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Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman sat down with SBJ’s Abe Madkour at this week’s Game Changers Conference and said: “I hope with everything that’s going on in our country, that we as an industry don’t take our eye off the importance of diversification in the leadership ranks of our business. We look at this room, my heart is soaring. As somebody who came up almost 40 years ago when there weren’t many women in leadership positions – there weren’t many people of color, men or women – and I look around now, and I see the progress that has been made over the last three or four decades. I don’t want to see us as an industry go backward. ... We’ve got a lot of freedom fighters out there who are keeping their foot on the pedal as we look to make sure that the leader ranks of sports match up with our athlete populations. ... I hope we can just keep doing it because that’s the most important thing to me at this stage of my career.” (link)

Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde opines about the Big Ten apparently softening its stance on the College Football Playoff format, writing: “...some folks in the Big Ten may actually be warming to the concept of treating all Power 4 conferences with a measure of equality when it comes to playoff access. Not full equality, of course—the Big Ten and SEC still have the highest share of revenue and the most control over format—but something closer to it. Something like four bids apiece for all four power leagues, as part of a 24- or 28-team playoff. Forced humility. It’s a heck of a thing.” One power conference AD tells Forde: “Maybe [Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti] is realizing you need friends in this industry. Hard to do anything on your own.” Forde goes on to suggest that “one way to bring everyone to the table is to offer more access to more people. The Big 12 and the ACC athletic director spots aren’t filled with naive hayseeds who think the Big Ten suddenly respects them more and thus wants to double their number of automatic bids; they know what this is about. In a word, bribery. But who knows, maybe leagues that are at a disadvantage can be bought if the price is right. And this is a pretty juicy price. The Big Ten finally read the room and concluded that sharing the sugar might be its best hope.” (link)

A task force from the Congressional Black Caucus is in negotiations with its Republican colleagues to amend portions of the SCORE Act, some of which have already been agreed to, according to Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger. Representative Terri Sewell (D-AL), a member of the caucus, revealed that the group has reached an agreement on several changes to the legislation, adding that while “no piece of legislation is perfect, we know that something has to be done.” However, “it’s important that all views are taken into account when you’re talking about legislation that has an impact on such a big swath of peoples’ lives.” Specifically, Sewell says GOP members have agreed to changes with two of the caucus’ four areas of concern, including extending the bill’s medical provision that would require schools to provide five years of post-graduate healthcare rather than three and increasing athlete representation on NCAA governance committees from 25% to 35%. Dellenger: “The CBC and Republicans remain in negotiations, Sewell suggested, over the caucus’ desire to change the Act’s overseeing and enforcement entity from state attorneys generals to the Federal Trade Commission. Attorneys general enforcing the act is ‘problematic,’ she said, implying that their in-state bias serves as a conflict of interest.” (link)

Sacramento State President Luke Wood weighs in on a proposal to privatize the FCS Playoffs: “I’m a fan of Sequence (Equity), not necessarily PE in general, but of Sequence for sure. Reasonable. Visionary. Faith based. POC. Even though we won’t be around FCS long enough to benefit from this opportunity, FCS will benefit greatly.” (link)

What’s a Chief AI Officer? This morning’s CRO.ticker has insights on that question from Washington Post Chief AI Officer Sam Han, including this nugget: “The best benefit of having that is no more meetings to decide what rules [to set as the basis for the paywall]. Thanksgiving sale’s coming up, how should we change the paywall rules to accommodate more subscriptions during the sales price? We will have meetings after meetings after meetings, and then the executive with the largest voice will win, right? That’s all gone now. It’s all driven by machine learning.” There’s also key insights on Ryder Cup economics, Major League Baseball end-of-season attendance & revenue data, plus lots more. (link)

The Arizona Board of Regents has approved a $50M facilities project to address deferred maintenance and infrastructure upgrades at Arizona Stadium and McKale Center. The first step in the process will be a feasibility study that will engage fans, alumni and campus partners. Projects will include lighting, seating, sound, restrooms, and game day operations to keep the facilities reliable, modern, and welcoming while elevating the overall experience for Wildcat fans and guests. (link)

