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The Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors has unanimously approved a five-year contract extension for Commissioner Tony Petitti that would keep him with the league through June 2033. COP/C Chair/Indiana President Pamela Whitten: “Tony has provided outstanding vision for the Conference through extremely turbulent times. We’re thankful for his leadership and appreciate his spirit of innovation and collaboration as we continue to navigate the changing landscape of college sports.” (link)

Campbell has retained CSA Search & Consulting to assist with its AD search. (link) 

The SEC has finalized punishments for any program attempting to roster a player who previously signed a pro contract (and/or declared and didn’t formally withdraw) with the NFL, NBA, G League or WNBA that include a half-season suspension for HCs; the revocation of SEC voting privileges on business matters for the violating school; and a fine of 50% of that sport’s annual operating budget, while the league retains the right to levy other penalties by Commissioner Greg Sankey and/or SEC presidents/ chancellors, if necessary. CBS’ Matt Norlander adds: “Power brokers in the SEC (and similarly, the Big Ten) are of the belief that the scope of a conference—as opposed to the anti-trust nature of NCAA cases—will allow this rule to withstand legal challenges b/c penalties are directed at coaches and programs, not individual athletes.” (link) 

Today’s formal vote by SEC presidents to confirm the penalties in the legislation involving the banning of NFL players ended up 15-0, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel, who notes LSU abstained from voting after yesterday’s initial 16-0 tabulation. (link)

On3’s Wilson Alexander examines the next steps for LSU, the SEC and pro players attempting to return to campus following the league’s passage of a new policy prohibiting such moves. According to Heitner Legal Founder Darren Heitner, LSU still had plans to sign former Cleveland Browns rookie Dae’Quan Wright today after he cleared NFL waivers. Alexander notes the original case, which included three former Ole Miss players, two of whom [Wright and Zxavian Harris] intended to sign with the Bayou Bengals in a potential violation of the SEC’s intraconference transfer rule, could continue to progress through the Louisiana court system. “An injunction hearing is scheduled Monday afternoon in Baton Rouge, though it would likely be moved because the players’ attorney, Ryan Downton, has another one previously scheduled that day in South Carolina. Downton is preparing to challenge the SEC.” More. (link)

ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter reports “the NFL will provide clarity to clubs later today regarding league rules governing player eligibility that have been in place and remain unaltered. A player that goes back to college this season will be prohibited from signing with an NFL team this year. A player signed to an NFL contract who is subsequently cut is a free agent. He may sign with another NFL club, the CFL or return to college, but that player is considered a free agent and will not be subject to a future draft.” (link)

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East Carolina AD Jon Gilbert sat down with Stephen Igoe on 94.3 The Game’s Hoist the Colours podcast to discuss legal stay decisions impacting student-athlete eligibility, institutional positioning within the AAC, evaluating alternative capital models and more. Here are some takeaways…

Wichita State AD Kevin Saal joined the Voice of the Shockers Denning Gerig to detail the university's $100M capital improvement projects, discuss student-athlete roster retention, address the department's supportive stance of student-athletes affected by NCAA eligibility rule changes and more. Here are some takeaways…

Illinois signs a multi-year sponsorship with Caterpillar to begin displaying the construction and mining equipment manufacturer’s logo on the 25-yard lines of Zuppke Field in Gies Memorial Stadium. (link)  

USF inks an agreement to make injury law firm Morgan & Morgan the official on-field branding partner of the Bulls. Through the deal, the company’s logo will be placed on the playing surface at Raymond James Stadium in 2026, as well as in the school's new state-of-the-art on-campus stadium that’s slated to open in the fall of 2027. (link)

UNLV has received an anonymous $1M gift to establish an endowment supporting student-athlete scholarships. (link)

Idaho State’s Prepare to Roar fundraising campaign surpassed its $900K goal by bringing in more than $1.2M from 635-plus donors during FY26. Several areas witnessed strong support throughout the initiative, with the Quarterback Club (Football), Baseline Club (Men's Tennis), On Deck Circle (Softball), Caddie Club (Women's Golf), Match Point Club (Volleyball) and Winged Foot Club (Cross Country and Track & Field) all surpassing their respective fundraising targets. (link)

UTRGV unveils the ¡Vamos Vaqueros! Fund, 100% of which goes toward student-athlete revenue sharing, and the 956 Club, through which supporters can commit to attracting and retaining championship rosters through an annual $956 donation to the fund. (link)

Women’s 3-on-3 basketball league Unrivaled has raised more than $100M in a Series C funding round that was managed by investment bank Inner Circle Sports. UC Investments, which manages $190B in University of California retirement and endowment assets and previously pursued a $2.4M deal with the Big Ten, led the round through its newly created Ten Pillars Sports Fund (no additional information yet on the size of the fund). Per SBJ’s Chris Smith, the league is now valued at $650M, up from the $340M established last September when Unrivaled finished its last capital raise. UConn Women’s Basketball HC Geno Auriemma was listed among a notable group of investors backing the league that was founded in 2023 by former Husky and current WNBA standouts Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart. (link)    

