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#10: Frostburg State: Academics and Student Athlete Development Graduate Assistant
#9: South Dakota Mines: Senior Associate AD of Internal Operations
#8: Sonoma State: Athletics Business Operations Manager, Administrator I
#7: Wisconsin-Milwaukee: Director of Business Operations/Assistant AD for Business Operations
#6: Missouri-St. Louis: Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities and Game Operations
#5: Penn: Assistant Director of Stewardship and Administration
#4: Big Ten Conference: Assistant Director of Creative Services
#3: Augusta: Athletics Business Manager
#2: Colorado Mesa: Athletic Trainer
#1: Colorado Mesa: Deputy Athletic Director/Chief Operating Officer
#10: Missouri Western names North Central Missouri (NJCAA) President Lenny Klaver as its seventh president. (link)
#9: The NCAA approved a slate of technology and pace-of-play rules for the 2027 college baseball season, headlined by an experimental option allowing all three divisions to implement a challenge system for called balls and strikes. The updated rules also require a double first base for all games, permit larger 18-inch square bases and expand video review to cover fair-foul calls and all tag plays. The committee is also allowing conferences to test professional-style rules like a three-batter minimum for relief pitchers and a two-disengagement limit per at-bat. (link)
#8: Fort Hays State brought in over $440K from its annual Tiger Auction and Dinner that sold 321 items. (link)
#7: Biola Assoc. AD for Compliance and Communications Neil Morgan will chair this year's DII Softball Committee. (link)
#6: Sioux Falls has four new sponsors for Bob Young Field: Avera Health, First Dakota | Loft Advisors, River Ridge and Cresten Capital. (link)
#5: The DII Management Council did not support the Championships Committee's recommendation to establish minimum in-region nonconference requirements, citing the potential cost implications and the introduction of NPI this year. Also, the DII Executive Board “noted initial support for a policy that restricts institutions in conferences that play only a closed-conference schedule in a given sport (rather than seeking in-region nonconference opponents) to be eligible only for automatic qualification for selection purposes and not for at-large bids.” That will be a topic for the Championships Committee to discuss next month. The group is also planning to survey the cross country membership about potential changes to the current regional, all-comers approach and the possibility of a single first-round site. Should any recommended change come with a budget impact, it “could not be submitted until the next budget triennium beginning in 2030.” (link)
#4: New Eastern New Mexico AD Kevin Fite joins 365 Sports to discuss the hire of Football HC Art Briles as the Greyhounds are set to kick off their season tomorrow. “I had access to information that most ADs would not have. I'd worked with Art at the University of Houston (DI). I was also a member of the enforcement staff for a number of years. So I know people on the enforcement staff. I know people on the committee on infractions. I know how that process works. And I know how to read infractions or reports and really see what the issue was and how serious the issue was. So I just felt like I was better suited to make that decision than most. … My conversation was strictly with the president of the university and then he spoke to the regents. Then, when it began to break, 98% of everything we got was positive.” (link)
#3: Check out Lewis' new women's basketball and volleyball locker rooms thanks to a donation from the family of Mary (Moskal) Buckley. (link)
#2: Embry-Riddle unveiled its renovated state-of-the-art strength and conditioning space with the help of Rogers Athletic. AD Rachel Burleson: “This renovation is about more than just a new weight room – it's an investment in our student-athletes and their pursuit of excellence. … We want to provide them with the resources, facilities, and support they need to compete at the highest level, both in the classroom and in competition. By continuing to invest in the student-athlete experience, we're raising the standard and giving our student-athletes every opportunity to become the best versions of themselves and compete as the best student-athletes in the country.” (link)
#1: Bluefield State AD Brodderick Tucker will depart after leading the Big Blue since May 2025. (link)
