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August 22, 2026
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“I'm so over attorneys and others and agents and even national media to a certain extent. ... I'm tired of hearing that it isn't chaos. ... When you start having professional athletes coming back to school that have their degrees, that wasn't the intent and that's not the purpose of what we represent.”
Jeramiah Dickey
Boise State AD on Bronco Nation News Live talking about student-athlete movement and eligibility lawsuits
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ESPN’s Pete Thamel reports the recent five-year contract extension for Fresno State AD Garrett Klassy is worth a total salary of $2.9M with an average of $577K per year. Thamel calls the agreement “among the largest guaranteed deals for an AD outside the Power Four.” (link)
More AD comp as CollegeAD has deal details for new Cal State Fullerton boss Shondell Reed: Three-year pact at base pay of $315K, relocation reimbursement of $15K, $700 per month in a car stipend, nearly a dozen incentive opportunities range from $1K to $5K per year. No buyout or payout terms disclosed. (link)
More from Oklahoma AD Roger Denny, this time breaking down his department's concerted push to elevate the men's and women's basketball rosters to ensure both programs are highly competitive before the university opens its new arena in the Rock Creek Entertainment District during the 2028-29 season. Denny: “... two years from now when we go out to market to sell that arena we’ve got to have those two programs humming. We can’t expect that we’re going to wait until two years from now and make a bunch of investment and get those things rolling." OU expects to finalize a facility operator in the coming weeks and Denny points out the Sooners are prioritizing community alignment over strict revenue maximization when selecting a corporate partner: "Where I’ve seen those things go bad is where the economics are bifurcated as such that the operator is making decisions in certain areas on the arena that benefit them more than the owner or vice versa. ... We’ve got to find the right partner that understands that and is willing from time to time to lose a few pennies because it makes more sense from a broad perspective." (link)
Boise State AD Jeramiah Dickey on Bronco Nation News Live talked about balancing an $18M athletic deficit alongside future revenue-sharing obligations: "If you look … at our deficit and you look at our rev share, it's pretty much dollar for dollar. ... Since the day I got here, unfortunately we had reserves, but we also had a lot of challenges. ... Deferred maintenance to things that we needed to do … that had just sat for way too long that we inherited. ... We are trying to maximize the house settlement. That is the goal." As for student-athlete movement and eligibility lawsuits: "I've struggled with it. I'm supportive of the five-for-five and I've been a proponent and very vocal. ... We need hard lines in the sand that we can hold each other accountable to. ... I'm so over attorneys and others and agents and even national media to a certain extent. ... I'm tired of hearing that it isn't chaos. ... When you start having professional athletes coming back to school that have their degrees, that wasn't the intent and that's not the purpose of what we represent." (link)
Oregon AD Rob Mullens joined the BFT Unfiltered podcast with JohnCanzano.com’s eponymous publisher to discuss the construction of a new indoor practice facility, navigating modern roster maintenance, managing the department's transition into the Big Ten and more. Here are some takeaways…
➤ On constructing a new indoor practice facility to support sports during air quality events: "Now that we have 20 sports with more year-round training, with the non-traditional seasons and needing more access to it, this became a priority. It's a great addition off of the [Hatfield Dowlin Complex]. It'll have some features that we didn't provide in the Moshofsky Center, [the] ability to punt and kick without interruption from the roof. ... This indoor facility will have an HVAC system so that when we have an [Air Quality Index] in an unhealthy range that we can really move inside and completely control the air."
➤ On maintaining Autzen Stadium's capacity while expanding surrounding revenue opportunities: "For us, it's about filling the stadium, maintaining the intimacy and the unique noise that Autzen creates. And right now, I think that 60K has been a sweet spot for us. ... What we're really going to start to do is look at where there are premium opportunities in and around outside the stadium. Because the way that we've seen our fans engage in the full weekend starting Friday night all the way through Sunday morning, we want to be able to see where there's opportunities." (link)
North Dakota State AD Matt Larsen joined the Insiders on Bison 1660 to discuss the athletic department's final preparations ahead of its FBS debut against Jacksonville State & more. Key notes…
➤ Immediate exposure boost at Mountain West media days: "The amount of eyeballs and the visibility now at the FBS level is just different and it's exponentially different. ... I think there was 122 media members there. ... It helps reaffirm the decision we made to do this for all the right reasons."