More Deals…
➤ The Big South teams with Pictor Group and the Enliven Agency to unveil its new Strategic Positioning Framework, which redefines and refreshes the league's purpose, vision and values around empowering student-athletes and prioritizing basketball excellence. More, including the full framework. (link)
➤ Siena launches a new partnership with GTM Payroll & HR through which a percentage of revenue from school-referred business clients to the company will go directly to support the Saints’ student-athlete NIL program. The GTM deal, which aims to generate $100K annually for Siena over the next three years, won’t rely on one-time gifts or sponsorship commitments to generate revenue. (link)
➤ Boston College partners with CLC to advance its licensing efforts. (link)
➤ Sacramento State taps Altius Sports Partners to help conduct a comprehensive market assessment and financial analysis of its athletics revenue ecosystem that will evaluate both existing and emerging opportunities across ticket sales, sponsorships, parking, concessions, licensing, merchandise, pouring rights and other key commercial assets. (link)

People & Places…
➤ Air Force elevates Assoc. AD for Compliance Chris Gines to Senior Assoc AD. (link)
➤ Iowa State promotes Assoc. AD for Ticket Operations Justin Thompson to Assoc. AD for Annual Giving & Ticket Operations. (link)
➤ Virginia Tech announces its 10-member Hokie Ventures Board of Directors: Air Control Concepts CEO Brad Hobbs will serve as Chair, while Everforth CEO/Virginia Tech Board of Visitors representative Ted Hanson will hold the Vice Chair role. Other members include: former Boeing CEO David Calhoun; Richmond Flying Squirrels (MiLB) Owner Brian Callaghan; retired KPMG U.S. Chairman/CEO Lynne Doughtie; W.M. Jordan Company Executive Chairman John Lawson; Frontier Global Partners CEO/Partner Horacio Valeiras; Virginia Tech President Tim Sands; Hokies AD Brian White; and VT SVP for Advancement Tom Wamsley. (link)

Coaches Corner…
➤ Hawai’i taps Loyola Marymount Women’s Water Polo HC Ikaika Aki for the same role with the Rainbow Wahine. (link)
➤ Howard Women’s Basketball HC Ty Grace inks a multi-year contract extension. (link) 

➤ St. John’s Men’s Tennis HC Dillon Pottish departs to become the Men’s and Women’s Tennis HC at NYU (DIII). (link)
➤ TCU Men’s Golf HC Bill Allcorn, Triathlon HC Jenny Garrison and Women’s Tennis HC Lee Taylor Walker have all agreed to three-year contract extensions running through 2031, 2029 and 2029, respectively. (link)

Following meetings with the SEC presidents, chancellors and ADs, the league announced it will enforce the following policy: “An SEC institution is not permitted to have an athlete on its roster who has: 1. previously declared for the NFL, NBA or WNBA Draft, and did not appropriately withdraw, 2. signed a contract with an NFL (or other professional football league), NBA/G-League, or WNBA (or affiliate) team, or 3. been listed on an NFL (or other professional football league), NBA/G-League, or WNBA (or affiliate) roster. The commissioner is authorized to enforce this expectation with penalties against member institutions.” According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, the vote was 16-0. (link)

The enforcement mechanisms behind the Big Ten and SEC bans “potentially signals the first step toward the long-gestating proposals within the Big Ten and SEC to shoulder enforcement policies under a new rules-and-enforcement model separate from the NCAA,” per CBS’ Matt Zenitz and Brandon Marcello, who note the conferences “have been preparing self-governance models in case legislation in Washington, D.C. fails to become law later this year.” (link)

CBS’ Jon Rothstein reports the “ACC will have a meeting on Wednesday to discuss whether or not it will enforce similar eligibility rules as the Big Ten and SEC did earlier on Tuesday.” (link)

Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger adds that “Big 12 athletic directors met earlier Tuesday and are in unanimous support of a ban on professional players returning to compete in the conference. … The league is expected to finalize the policy in the next 24-36 hours.” (link) 

Also from Dellenger: “Notre Dame officials have communicated to both the SEC and Big Ten that the school is aligned with the prohibition on signing players who have been part of professional organizations. … The Irish are adamantly opposed to adding pro players.” (link)

The Sun Belt has also created a new rule that bans athletes who previously played in pro leagues. (link)

Sportico's Michael McCann offers a legal breakdown explaining why the coordinated effort by the Big Ten, SEC, Big 12, and ACC to ban former professional athletes from returning to college rosters could trigger antitrust litigation…

LSU AD Verge Ausberry joined the Coleman Cares podcast with Baton Rouge District 10 Councilwoman Carolyn Coleman to reflect on his administrative career, community engagement, the university’s responsibility to the state and more. Notably on the need for Louisiana to celebrate its positives rather than fixating on its negatives: “We beat ourselves up too much. I tell elected officials that. I tell people that in the state that it's always the negatives, that we're the last in this, we're the last in that. We have so many positives that we don't talk about. LSU, there's things we don't talk about, what we do in healthcare for people with diabetes, [for] people with heart trouble, hypertension, cancer. What we do in agriculture in this state. The things we do in the city of Baton Rouge. … All the businesses that have come to Louisiana, the data centers that's coming here now, all the different festivals we have. … We beat the negatives up so much that the positives don't get out.” (link)

