaho / Moscow, ID):  More details HERE.

 

Director, Athletic Development/Senior Associate Athletics Director (Boston College / Chestnut Hill, MA (Boston College / Chestnut Hill, MA): More details HERE.

 

Senior Associate Athletic Director/CFO (University of North Carolina at Charlotte / Charlotte, NC): More details HERE.

 

Utah State University Vice President & Director of Athletics (Utah State University / Logan, UT): More details HERE. The D1.dossier for this position is available HERE. So too is the in-depth, opportunity brief HERE.

Equipment Services Director - Athletics Division (Wichita State University / Wichita, KS): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director of Equipment Services (University of Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh, PA): More details HERE.

 

Athletics Groundskeeper (Florida Gulf Coast University / Fort Myers, FL): More details HERE.

 

Storekeeper III – Director of Equipment Operations (University of Massachusetts – Amherst / Amherst, MA): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director of Events (Wichita State University / Wichita, KS): More details HERE.

 

Athletic Facilities and Game Day Operations Manager (Haverford College / Haverford, PA): (DIII) More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director of Event Management & Facility Operations (University of Massachusetts – Amherst / Amherst, MA): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletic Equipment Manager (Old Dominion University / Norfolk, VA): More details HERE.

 

Coordinator of Athletic Facilities and Events (Penn State / University Park, PA): More details HERE.

Executive Administrative Assistant I for the Director of Athletics (University of Maryland – Baltimore County / Catonsville, MD): More details HERE.

Assistant Athletic Trainer (Eastern New Mexico University / Portales, NM): (DII) More details HERE. 

 

Athletic Counselor/Psychologist (University of Nebraska / Lincoln, NE): More details HERE.

 

Director of Performance Dietetics-Olympic Sports (University of Wyoming / Laramie, WY): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Athletic Trainer (University of Massachusetts – Amherst / Amherst, MA): More details HERE.

 

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

 

Rehabilitation Coordinator and Orthopedic Physical Therapist (Colorado State University / Fort Collins, CO): More details HERE.

 

Athletic Trainer, Men's Basketball (Grand Canyon University / Phoenix, AZ): More details HERE.

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Director of Ticket Operations, Department of Athletics (R0008193) (Wake Forest University / Winston-Salem, NC): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director, eCommerce & Ticket Ops (Army West Point / West Point, NY): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director, Ticket Operations, Department of Athletics (R0008184) (Wake Forest University / Winston-Salem, NC): More details HERE.