➤ Prioritizing specific facility additions before overhauling the Fargo Dome: "We've had conversations about a wrestling practice facility. ... We've actually talked with Coach Mueller today about a combined hitting facility for baseball and softball. ... From a football perspective … being able to renovate the Fargo Dome offices. ... The Fargo Dome … has to get renovated. It's a 33-year-old building."
➤ Maintaining an eight-team Summit League and scheduling for hoops at-large bids: "We feel like this is an eight that belongs together from a regional standpoint. We're building rivalries. ... Let's not add just to add. Let's not make a knee-jerk reaction that maybe long-term isn't best for the league. ... That non-conference scheduling is really critical. ... If you truly want to try to say, 'Hey, if we don't win the league, we want to be an at-large,' here's what we have to do from a scheduling standpoint." (link)
North Texas AD Jared Mosley joined the Primetime North Texas podcast to discuss a number of key issues for the Mean Green…
➤ On Power 4 football opponents buying out of contracts: "There's two sides that have to agree to a contract and you've got to be reasonable. … For people to think like these guys are dictating to us they get the first game so they can then back out of the second, that's nonsense. I've never once had a conversation with a P4 AD that [indicated that] was a part of the mix. The other thing I would say around home-and-homes and this is they're going to get harder as conferences outside of the American – the SEC and others – start to play more conference games and they're weeding out a non-conference, there’s fewer opportunities.”
➤ Taking a deliberate approach to selling the program's inaugural jersey patch sponsor: "It's a new asset. And so when you go out the first time with a new asset, you certainly don't want to just give it away and you don't want to just rush and find whoever wants it first. … Next to your stadium naming rights, it's the largest asset that any of us will have."
➤ Activating the alumni base to drive long-term revenue: "Considering our alumni base, we have probably one of the least active donor and alumni bases when you look at sheer number of people that are in the boat with us. … Anybody who calls themselves a fan or alum, you know, 10 people, you need to be squeezing them every day to buy a ticket or write a check to the scholarship fund or get involved with a capital campaign." (link)
West Florida received a $1.7M commitment from PenAir Credit Union that includes naming the UWF Field House the PenAir Field House and the exclusive premium club space in the new Darrell Gooden Stadium the PenAir Champions Club. The investment will support the construction of the Darrell Gooden Stadium and establish a new endowed scholarship that will support future Argo student-athletes. As part of the agreement, PenAir will also become the "Official Credit Union of UWF Athletics." (link)
In FY26, the Huskers Athletic Fund set a record with $71,658,087 in total cash gifts from 16,815 donors. The record-breaking total marks the second consecutive year Nebraska Athletics has surpassed $70M in annual cash giving and five consecutive years with more than $57M in annual cash gifts. Additionally, more than 1,200 new members joined the HAF and the Nebraska Leadership Society grew from 379 members to 635. Sport-specific excellence funds saw a 411% jump, going from $3.9M in FY25 to $20.3M in FY26. Licensing royalties also saw a 27% increase to $6.56M, plus $35.6M in retail sales of officially licensed merchandise. (link)
Collegiate Sports Connect has released a new Coach Intel report benchmarking guaranteed compensation for Division I Men's Soccer head coaches. The data illustrates a significant financial premium at the highest level, with the Power 4 median salary ($227,500) sitting nearly $100,000 above the Group of 6 median ($130,625), while the 75th percentile of P4 coaches approaches the $300,000 mark ($287,500). In contrast to the women's soccer landscape, where mid-major salaries are tightly clustered, the men's game shows a clearer financial separation below the Power 4, as the Group of 6 median noticeably outpaces the overall D1 Non-FBS baseline ($90,000). Take a look at the full report. (link)
Take a look at the Northern Illinois football field at Huskie Stadium with its new Mountain West logos in place. (link)
People & Places…
