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NCAA President Charlie Baker pens an urgent call-to-action through USA Today asking for federal intervention via the Protect College Sports Act to halt the rapid legal erosion of traditional collegiate eligibility boundaries. Citing a surge of over 165 filed lawsuits since the start of 2025, Baker warns that court injunctions forcing the NCAA to reinstate former NFL and NBA professionals, alongside allowing multi-school transfers, are systematically crowding out incoming high school recruits and depleting scholarship opportunities for traditional student-athletes. “As rosters are increasingly packed with older adults and former professionals, the most obvious consequence is an unfair matchup on the field. But the longer-term impact falls on the next generation of young athletes who will be squeezed out of the system as a result. Sidelining incoming freshmen doesn’t just rob them of their roster spots or athletic scholarship opportunities — it also strips away their chance to experience the lifelong benefits of college sports. In addition, adding former professionals to rosters costs already-enrolled student-athletes valuable playing time and development opportunities during their precious years in college.” More. (link) 

The student-athlete rev-share cap of $21.3M for 2026-27 has increased to $21.58M following an audit of power conference revenue, according to Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger, who notes “there was an automatic 4% boost plus an additional, one-time increase,” allowing schools to spend an additional $131,438 during the 2026-27 season. (link)

Atlantic Hockey America Commissioner Michelle Morgan receives a four-year contract extension to continue leading the league through the 2029-30 campaign. (link)

Texas Chief of Staff/Executive Senior Assoc. AD/SWA Chris Plonsky plans to retire from her role at the conclusion of the 2026-27 academic year after 39 total years on the Forty Acres. (link)

The College Football Playoff enters its fourth consecutive season with structural changes, initiating a new six-year contract through 2031 that grants guaranteed automatic bids to the Power 4 conference champions, one bid to the highest-ranked Group of 6 team and an automatic spot to Notre Dame if listed in the top 12 of the final rankings. Negotiated in 2024 under implicit threats of a breakaway playoff, the new financial model drastically skews revenue distribution, per The Athletic’s Chris Vannini, who notes the SEC and Big Ten will each collect roughly 29% of the pool (over $21M per school), while the ACC will receive 17% ($13M), the Big 12 will take 15% ($12M), and the Group of 6 will collectively split 9% (around $1.8M per school, but more for Oregon State and Washington State). Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark reflected on the leverage wielded by the Big Ten and SEC during the initial revenue negotiations: "I’m a very different commissioner than I was (then), and I’m not sure I would have made the same decision." (link) 

ESPN Senior Writer Heather Dinich sat down with The Golics this morning to share the latest on the CFP weighing in on pro-college eligibility. “The CFP Management Committee is having about a 90-minute Zoom meeting later today. They are absolutely expected to discuss a potential eligibility rule for the College Football Playoff. The Power 4 conference commissioners who will be on that call have all publicly come out against having former pro players join the college teams. Some have been more broad and said ‘you can’t do this in any sport.’ Some have been more narrow and said ‘just the NFL and NBA.’ Everyone has different nuances to it, but the bottom line is all these guys have already made rules in their respective leagues that say you can’t do this, so it seems natural that the next step is for the College Football Playoff to implement a similar rule and then in turn naturally be sued by any athletes who want to do this.” (link)

CBS’ Brandon Marcello reports UCLA AD Martin Jarmond’s dismissal came after three consecutive years of declining donor contributions and a cumulative $241.1M athletic department deficit since 2019. Despite a high-profile move from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten that boosted media rights revenue 88% to $77.3M, annual donor support plunged from $18.5M in FY22 to $13.5M in FY25 [ranking 14th out of 16 public Big Ten institutions] amid booster backlash over slow NIL adoption, poor administrative communication and a 42% two-year drop in corporate sponsorship revenue. The department's financial distress was further exacerbated by a $31.1M university campus subsidy required to offset operational losses and rising travel costs, alongside impending financial obligations that include the $20.5M annual rev-sharing cap, the second of three $10M payments owed to Cal, an eventual $5.9M Jarmond buyout and an ongoing $1B lease lawsuit filed by the Rose Bowl Operating Company. (link)

Tennessee has reportedly agreed to a new 10-year jersey patch deal with First Horizon Bank that’s valued at more than $120M, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel and Fox Sports’ Ben Portnoy. The agreement, which is separate from the Vols’ previously announced men’s & women’s basketball jersey patch deal with Axle Logistics, will feature the financial institution’s logo on UT’s football, soccer, golf, tennis, rowing, volleyball, track & field, cross country and swimming & diving uniforms. Portnoy adds: “[It’s] worth noting the agreement also includes a naming rights component for club spaces at Neyland Stadium and Lindsey Nelson Stadium (Baseball). Have seen a few other schools integrate naming rights into these kinds of corporate deals (Ohio State, Duke, etc.).” (link, link)