Kentucky has emailed surveys to fans about potential enhancements to Kroger Field and the proposed entertainment district outside of the stadium. Wildcats AD Mitch Barnhart last month announced $36M in upgrades to Kroger Field, $15M of which will go toward general renovations, $13M for new corner suites and upgraded elevator access, and $8M for upgrades to the existing premium club space and a better Wi-Fi system. The feedback from the survey will help the Cats determine the best way to spend that money and what fans want in the new entertainment district along with the new men’s basketball practice facility. Potential premium areas include a pregame beer garden just outside the main stadium walls, a patio club inside the stadium, modern chairback seats, terrace seating and more. (link)

The NFL is preparing to renegotiate its media rights as early as 2026, years before contracts technically open in 2030, and Puck’s John Ourand observes: “Compared to the NBA’s recent $76B, 11-year arrangement, the NFL’s $110B worth of deals over 11 years seems like it was signed during the Stone Age rather than 2021. NFL executives certainly took notice that some of the league’s partners had shelled out more for NBA rights than they did for the NFL. NBC, for instance, pays the NBA $2.5B per year versus about $2B for the NFL. Amazon, which pays the NFL about $1B per year for the rights to broadcast Thursday Night Football, will now be forking over $2.8B to Adam Silver. ESPN, for its part, pays the NFL $2.7B and the NBA $2.6B.” Meanwhile, Guggenheim Securities’ Michael Morris indicated in a report this week that “the most recent NBA rights agreement has a rights cost per viewer hour of nearly 3x the current NFL average annual value (even before the incremental ratings strength this season). Our initial estimate sees an aggregate annual rights value of ~$18B versus the current ~$10B, with the addition of two new packages. … While a sizable step up, the implied cost per viewer hour would remain attractive for distribution partners in comparison to other rights.” Given that info, Ourand submits that “these negotiations could turn into a true existential event for some legacy media companies. After all, they can’t actually be in the broadcast business if they aren’t in business with the NFL.” (link)

People & Places…

➤ Cleveland State AD Kelsie Gory Harkey has added VP to her title. (link)

➤ Fordham’s Kim Mallow has been promoted to Senior Assoc. AD for Business Affairs after serving as an Assoc. AD for Business Affairs. (link)

➤ Rice Assoc. AD for External Relations Kevin Mays II has left the department, according to CollegeAD. (link)

➤ The Wire on Collegiate Sports Connect shows additional administrative movement: Abilene Christian, Arkansas, Baylor, Boston College, The Citadel, Denver, Florida Atlantic, Florida Gulf Coast, Georgia Tech, Houston, Indiana State, Longwood, Loyola Chicago, Maryland, Missouri, Navy, New Mexico, Saint Mary’s, Tennessee, Texas A&M, UMBC, Utah State, UTEP and Western Michigan. (link)

➤ More coaching staff transitions over the last couple of days. Check out this morning’s Coaches.wire. (link)

West Virginia inks a 10-year partnership with Hope Gas to rename WVU Coliseum as Hope Coliseum. The partnership includes naming rights, sponsorship and future donations to WVU. While the terms have yet to be disclosed, WVU indicates the “commitment from Hope Gas will generate a significant new annual revenue stream for WVU Athletics and its multimedia rights partner, Mountaineer Sports Properties, which is key to keeping the department relevant on the national stage in today's ultra-competitive collegiate sports world.” (link)

Western Kentucky has approved the renaming of Hilltopper Fieldhouse as the Tim and Sarah Ford Fieldhouse in recognition of a $3M gift from the Fords. The 120K-square-foot facility will be home to the WKU Forensics and E-Sports programs, as well as provide practice and training space for the Big Red Marching Band and Hilltopper Athletics. (link)

Eastern Michigan officially opened its new outdoor track and field complex this past weekend. The construction of the new track was a part of the second phase of the Championship Building Plan for EMU Athletics with the help of a $2M gift from former EMU cross country/track & field student-athletes Dan McClory and Keith Moore. (link)

Check out tons of pictures from the Last Cruces Sun-News’ Nick Coppola of New Mexico State’s new football locker room. Scroll down via the link. (link)

Take a walk through (one side) of the largest Ryder Cup merch store ever as the event gets underway at Bethpage Black this morning. (link)