➤ CollegeAD indicates Stanford has hired PWHL VP for Brand & Marketing Kanan Bhatt-Shah as its new CMO. (link)
➤ Akron Baseball HC Bryan Faulds exits to join the staff at Washington. Zips AC Brian Valentine will serve as Interim HC for the 2027 campaign. (link)
Statue Saturday…
➤ On what would have been her 107th birthday, Loyola Chicago unveiled the Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, BVM statue. She is seated on a bench holding a basketball. (link, link)
➤ Texas A&M announces that former Football HC R.C. Slocum will be honored Friday, Sept. 4, at 2 p.m. with the unveiling of a statue outside the north end of Kyle Field. (link)
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Evening Standard
August 21, 2026
The U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled 2-1 to grant the NCAA's stay request in the Wisne case meaning the injunction issued by Judge Charlotte Sweeney for class of 2022 student-athletes has been stayed. (link, link)
The NCAA has released a statement regarding the Tenth Circuit's decision to stay the Wisne preliminary injunction that reads, in part, "[This decision] permits Division I to return to the status quo before the district court intervened. Effective immediately, the age-based eligibility rules will be implemented as the Division I membership intended. Class members who were allowed to compete because of the Wisne injunction are no longer eligible to compete. … The Association will separately continue to defend other similar putative class action lawsuits and the state court cases that have been filed by former student-athletes seeking additional eligibility and expeditiously appeal any cases where former student-athletes have, or will, be granted additional eligibility through separate state court rulings. … Institutions will not have violations for any class members who were allowed to compete consistent with the scope of the Wisne injunction prior to the stay being granted, and those former student-athletes are no longer eligible under the Wisne injunction. Staff will continue to process any hardship waivers or season of competition waivers submitted for a class member by the July 31, 2026, deadline." (link)
Related, Jefferson Circuit (KY) Judge Brian Edwards granted a state court TRO providing 13 student-athletes from that same class with the ability to return for another season. Per WDRB's Eric Crawford, the rulings came from different courts, involved different legal claims and technically don't conflict, however, their practical effect adds yet another layer of confusion less than two weeks before the college football season begins. "Consider Louisville's football roster. D'Angelo Hutchinson, Jabari Mack and Kalib Perry all returned to the Cardinals in recent days after a federal judge in Colorado granted nationwide protection to qualifying Class of 2022 athletes. As of Friday afternoon, Hutchinson and Mack remain protected because they are plaintiffs in the Louisville lawsuit and covered by Edwards' order. Perry is not. Same graduating class. Same football team. Same eligibility issue. Different legal status. And that status could change again." More. (link)
Colorado Mesa (DII) women's basketball student-athlete Mykaela Moore and Emory (DIII) men's basketball student-athlete Benjamin Pearce have filed a class action lawsuit in Colorado federal court against the NCAA seeking a fifth year of DI and DII eligibility for all DII and DIII high school class of 2022 student-athletes. (link)
The recent decision by 19th Judicial District Court of Louisiana Judge Will Jorden to grant a TRO to football student-athletes suing the NCAA for a fifth-year of eligibility, while also allowing them to enter a newly created week-long transfer portal, "did not simply, randomly appear out of the thick, muggy air of Baton Rouge," per Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger. Here's what you need to know…
➤ The suit's primary plaintiff, Jack Pyburn is a former LSU player who inked an undrafted free agent contract with the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers. "If you aren't connecting the dots, a Louisiana state judge, in a case filed in Baton Rouge, paved the path for Pyburn to return to play for the Tigers. There are three Ole Miss players in the group, too, including [Dae'Quan] Wright, all of whom were previously coached by former Rebels HC Lane Kiffin, who is now coaching LSU." Those with knowledge of the situation claim "the lawsuit was an orchestrated effort originating from LSU's campus."