In advance of the 2026-27 athletic campaign, Georgia Tech AD Ryan Alpert provides more details to season-ticket holders of what will serve as the first Bobby Dodd Stadium reseating since 2003. The $70M renovation of the facility, which is expected to be completed prior to the 2027 season, will “include the addition of 12,500 chairback seats, the widening of aisles, the installation of handrails and a full overhaul of premium areas, which will affect the stadium’s seating manifest.” Alpert adds: “All season ticket members (with the very limited exceptions of those located in the Renasant Deck, Genesis Goal Line Club or ADA seating areas) will be a part of the reseating process. While the original design for the upcoming stadium renovation included reducing stadium capacity to around 42K seats, the new design will keep capacity at right around 50K seats. Therefore, most season ticket members will have the ability to remain in or near their current seats in this reseating process. In addition, 2027 season ticket prices and TECH Fund commitments for all bowl seating areas (non-premium) will not increase from 2026.” More. (link)

Georgia Tech also taps Veritiv as football’s first-ever jersey patch sponsor as well as the Official Sustainability Partner of Georgia Tech Athletics. The multi-year strategic partnership offers the specialty packaging, facility and print solutions company the opportunity to collaborate with Tech student-athletes in NIL activities, while working with the school to achieve three main sustainability goals – reducing waste and advancing circularity; making procurement more sustainable; and using data and innovation to improve resource efficiency. (link)

Utah is set to sign a football jersey patch agreement with University of Utah Health “worth millions,” per The Salt Lake Tribune’s Jason Batacao. (link)

UTEP agrees to a deal to have The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) serve as a jersey patch partner for the Miner football program this fall. The Van Wagner-brokered agreement will see the labor union's logo join the GECU mark on all UTEP football uniforms, making the school the first in the Mountain West to feature two jersey patches for the sport. (link)

Elon inks a jersey patch partnership with Onrise to put the athlete-focused mental health provider’s logo on the Phoenix’s men’s and women’s soccer uniforms throughout the 2026 season. The deal was developed in collaboration with Learfield’s Elon Sports Properties. (link) 

Dealing with the downstream financial effects of college sports’ new revenue sharing era was the major topic at a recent Louisiana Board of Regents NIL symposium held at Grambling State. Per the Louisiana Illuminator’s Piper Hutchinson, mid-major programs facing a tight donor pool in a state ranking next-to-last in median household income, with player budgets ranging from low-six to low-seven figures, are reallocating general fundraising gifts away from facility upgrades to keep rosters intact. Beyond financial strain, athletic leaders from LSU and Louisiana Tech highlighted issues such as unmanageable student-athlete expectations and unfulfilled contract obligations, while praising Louisiana's pioneering state law requiring background checks and mandatory registration for all NIL agents. LSU Senior Deputy AD Heath Schroyer emphasized the non-negotiable value of maintaining competitive sports programs despite the financial pressures: “No one has endless money, whether you’re at LSU or at McNeese, we’re all fighting the boogeyman, if you will. Everyone’s got more, right? ... I don’t know if you can put a monetary value on what successful athletics can do to market your university. If you take athletics away from all of the institutions in this state, all those schools, they can’t survive.” (link)

Delaware unveils a refreshed version of its Fightin' Blue Hen D mark, featuring bolder outlines and strokes along with the school’s current blue and gold colors. The UnvaulteD design will be featured during designated throwback games across multiple varsity programs throughout the 2026-27 athletics year, with participating teams incorporating the logo into exclusive coaches' sideline apparel. Football plans to spotlight the mark during its homecoming matchup against FIU on November 14. (link)

Illinois has agreed to a seven-year extension of its three-decade footwear, apparel, and sports equipment partnership with Nike through June 30, 2033, pending approval by the UI Board of Trustees at its September meeting. (link)

Marshall extends its existing partnership with Go-Mart to include the first-ever on-field logo placement at Joan C. Edwards Stadium and television-visible LED signage across football and men’s basketball broadcasts. (link) 

People & Places…
➤ The NEC Council of Presidents has named Senior Assoc. Commissioner for Communications/Digital Media/TV Ron Ratner as the league’s Interim Commissioner, effective September 1. (link)
➤ Baylor Senior Assoc. AD of Strategic Vision & Innovation Kevin Goll is reportedly departing to start his own consulting/search company, Yorkshire Drive, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel. (link)
➤ UConn removes the interim tag in naming Jack Hayes as Senior Assoc. AD for Development. (link)
➤ Florida A&M hires Alcorn State Assoc. AD for External Affairs Bryan Harvey as Senior Assoc. AD for External Operations. (link)
➤ UCF welcomes Texas Rangers (MLB) Executive Administrator for Baseball Operations and Scouting Chandler Couch as its new Assoc. AD for Executive Operations. (link)
➤ Canisius taps Marist Director of University Events Julie Byron as Assoc. AD/SWA. (link)

UCLA parts ways with AD Martin Jarmond after six years, per the California Post’s Ben Bolch. Chancellor Julio Frenk in a message to campus: “UCLA must have an athletics model that leads — not just keeps pace. … UCLA Athletics currently carries a significant financial deficit, and its current path is not sustainable. Now is the moment to build a model for Athletics that protects the breadth of our program, creates new opportunities for student-athletes and coaches, and supports itself through the revenue it generates. I believe UCLA should help lead the transformation of intercollegiate athletics: our future must be shaped by purpose — not by pressure.” Jarmond will be owed the roughly $5.9M left on his contract. Former Los Angeles Lakers President of Business Operations Tim Harris will serve as Interim AD pro bono. (link) 