South Carolina’s game-day fireworks at Williams-Brice Stadium average around $15K per game and are executed by a seven-person Pyro Shows crew led by on-site manager Russ Ellis, according to The State’s Jackson Castellano, who notes the Gamecocks’ pyrotechnics arsenal includes 600 pieces per game. Ellis notes that “touchdowns and scores are always predetermined and set at the beginning of the season to always have a particular look, and that will be the way South Carolina looks, with the correct colors and the types of devices.” He adds: “We always come with 10 touchdowns that we go in ahead and get loaded. We always bring an additional five touchdowns that we have with us if they have an unbelievably high-scoring game.” Looking ahead, the $350M renovations in store for Williams-Brice should expand options, and South Carolina and Pyro Shows are eyeing new firing positions – especially atop the planned south-end videoboards – to launch from both sides of the stadium without changing safety clearances. (link)

Cal Poly hires Stanford Deputy AD for External Relations Carter Henderson as its next AD. President Jeffrey D. Armstrong: “As we searched for a new athletic director to carry our momentum forward, it became clear that Carter's background and experience would be a tremendous benefit to the university. He has the vision and strategy and the deep experience with operations, communications and fundraising to help our student-athletes and our coaches reach even greater heights.” CSA Search & Consulting assisted Cal Poly with the process. (link)

Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger adds context to reports of the potential privatization of the FCS Playoffs via an investment from Sequence Equity: “For one, according to NCAA Rule 31.2.1.1, all NCAA members are required to participate, if selected, in the NCAA championship or in no postseason at all. The decision to eliminate the FCS playoff would require approval from its sport-specific committee, the FCS Oversight, followed by approval from the new NCAA Administrative Committee, and then, after that, the Division I Board of Directors. However, there is another hurdle: moving the FCS playoffs out from under the NCAA umbrella may come with consequences, as it may impact the NCAA’s $115 million media rights package with ESPN — a deal that incorporates 40 other sport championships. What happens now? It remains to be seen, but FCS officials are expected to continue talks over the coming weeks with the earliest implementation date of 2027. (link)

Athletic Admin’s KC Smurthwaite includes this nugget from a sitting AD in a piece on the FCS Playoffs topic for HERO Sports: “We lose money. It’s a great product and tremendously undervalued. Surely there has to be another way.” Another unnamed AD: “People realize we are being operated like the track and field championships, right? Same per diem, same setup. We are lumped in with everything else they do, and that’s not right.” (link)

Dellenger with more as he reports “DI commissioners this week in Chicago received an update on the long-discussed concept of permitting schools to outfit player jerseys with sponsorship patches. The legislation is expected to be approved in time for patches to be added to uniforms as soon as next fall. There is disagreement, however, on who should set & control standards related to jersey patches - schools, conferences or the national association. Most involved feel strongly in restricting the number of patches as to avoid overexposure (ie NASCAR).” (link)

UCLA AD Martin Jarmond announces the five-member search committee to assist him in the search for the Bruins’ next Football HC. The quintet includes: Wasserman Founder/CEO Casey Wasserman, ESPN Basketball Analyst/Washington Commanders (NFL) Advisor Bob Myers, 10-year NFL pro Eric Kendricks, Washington Commanders GM Adam Peters and Bruins Executive Senior Assoc. AD for NIL Strategy & Initiatives Erin Adkins. Jarmond: “We will identify, recruit and invest in a leader who has the vision, the confidence, the attitude, and the proven ability to return UCLA Football to national prominence, and we will provide the resources to compete and win at the highest level. That's our commitment to our alumni, fans and supporters.” (link)

More from American Commissioner Tim Pernetti on the Ovies & Giglio Show. On the league’s willingness to embrace change: “When you talk about unified media rights and you talk about conference naming rights and you talk about the jersey patch and you talk about whether or not we should eliminate the preseason polls in football – which I don't think serve a purpose anymore – we're comfortable talking about change because this industry has resisted change for too long. And maybe that's why we're in the situation that we're in.” Pernetti goes on to assert that “I won't dilute the league. Because every dollar matters. But…we're preparing for every scenario. You know, quite frankly, I'm a little tired of how this has all unfolded because college sports has a reputation for expansion to happen. It's like, let me take from that guy or from that gal to benefit myself and their result be damned. Right? So, it's always about tearing things apart. What I'm wondering is when are we going to start to build something different? Should some of these groups be talking about working together to create a more significant platform or a bigger conference or should there be some discussions of strategic consolidation at the Group of 5 level? Whether you do it or not, let's talk about change.” (link)

