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Miami (FL) recently summoned three AD candidates for in-person meetings, per the Miami Herald’s Barry Jackson, who notes Executive VP for University Operations and External Affairs Rudy Fernandez and Miami Board of Trustees Chair Manny Kadre have been heavily involved in the process. Finalists will likely interview with UM President Joe Echevarria, but nothing is imminent over the next few days. Jackson adds: “In this new NIL era, UM continues to seek a non-traditional hire as opposed to a current college AD. The negative reaction to former [Florida] Panthers President Michael Yormark appears to have torpedoed his chances; he was a favorite before his name leaked many, many months ago.” (link)

NCAA Lead Outside Counsel Rakesh Kilaru visited with Tulane Sports Law Program Director Gabe Feldman on the SportsWise podcast. Here are some key takeaways…

Sports business consultant/College Sports Council member Mark Ganis joined Puck Sports Media Correspondent John Ourand on The Varsity podcast to discuss federal college athletics legislation as he believes: “This desperately needs to get approved because if it does not, college sports may very well implode because of its own inabilities to be able to operate in a consistent manner with all of the great inconsistencies of court decisions being made in different jurisdictions around the country.” More from Ganis…

Senate Democrats considering a bipartisan deal to pass the Protect College Sports Act find themselves in a tricky spot, per Semafor’s Burgess Everett, who notes fractures in the Democratic coalition raise questions about the legislation’s ability to clear the narrowly divided House even if it can pass the Senate. Expectations are for Senate Democrats to conduct a conversation about the bill sometime this month. Everett: “Democrats should not assume there will be another chance to address college sports next year and should weigh the bill on its merits. If the party’s senators block this bill, Republicans may not be in a mood to start from scratch in January should they lose the House or Senate. But the political calculus is complicated: [President Donald] Trump doesn’t have many bipartisan accomplishments to brag about. He soured on the housing bill before it even became law. Given his love for sports and spectacle, I would imagine he would tout this bill loudly if it passes. Democrats must decide whether that matters to them or whether Republicans would gain a real edge from the bill passing.” (link)

Saving College Sports has released its latest 30-second ad in support of the Protect College Sports Act, featuring former Alabama Football HC and current ESPN analyst Nick Saban. Take a look. (link) 

Bain Capital’s Private Credit Group has acted as lead lender and administrative agent for a $250M senior credit facility to Playfly Sports and Access Holdings to support Playfly’s continued growth. Bain Capital Credit VP Megan McKenzie: “Playfly has built a differentiated platform across sports media, sponsorship, and technology, helping rights holders and brands create greater value from highly engaged audiences. In a dynamic and increasingly complex sports landscape, we continue to see opportunities to invest in businesses that help bring together key participants across the industry.” (link)

Iowa State AD Jamie Pollard sat down with the Area Podcast to discuss his upcoming retirement, the development of the multi-phase CYTown mixed-use development, stadium concert economics and more. D1.takeaways…

Sponsorship deals with Duke, North Carolina and Oregon will see Edward Jones pay Learfield a combined total of almost $34M over a four-year term, per On SI’s Bri Amaranthus, who notes the agreements cover Duke and UNC men’s and women’s basketball and UO football, men’s and women’s basketball and Olympic sports. As part of its pact, Oregon will place the financial services company’s logo on each of Autzen Stadium’s 25-yard lines this season, according to SBJ’s Irving Mejia-Hilario, who notes Edward Jones will also have in-stadium signage, videoboard spots, PA mentions and rally towels for the home opener. In addition, the facility’s suite level will carry the company’s name, among other activations. The entire package will provide the company with a collection of promotional and sponsorship benefits, including use of university trademarks and logos; financial-literacy event opportunities; certain student-athlete NIL activation rights; and more. (link, link)

UMass inks an expanded, multi-year partnership with Baystate Health to feature the healthcare system’s logo on both 25-yard lines at McGuirk Alumni Stadium, starting with the 2026 football campaign. Baystate Health will also have a presence across Minutemen hockey and men’s and women’s basketball with prominent branding throughout the Mullins Center. Learfield’s UMass Sports Properties collaborated on the deal. (link)

