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#10: Chadron State: Office Assistant
#9: Chadron State: Assistant Coach Women’s Volleyball
#8: Chadron State: Assistant AD for Student-Athlete Development
#7: Western Colorado: Operations and Facilities Coordinator
#6: Colorado - Colorado Springs: Head Women’s Softball Coach
#5: Northwest Missouri State: Assistant AD for Marketing and Promotions
#4: Mountain Pacific Sports Federation: Associate Commissioner for External Communications
#3: Colorado State - Pueblo: Assistant Coach, Softball
#2: Appalachian Athletic Conference: Commissioner
#1: South Dakota Mines: Senior Assoc. AD of Internal Operations
#10: Sioux Falls Men’s Basketball HC Chris Johnson: “We have two choices — recruit players who aren't good enough or recruit players that we really believe in that have a chance that may end up leaving us over time because they can make some money or get to a higher level. I'd much rather do that, you know? It's a joke because you see it in movies all the time, right? It's the adapt-or-die mentality. It's really the only option you have. I know when I got into this business 30 years ago, the thought of players making money and transferring as many times as they want would have made all of our heads spin. We would have freaked out, like, ‘No, that's not amateurism. We can't do that.’ Now when you think about it, it's just, 'Yeah, this is just how it is.’” (link)
#9: If you can’t get enough of the Protect College Sports Act, here are all 14 amendments, many of which were filed late in the process. (link)
#8: Wilmington taps FAR Matthew Wilson as the Wildcats’ new Deputy AD. (link)
#7: Here are the finalized NPI dial weights for spring sports. (link)
#6: Former Saginaw Valley State Football HC Ryan Brady has filed a lawsuit against the university’s board of control and AD John Lewandowski alleging he was dismissed after six seasons for refusing to hire Lewandowski’s son as an AC after being pressured to try to circumvent SVSU’s nepotism policy. Brady did bring Lewandowski’s son on as a volunteer coach, which complied with university policy, but he alleges the Cardinals AD became “extremely involved in attempting to have his son obtain [a] paid, full-time position as an assistant coach.” More. (link)
#5: Colorado School of Mines Asst. AD for Communications Tim Flynn clarifies current Orediggers that have previously received medical hardship waivers will remain eligible, adding: “We will finally have what college sports was meant to be: People of a similar age and experience level competing against each other. … It’s a welcome change.” (link)
#4: NCAA SVP of Championships Lynda Tealer is headed to Texas (DI) as the Longhorns’ new Deputy AD for Strategic Initiatives and Administration after two years at the national office. Tealer: “This is a genuinely unique opportunity for me to finish my career where it all began. My time in Law School at Texas was such an important launching point professionally. While I didn't have much experience at that time, I knew I wanted to be involved in college athletics, and Texas is where I fell in love with the industry. To have the opportunity to come back and contribute to this university at this stage of my career is special. Not many people get the chance to return to the place that helped shape their professional journey, and I don't take that for granted.” (link)
#3: Biola rolls out a new brand identity with the addition of Biola Blue as a new secondary color, new logos and new uniforms and court design at Chase Gymnasium. Assoc. VP for Student Development/Senior AD Bethany Miller: “Seeing this brand refresh come to life has been such a collaborative, prayerful journey. It was a gift to spend time listening — to our students, coaches, alumni, staff, faculty and administration — because we wanted a visual representation as joyful and centered as the people in our community.” The Eagles worked with Daake and The Athletic Branding Company on the rebrand. (link)
#2: Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) had the following to say about President Donald Trump’s involvement with the Protect College Sports Act: “This is a priority for him, and not everything that we do up there is of paramount importance. He’s a sports guy. … Some politicians feign interest in ‘sportsball,’ that’s not him." Sacred Cow BBQ publisher/Colorado State (DI) FAR Kyle Saunders reacts: “As I’ve been saying for a while, the more this is coded as a win for Trump, the more Democrats will be incentivized to defect and/or wait ‘til they have control of at least the House.” (link)
#1: Missouri S&T AD Melissa Ringhausen is no longer leading the Miners after six years at the helm. Former Miners AD and Hall of Famer Mark Mullin will step in as Acting AD. (link)