➤ SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey recently sent a memo reminding member schools of the league's longstanding bylaw, preventing players from transferring from one conference school to another outside of the NCAA transfer portal window for that particular sport. Dellenger adds: "If one of the Ole Miss players transferred to LSU by using the temporary restraining order, will the SEC enforce its intra-conference bylaw? Attorneys believe the SEC enforcing its bylaws would end back in the same Louisiana court in front of the same Louisiana judge with the same (Louisiana) result." More. (link)
A federal jury in Alabama awarded former Alabama and current Marshall men's basketball student-athlete Kai Spears approximately $9.25M in damages after ruling The New York Times defamed him by falsely placing him at the scene of a fatal 2023 shooting, according to Sportico's Michael McCann. The March 2023 article, authored by Billy Witz, incorrectly identified Spears as a passenger in a vehicle driven by former teammate Brandon Miller during an incident that resulted in the death of 23-year-old Jamea Harris. The Times relied on an anonymous source who confused Spears with team manager Cooper Lee and waited two months to issue a correction. U.S. District Judge Annemarie Carney Axon previously denied the publication's motion for summary judgment, establishing that jurors needed to evaluate the vast discrepancy between the published report and reality. Axon on the indisputable facts establishing the player's innocence: "[Spears] was not in the car that brought the gun to the scene, did not follow Mr. Miller to the scene, did not know about the shooting until after it happened, and did not know that Mr. Miller had communicated with Mr. Miles." (link)
Virginia Tech AD Brian White visited with the Tech Sideline podcast to outline his revenue generation priorities for the department. White says the Hokies are evaluating all opportunities, from jersey patches to on-field logos to naming rights. "Not only a jersey patch partner that makes sense for your brand, but also the one that matches the ambitions we have for this place. We're not just going to partner with anybody at any level. We want to get really, really financially beneficial partnerships." On leveraging Hokie Ventures to unlock corporate business synergies outside state university constraints: "There are components of functioning like a business that you're able to do in pro sports that colleges just aren't built for. I'll give an example, maybe in the weeds a little bit, but like leveraging your purchasing power for corporate sponsorships. You can't do that in a university athletic department as part of a state university. But every pro sports program, multimedia rights sales group in the country does that. ... I think [it] allows you to be able to operate in a much more fluid business-centered mindset." (link)
NC State AD Boo Corrigan met with the media today to outline the department's ongoing revenue generation initiatives and fiscal balance targets. Key notes…
➤ How is the Wolfpack navigating athletic department budget deficits while adapting to institutional revenue sharing? "When you think about the revenue share, but you're also thinking about everything else that goes into it. With coaches and retaining coaches and travel, where the travel expenses have gone up and everything else. We were able to balance last year. ... We're going to face a deficit again this year, but every year we spend a lot of time, effort, and energy on getting to that balance. Not sure exactly what the numbers are right now. As you kind of come off May, June, you're trying to put all your energy into what we can do to end FY26 and approach FY27 at this point."