Nebraska AD Troy Dannen comments on Football HC Matt Rhule hosting his own podcast and making appearances on The Pat McAfee Show: “Matt took a calculated – not a risk – but made a very calculated move this year in getting himself exposed in the media, whether it’s his own podcast or whether it’s on the McAfee Show. He did that for the right reason, and the reason is this: I met with the ‘95 team and talked to them about the biggest difference between the ‘95 team and [Nebraska now]. And I wasn’t here [for 1995], but I was close enough to watch. And [the difference] was Nebraska, was ‘IT.’ If a recruit had a chance to go to Nebraska, they went to Nebraska. Fast forward to today, we are not it – yet. We’re trying to get back there. And so the idea of recruiting – Nebraska does not recruit itself anymore. We have to give some effort, energy and do a little bit extra to get us back. I think Matt doing that and selling the program – because whether our fans watch the podcast or whether our fans watch McAfee – recruits, coaches, the potential recruits a year or two down [the line], they’re watching those shows, and that’s where they’re gathering their impression of the program. So the more we can do [the better]. And Matt happens to have a particular talent and skill. Put a microphone in front of him, he’s the best I’ve ever been around, coach or non-coach, just a great orator. And so I think it’s using his assets to help build and sell the program.” (link)

“Availability report. Not an injury report.” According to The Athletic’s David Ubben, that’s a key difference helping spark recent conversation about what college football teams report and the gray area around disclosing a player’s status in availability reporting policy. LSU Football HC Brian Kelly: “We all know everybody’s banged up a little bit. If we put everybody who was nursing something here and there, we’d have 20 guys on there. But truly, guys that are hobbled or not able to participate in a full practice, they should be listed on those reports.” Regardless, a gray area allows for adherence to the rule, while perhaps muddying its stated purpose to prevent “the existence of inside information that could be of use to people in the gambling world.” Auburn Football HC Hugh Freeze: “I think we all should operate with total integrity and transparency on it. Period. I don’t really keep up with it a lot, so I don’t know who has done that or not done that. But my view on it is I think we all agree this is what we’re gonna do, and we should operate with 100 percent integrity.” Arkansas Football HC Sam Pittman: “We weren’t supposed to feign injuries. We do that. We’re supposed to be correct on our injury report. Some do. Some don’t. Most of the time you’re preparing for either or so you’ve got a plan A and a plan B. I don’t want to make a big deal out of it because it’s all about an integrity deal.” More. (link) 

Illinois Men’s Basketball HC Brad Underwood sounds off on rule/eligibility changes, remarking: “If we’re going to [five years of eligibility], let’s get to it. I’m absolutely sick and tired of not having any rules or guidelines of what to do. This is getting to be a comedy as to how to do things, what it means. I think it’s probably a good thing if it helps the waivers and the court cases and helps give clarity to it. If we’re gonna go to it, let’s just get to it. If we’re not, great. Recruiting is completely different now than it’s ever been because of the rev share, and it’s based on how many guys you could possibly have back. … So, you have to save your rev share. Your distribution becomes very different. Recruiting high-level players becomes very different. So, all that scouting stuff and the stars means nothing. … If 5-in-5 happens, it will become a free-for-all again in the spring with guys hitting the portal. We just need some help and we need some guidelines and need some parameters and guardrails with which to recruit. This fall, this month of September, has gone from usually being our busiest month to actually one of our quietest because we don’t have any clue of how to go about our business. So, we’re recruiting but we’re not recruiting.” More. (link)

Development Details…

➤ Wyoming’s Cowboy Joe Club has received five-year major gift pledges from AD Tom Burman, Women’s Basketball HC Heather Ezell, Football HC Jay Sawvel and Men’s Basketball HC Sundance Wicks that will add nearly $185K in new donations. (link) 