ESPN’s broadcast of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin, Ireland, between TCU and North Carolina drew 4.9M viewers [peaked at 5.8M], up 10% YoY while representing the network’s second most-watched Week 0 match-up since 2019. The NC State-Virginia contest scored 3.2M viewers [peaked at 4M] to nearly double up the network’s Saturday afternoon timeslot competition, while the MEAC/SWAC Challenge Kickoff between Howard and Alabama A&M drew 1.2M viewers [peaked at 1.7M] to serve as the second-most watched entry in the HBCU showcase’s history. (link) 

This past Sunday’s Players Era Volleyball Showcase match between Nebraska and Texas drew 1.04M viewers to Fox. That marked a 63% increase over last year’s women’s college volleyball average on the network, while also serving as the second most-watched volleyball telecast ever on the channel. Saturday’s Nebraska-UNLV contest scored 430K viewers on FS1, rating as the network’s most watched volleyball broadcast on record and up 214% over FS1’s 2025 average viewership for the sport. (link)

The Green Bay Packers’ (NFL) Lambeau Field will host collegiate ice hockey for the first time since 2006, per the AP. As part of a February 20, 2027 doubleheader, the Wisconsin men’s squad is set to face Michigan, while on the women’s side, the Badgers will take on Ohio State. (link)

Washington announces an athletic department reorganization, featuring a myriad of staff promotions. Deputy AD/COO Erin O’Connell, Deputy AD of Student Services/SWA Kim Durand and Deputy AD for Revenue Generation Shannon Kelly have been elevated to Senior Deputy AD; Senior Assoc. AD/CFO Scott Coil, Senior Assoc. AD for Compliance & Policy Strategy Kiley Strong and Senior Assoc. AD for Human Resources Nina Keaney have been boosted to Deputy AD; Assoc. AD for Events & Facilities Dan Erickson, Assoc. AD for Brand & External Strategy Chris Hein and Assoc. AD for Engagement Alethia Mead have transitioned to Senior Assoc. AD; and Asst. AD for Operations and Events Megan Larson, Asst. AD of Broadcast Operations Sam Wojtalewicz, Asst. AD of Student-Athlete Development Amy Landram and Director of the W Club & Engagement Program Justin Glenn have all been named Assoc. ADs. Additionally, Assoc. AD for Operations and Capital Projects Chip Lydum is moving into the role of Special Assistant to the COO, supporting key strategic initiatives while providing operational leadership and institutional expertise across the department. (link)

More People & Places…
➤ Rider Men’s Wrestling HC John Hangey will temporarily step away from his coaching duties to serve as Deputy AD. In his role, he will work closely with Christine Brown & Partners, the firm supporting the school with leadership consultation, operational assessment and strategic planning, as the university evaluates the department and its needs. The wrestling program will be led in Hangey’s absence by AHC Nic Bedelyon. (link)
➤ Former New Mexico State/George Washington/Northwestern Women’s Basketball HC Joe McKeown, Atlantic 10 Assoc. Commissioner for Women’s Basketball Candy Cage, West Virginia Deputy AD/SWA Natasha Oakes and former Virginia Tech/Kansas/UC Santa Barbara Women’s Basketball HC Bonnie Henrickson have been appointed to the eight-member Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament Selection Committee. (link) 

Coaches Corner…
➤ ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports that Gardner-Webb is dismissing first-year Football HC Kris McCullough, following his suspension earlier this week by the school “pending the outcome of an ongoing investigation.” (link)
➤ Marist taps Mount Olive (DII) Men’s & Women’s Tennis HC Andrew Sendek as Director of Tennis. (link)
➤ Merrimack hires USRowing Para High Performance Director/Boston Training Center Lead Coach Ellen Minzner as Director of Rowing. (link)
➤ Stonehill elevates Women’s Golf HC Nick Crovetti to Director of Golf. (link)
➤ Toledo Women’s Volleyball HC Brian Wright agrees to a contract extension that could keep him with the Rockets through the 2030 campaign. (link)