Tulane AD David Harris joined The Current podcast: "Not every facility project is going to be a $20M, $25M project. Sometimes we're doing things that are smaller, but they make a significant difference. ... We're doing work to get a new video board and new sound system into Yulman. ... My people who work in event management have said that one out of every four complaints that we got out of the football game had to do with the sound." On the push to preserve College Football Playoff access for the American: "If we're going to go from 12 to 24, if we're going to double the number of teams, then why not double the access for teams in the Group of Six? ... We feel like it's important for the American because we've done a really good job thanks to the leadership of our commissioner of continuing to separate our league from some of the other Group of Six programs." (link)

Southeastern Louisiana AD Jay Artigues spoke with AN17.com to discuss the athletic department's commercial strategy, the difficulty of retaining basketball rosters, and how he evaluates the financial landscape of the Southland Conference. On the tension of balancing traditional fundraising with roster acquisition: "It is a challenge because we still have to get corporate sales and fundraise for operations but now add that in to help recruiting. ... You can either like it or not like it, but it is the reality these days." As for refusing to sacrifice the broader department to fund basketball like rival McNeese State: "Nobody realizes it but they won three football games last year and that is not mentioned. ... We win a baseball championship; they don’t. The question is how does [McNeese] keep up with us? They can’t so they put all of their money into one sport." (link)

It’s Personnel…
➤ Troy Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr. will conclude his service as Chancellor on June 30, 2027, under a revised timeline designed to align the university’s leadership transition at the start of the 2027-28 academic year. Hawkins was initially set to retire on December 31, 2027. (link)
➤ The North Florida Presidential Search Committee has recommended North Georgia President Michael Shannon for the same post. (link)
➤ Florida State AD Michael Alford has been named to the FBS Athletics Directors Association Board of Directors. (link)
➤ The Summit League has named NCAA Asst. Director of Women's Basketball Jessie Carmack as Deputy Commissioner/COO. (link)

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. Additionally, the DI Baseball Oversight Committee authorized the in-game use of bat sensor data but strictly banned electronic communication devices for offensive players to prevent unfair advantages at the plate. 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 also targeted game length by implementing a 30-second timer between batters and mound visits in DI, while allowing conferences to test professional-style rules like a three-batter minimum for relief pitchers and a two-disengagement limit per at-bat. (link)

A Louisiana jury will hear opening arguments Tuesday in a breach of contract lawsuit filed by former LSU Men’s Basketball AHC Bill Armstrong against the university regarding his 2022 termination. Armstrong alleges administrators ignored objective evidence and fired him to appease the NCAA after the Complex Case Unit issued a notice of allegations which included a Level I charge that he offered $300K to a recruit's relative. The NCAA Independent Resolution Panel officially cleared Armstrong of the bribery charges a year later, but Sportico’s Daniel Libit points out the trial guarantees an awkward reunion, as Tigers HC Will Wade is expected to testify on behalf of Armstrong against their mutual employer. Former Tigers AD Scott Woodward and former President William F. Tate IV are also slated to take the stand to defend the administration's initial decision to uphold the for-cause dismissal. Additionally, the school intends to call current AD Verge Ausberry as a witness. (link)

Construction of Northeastern's new $350M Multipurpose Athletics and Recreation Facility is delayed nine months after crews discovered asbestos during the excavation of the former Matthews Arena, according to The Huntington News' Siera Qosaj. The nine-month setback forces the men's and women's hockey programs to play a third consecutive season without a home venue. Northeastern SVP for Finance and Administration Brett Sweet: "Going forward, construction crews will be trained in additional safety procedures and will wear protective equipment throughout this phase of work. We are also monitoring air quality around the perimeter of the site." (link)

Marty Whims II has been crowned the winner of the Akron Offensive Coordinator of the Game promotion. On3’s Brett McMurphy notes Whims is an Akron grad and serves as CFO for Stark Enterprises. (link); Reveal video. (link)

Aramark secured Florida State athletics' food and beverage business in August by leveraging its existing campus dining contract to replace Legends Global, SBJ’s Bret McCormick observes. The consolidation merges operations across 13 athletic facilities for a department that generated nearly $6M in F&B revenue in 2025, and Aramark CEO Alison Birdwell notes that deploying a unified collegiate hospitality team accelerates market integration and allows the company to streamline staffing and menu creation. “We have the ability to lean on the collegiate hospitality team to understand not only the culture of the school, but the local market, being able to hire from the local community, tailor menus. And it really has made our operation a lot more seamless. Mobilizing becomes a lot more quick and easy.” (link)

Deals Digest…
➤ Hawaii inks a football jersey patch sponsorship with Hawaiian Airlines. Hawaiian will also continue serving as the Warriors’ exclusive charter airline for the season. (link) 
➤ Northern Colorado has expanded its partnership with Banner Health as the Bears’ exclusive healthcare partner. The deal includes a jersey patch sponsorship for all UNC programs. (link)
➤ Austin Peay has agreed to a multiyear football jersey patch partnership with Clarksville law firm Mitchell Ross Rocconi, PLLC. (link)

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