Miami (FL) President Joe Echevarria is expected to meet with AD candidates for in-person interviews as soon as this week, according to CollegeAD, which reports: “Sources say these meetings follow a series of interviews in which candidates met with other Miami executives who did not include Echevarria. … The belief among sources is that Miami continues to target ‘non-traditional’ candidates.” (link)

OVC Commissioner Matt Wilson joined the One-on-One with Greg Pogue podcast to go over his immediate priorities, which include a directive to stabilize membership between 10 and 12 schools to ensure viable non-conference scheduling. Here are the main points…

Freshly minted San Francisco AD Brent Blaylock outlined his initial priorities during his introductory press conference on the Hilltop, including the launch of the Director of Athletics Leadership Fund to generate agile, unrestricted revenue, confirmed the athletic department will hire a Chief Revenue Officer and an Assoc. AD for Communications and more. D1.takeaways…

Appalachian State AD Doug Gillin was on the Mind Your Business podcast with Boone Area Chamber of Commerce President/CEO David Jackson…

Sports marketing executives expect the SEC and Big Ten to eventually command nine-figure annual valuations for conference-wide jersey patch sponsorships, according to Sport & State's Mark J. Burns. Here’s what you need to know…

Utah State will rename its football stadium as Jim Laub Family Stadium on January 1, 2027. Aggies AD Cameron Walker: "Jim and Carol have been instrumental in supporting Utah State throughout the years and have a clear vision for where Aggie Athletics can go, while helping our university make an impact on the national stage. Their unwavering loyalty, leadership and investment have been critical to the success and growth of the athletics department. This is a fitting tribute to all they have done, continue to do and will do for the future of Aggie Athletics." (link); Here’s a video showing off the new signage. (link)

San Diego State has agreed to a football jersey patch sponsorship with Palomar Insurance. Financial details of the three-year agreement were not revealed, per the San Diego Union-Tribune’s Kirk Kenney. (link)

The family of hospitalized Arizona State men’s hockey student-athlete Matthew Mayich has hired former Arizona Deputy Chief Attorney General Rob Carey to evaluate the athletic department's internal review of an August workout. According to The Athletic’s Katie Strang, Nathan Fenno and Adam Kilgore, Carey demanded administrators place the men's hockey coaching staff on administrative leave after Mayich collapsed during a 45-minute military-style session led by former Green Beret Tim Ziesel. ASU has confirmed that SVP James Rund is conducting an internal review of the circumstances, and Sun Devils AD Graham Rossini last week emphasized that it was “a really, really important distinction” to note the school was not investigating what happened but rather conducting a review. (link)

ESPN has launched a digital scavenger hunt to expand fan engagement ahead of the 500th episode of College GameDay, set to air from Baton Rouge before a matchup between LSU and Clemson this Saturday. Fans can access a dedicated microsite to complete daily trivia challenges and locate campus landmarks like the Mike the Tiger habitat. ESPN, which partnered with Assembli and Flowcode to build the mobile platform, will randomly select 15 weekly winners to receive premium front-row access for the Saturday morning broadcast. ESPN Director of Sports Marketing Maggie Lewin designed the project to draw casual local audiences into the broader television ecosystem and says: "We’ve been doing this for now 40 seasons, but it’s also this crown jewel within the larger ESPN ecosystem and a way for people to come in and be like, ‘I don’t maybe watch ESPN or know a lot about ESPN, but I do know that ESPN College GameDay came to my campus and that was really cool.’ ... So, it’s kind of this vehicle into the rest of the four letters." (link)

Tennessee unveils the helmet decal the Vols will wear in honor of Dolly Parton this season. (link)

SIDEARM Sports has entered into an exclusive partnership with AI-based sports experience marketplace LivXp to integrate LivXp's experiential auction platforms into the official athletics websites and mobile apps of SIDEARM-powered athletic departments. (link) 

It’s Personnel…
➤ Kansas Assoc. AD for Strategic Engagement Wayne Simien has been elevated to Senior Assoc. AD for Development & Basketball Advancement. (link)
➤ Fairfield Senior Assoc. AD/Director of Athletic Development Dr. Brett Burchette has stepped down and taken a new position with Temple as AVP for Individual Giving & Campaign Priorities, per CollegeAD. (link)
➤ Boise State names Illinois Director of Compliance, Eligibility and Financial Aid Jim Hilliard as Assoc. AD for Compliance. (link)
➤ Rutgers has added Will Aloia as Assoc. AD of Compliance after spending the last five years at UConn where he most recently served as Assoc. AD of Compliance & Revenue Sharing Strategy. (link)
➤ Ole Miss has hired Jack Borris, a finance executive from Goldman Sachs, to focus on “athlete finance strategy, cap management, revenue-share, NIL and roster construction” mainly for the football program, according to FootballScoop’s Scott Roussel. (link)

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