The SEC Executive Committee will enforce conference regulations barring former NFL players from returning to college despite ongoing eligibility litigation involving LSU, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel. Tennessee Chancellor/SEC Executive Committee Chair Donde Plowman confirmed conference presidents voted to empower Commissioner Greg Sankey with the ability to impose penalties on non-compliant programs, including half-season head coach suspensions and the forfeiture of 50% of a sport's annual budget. Georgia President Jere Morehead added that maintaining eligibility standards serves as a critical test of the 16-member league's authority to self-govern. Plowman: "We have a responsibility to try and lead the best we can in this time of chaos. Our group is united on this. This is not a rule we will budge on. … It's not a new rule. We didn't just cook up a rule. ... We are a voluntary membership organization, and we have a right to set and enforce our rules. ... This is about -- if you signed a contract, you signed a contract. That's always been the bottom line. You don't get to unsign it and come back." (link)

Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger reports former Alabama Football HC Nick Saban “will be the subject of a TV commercial airing during college football’s opening weekend that is supportive of the Protect College Sports Act, he told participants today on a call of more than 200 college sports stakeholders and congressional lawmakers. The call with commissioners, presidents and university board members featured Saban, Randy Levine, Cody Campbell and Sens. Eric Schmitt and Maria Cantwell. Lawmakers updated stakeholders on the legislation ahead of a possible vote when Congress returns Sept. 15. The bill is not expected to undergo dramatic changes, lawmakers said. Congressional staff members have identified at least three issues for possible revisions to address opposition: transgender athletes, conference expansion and pending litigation.” (link)

Pac-12 Commissioner Teresa Gould joined JohnCanzano.com’s eponymous publisher on the BFT Unfiltered podcast to outline the league's football strategy, non-conference scheduling parameters, the role of athletics in driving higher education enrollment and more. Here are some takeaways…

West Virginia AD Wren Baker covered a bunch of ground in a sitdown with the All ‘Eers podcast. Here’s what you need to know…

The FCS Oversight Committee adopted a proposal to alter the offseason calendar, transfer windows, and recruiting regulations for FCS programs. If approved by the DI Cabinet in October, the new model will grant programs a 21-practice out-of-season window, permit joint spring practices with other four-year institutions, and shrink the January transfer portal window from 15 to 10 days. Further modifications include reducing the 2027 preseason practice window to 27 calendar days and allowing up to 17 total staff members to conduct off-campus recruiting. (link)

Missouri AD Laird Veatch addressed the media as the Tigers unveiled their newly constructed north end zone facilities at Memorial Stadium. Veatch talked about how MU prioritized premium seating and fan experience over raw capacity, confirming the stadium now holds 63,609 fans, and addressed the integration of a new uniform patch sponsorship with Centene Company's Ambetter Health as well as the specialized premium sections backed by local corporate partners Equipment Share and Farmer Company. More from Veatch…

Arizona AD Desireé Reed-Francois & UCF boss Terry Mohajir were both recently on Big 12 Radio. D1.takeaways…

Iowa AD Beth Goetz says the Hawkeyes have raised $44M toward the Carver-Hawkeye Arena renovation, per The Athletic’s Scott Dochterman, who also reports SLAM has been hired as the project’s architect while a construction firm will be hired soon. The process is expected to last two academic years, starting after 2027 spring graduation. (link)

People & Places…
➤ The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Board of Regents has announced a contract extension for President/CEO Dr. Christopher Parker through June 2029. (link)
➤ The Wire on Collegiate Sports Connect has a bevy of additional mid-level administrative moves at Air Force, Alcorn State, Cal State Fullerton, Canisius, Chattanooga, Clemson, Florida A&M, Liberty, Marist, North Carolina, North Carolina A&T, Northern Illinois, Rutgers, South Carolina, St. Thomas (MN), Tennessee, Texas, Troy, Tulane, UAB, UCF, UConn, UNLV, UT Arlington, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Weber State and West Virginia. (link)
➤ Arizona State Softball HC Megan Bartlett agrees to a contract extension that could keep her in Tempe through the 2031 campaign. (link)

Pittsburgh has launched The Gold Standard, a comprehensive three-year strategic plan built on five strategic pillars, including student-athlete experience, competitive excellence, revenue generation and resource acquisition, engagement and brand advancement, and operational excellence. Panthers’ AD Allen Greene: "Intercollegiate athletics is in the middle of the most significant transformation in its history. The decisions we make right now will shape Pitt Athletics for years to come. This plan is our commitment to meet that moment with clarity, purpose and flexibility." (link)