➤ Binghamton launches its first-ever philanthropic giving societies, the 1946 Legacy Society and the Bearcat Society. (link) 

Deals, Deals, Deals…

➤ The MAC is partnering with Apple to equip football coaching staffs across all 13 member institutions with iPad technology integrated with DVSport’s in-game video replay software during the 2025-26 season. The MAC is the first non-Power 4 league to implement this technology. (link)

➤ Paciolan announces partnership renewals with BYU, Chattanooga, Ole Miss and Washington. (link) 

➤ Venmo has signed Penn State Football student-athlete Drew Allar to an NIL deal that will make him the face of a new Penn State Venmo Debit Mastercard. (link) 

People & Places…

➤ Akron Senior Assoc. AD/SWA Jackie Wallgren has been named the Women’s Soccer Committee Chair for the 2025-26 academic year. (link) 

➤ Harvard has named Boston Consulting Group Global Services Finance Senior Director Alexis Overstreet as Senior Assoc. AD for Finance and Administration. (link)

➤ Ball State Men’s Golf HC Mike Fleck inks a three-year contract extension that will keep him in Muncie through 2028-29. (link) 

➤ The Kansas City Chiefs’ Andy Reid tops the list of highest-paid NFL HCs for the second-consecutive year by earning an average annual value (AAV) of $20M, according to Sportico’s Kurt Badenhausen, who notes the cutoff to make this year’s top 10 was $13M, up from the 2024 cutoff of $9M, while half of the league’s HCs are now making at least $10M. The Denver Broncos’ Sean Payton ($18M AAV) ranked second, with Baltimore Ravens HC John Harbaugh ($17M), Los Angeles Chargers HC Jim Harbaugh ($16M) and Pittsburgh Steelers HC Mike Tomlin ($16M) rounding out the top 5. Tomlin, John Harbaugh and Reid currently rank as the three-longest tenured HCs in the NFL. Per Spotrac, coaching salaries have skyrocketed, but still remain just a fraction of top player salaries with Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott the highest-paid player at $60M AAV and 106 players ahead of Reid’s annual salary. More. (link) 

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Stadium Events and Engagement Coordinator (Colorado State University / Fort Collins, CO): More details HERE.

There are currently no job openings in General Administration.

Athletics Intern (Baseball Strength & Conditioning) (University of Mississippi / Oxford, MS): More details HERE.

 

Athletic Trainer (Utah State University / Logan, UT): More details HERE.

 

Athletic Trainer (New York University / New York, NY): (DIII) More details HERE.

 

Athletic Trainer (2) (Massachusetts Institute of Technology – MIT / Cambridge, MA): (DIII) More details HERE.

 

Assistant Coach Track & Field/Sports Performance (Massachusetts Institute of Technology – MIT / Cambridge, MA): (DIII) More details HERE.

 

Assistant Coach - Strength and Conditioning (Eastern Michigan University / Ypsilanti, MI): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director for Performance Nutrition (Colorado State University / Fort Collins, CO): More details HERE.

 

Executive Associate Athletic Director, Sports Performance & Student Athlete Support Services (University of Pittsburgh / Pittsburgh, PA): More details HERE. Check out the Opportunity Brief for this position HERE.

 

Assoc. Athletic Trainer/Director of Rehabilitation (University of California – San Diego / La Jolla, CA): More details HERE.

 

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

 

Associate Athletic Trainer (Middle Tennessee State University / Murfreesboro, TN): More details HERE.

Assistant AD Trademarks and Licensing (University of Alabama / Tuscaloosa, AL): More details HERE.

Senior Associate Director of Athletics for External Relations (Princeton University / Princeton, NJ): More details HERE

 

Senior Account Executive, Ticket Sales and Service (University of Texas – Austin / Austin, TX): More details HERE.

 

Account Executive for Ticket Sales (University of North Texas / Denton, TX): More details HERE.

 

Assistant Director, Ticket Sales (Long Beach State University / Long Beach, CA): More details HERE.

 

Account Executive, Department of Athletics (R0008225) (Wake Forest University / Winston-Salem, NC): More details HERE.