Utah and insurance firm ALKEME have agreed to a multiyear partnership that makes ALKEME the equipment sponsor for the Utes’ football program. The ALKEME name will be displayed across the bumpers on the back of Utah football players' helmets beginning this season in what is believed to be the first equipment-only partnership in the country. Utes AD Mark Harlan: "This partnership is a tremendous example of the impact that can be made when a partner that shares our values and our vision comes forward in a really creative way. It also speaks to the new opportunities that are emerging through the innovative approach of Crimson Brand Partners. Our student-athletes will benefit from the investment that ALKEME is making in our athletics programs, and the internship program will open doors for University of Utah students." (link)

Penn State has opened the Paterno Family Football Experience Room, a permanent museum experience celebrating more than a century of PSU’s football history. The room will also function as a multi-purpose engagement space for donor and alumni gatherings, Letterman events and special program celebrations. Nittany Lions AD Pat Kraft: “Penn State Football’s history belongs to generations of student-athletes, coaches, staff and supporters who helped build this program. This room gives us an opportunity to preserve that history, present it thoughtfully and create an experience that connects the proud tradition of Penn State Football with its future.” (link)

Maryland becomes the latest athletic department to ink a partnership with Collegiate Sports Connect to gain access to the company’s Talent Finder, Talent Benchmarking and Coach Intel administrator tools. (link); The Terps, like nearly 600 other NCAA athletic departments, are also taking advantage of an unlimited job posting bundle on CollegeSports.jobs. (link)  

Hofstra has partnered with vivenu for assistance in streamlining its ticketing process. (link)

CLC is bringing back College Colors Day on Friday, encouraging fans to wear their school colors and share the traditions. Fanatics and Dick’s Sporting Goods are rolling out exclusive offers to mark the occasion, and fans will have the chance to win a trip to the 2027 College Football Playoff National Championship. This year’s theme is “Make Your Loyalty Impossible to Miss.” (link)

Non-eligibility Legal Ledger…
➤ Former Texas Tech football student-athlete Roy Alexander has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA alleging that his six-game suspension for gambling on sports is unjust and constitutes breach of contract. Alexander is seeking an injunction to allow him to return to the field earlier in his final season of eligibility, according to ESPN’s David Purdum, who adds: “The suit acknowledges that Alexander violated NCAA rules by betting on sports from 2023 to '25, but it states that he did not wager on any games involving his teams and therefore did not impact the integrity of the game. He played for Albany from 2021 to '24 and Incarnate Word in 2024-25, before transferring to Texas Tech. … According to the suit, Alexander placed small bets -- most of them under $12 and the largest $80 -- through an app from January 2023 to April 2025 while on the teams at Albany and Incarnate Word. He stopped betting after reading an ESPN article on the ‘perils of wagering’ on college sports, according to the filing.” (link)
➤ A former Cal softball student-athlete has filed a lawsuit alleging that former HC Chelsea Spencer coerced her into a sexual relationship and prematurely ended her softball career, according to Sports Illustrated's Paige Durrenberger, who adds, per the suit: “Jane Doe's playing time directly correlated with how quickly she responded to Spencer's advances. … In 2024, the relationship became sexual and lasted for about a year. The player alleges that the coach would visit her hotel room on away trips. The complaint outlines the sexual relationship as ‘mutual,’ but acknowledges the unfair power dynamic between the two. The player claimed Spencer instructed her to delete messages and keep the relationship a secret from everyone, including her teammates. As the relationship deepened during the softball season, the player decided to end the relationship before a game … in April 2025. According to the complaint, the player expressed that she would never speak to Spencer again, and Spencer responded, ‘You're not pitching.’” Also according to the complaint, the player went to Bears Assoc. AD for Sports Administration Gordon Bayne in May 2025 to tell the truth about the relationship. Following the meeting, the player was allegedly removed from the team. UC Berkeley Vice Chancellor for Communications and Public Affairs Dan Mogulof declined to comment. (link, link)

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