➤ Prioritizing systemic fit over pure NIL payroll dollars: "The job is revenue generation. … I feel really good about our culture in the athletic department. I feel really good about the coaches that we have. … We're going to continue to fight every day. I think so much of it is also whether it's the biggest number or the lowest number, it's still about fit. And player identification and who fits with who. I think we've seen that over the years of the ability to find people that make sense. To find people that kind of play together, that believe in who we are, what we are. ... It's not all about money, but we need to be as competitive as we can." (link)
Georgia women's soccer broke both the NCAA men's & women's soccer attendance records during Thursday night's 6-0 victory over James Madison by drawing 25,433 fans to Sanford Stadium. The previous men's and women's soccer match attendance highs were 22,512 (1980) and 14,410 (1999), respectively. (link, link)
App State inks a multi-year partnership with Foscoe Companies to have the real estate developer's branded jersey patch be worn on the uniforms of all Mountaineer men's and women's basketball student-athletes for the next three seasons. (link)
Tennessee Tech displays its new field logo sponsor in Eco-Energy. The deal was brokered by Taymar. Have a look. (link)
Omaha brought in a school record $62.5M in fundraising revenue from 2,635 donors during FY26 to lead all DI-AAA institutions. That total included an all-time best $215,992 raised through 1,386 gifts during the Mavericks' Wear Black, Give Back campaign. In other fiscal highlights, total ticketing revenue climbed 12% to more than $2.5M, driven by a more than 300% increase in hockey outbound sales. Across Baxter Arena, Caniglia Field and Maverick Park, the school sold $3.2M worth of concessions, marking a 6.67% increase from FY25. Corporate sponsorships, led by Learfield's Omaha Sports Properties, also reached record highs in FY26 with 40 new partners adding to a record 102 athletic corporate sponsors to account for a new high in total revenue at nearly $3M. Brand management and licensing generated more than $1.1M in licensed merchandise sales (6% increase) and $154,169 in royalty revenue (3% increase), marking the second-highest royalty total in program history while surpassing FY25 in both categories. (link)
To alleviate the financial and logistical friction of relocating to a new city, D1.relocation has announced a partnership with Rocket Mortgage to offer dedicated home-buying support and significant closing savings for relocating athletics professionals. Through the joint program, eligible clients receive a direct 1% savings on their total loan amount at closing, equating to $4,400 in retained capital on a standard $440K mortgage. Beyond immediate financial incentives, the partnership equips transferees with a dedicated team of home loan experts and practical tools to help buyers stand out, including verified approvals to strengthen offers in competitive housing landscapes, flexible down payment options and credit upgrade tools designed to boost applicant credit scores by up to 30 points. More. (link)
ESPN's College GameDay will broadcast live from Oxford, Miss., in Week 3 for LSU HC Lane Kiffin's highly anticipated return to face his former Ole Miss squad. (link)
People & Places…
➤ Virginia highlights a pair of staff promotions as Senior Assoc. AD for Student Success Tony Belt and Senior Assoc. AD Ronnie Wideman have both been elevated to Deputy AD. (link)
➤ Utah Valley Softball HC Cody Thomson agrees to a contract extension that could keep him with the Wolverines through the 2028 campaign. (link)
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Executive & Senior Leadership
Senior Associate Athletic Director/Chief Revenue Officer (Murray State University / Murray, KY): More details HERE. What would it cost to move to Murray? Click HERE.
Associate/Sr. Associate Athletics Director - Compliance and Administration (Bradley University / Peoria, IL): More details HERE. What would it cost to move to Peoria? Click HERE.
Deputy Athletics Director/Chief Financial Officer (University of Arkansas at Little Rock / Little Rock, AR): More details HERE. What would it cost to move to Little Rock? Click HERE.
Deputy Athletics Director (University of Alabama at Birmingham / Birmingham, AL): More details HERE. What would it cost to move to Birmingham? Click HERE.
Executive Associate Athletics Director, Business & Finance (University of Nevada – Las Vegas / Las Vegas, NV): More details HERE. What would it cost to move to Las Vegas? Click HERE.
Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director- Governance and Compliance, Athletics (West Virginia University / Morgantown, WV): More details HERE. What would it cost to move to Morgantown? Click HERE.
Facilities/Event Operations/Equipment
Athletic Facility Manager (Yale University / New Haven, CT): More details HERE.
Equipment Manager, Football (Rice University / Houston, TX): More details HERE.
Assistant AD, Equipment Operations (Long Beach State University / Long Beach, CA): More details HERE.
Assistant Director for Athletics Technical Support (University of North Carolina at Charlotte / Charlotte, NC): More details HERE.
Associate Athletic Director for Facilities, Operations, and Capital Planning (Monmouth University / West Long Branch, NJ): More details HERE.
General Administration
There are no openings in this area at this time.
Health/Wellness/Performance/Training
Athletic Trainer (University of Alabama at Birmingham / Birmingham, AL): More details HERE.
Athletic Trainer - Assistant Football (Marist University / Poughkeepsie, NY): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer - Spirit Squad (University of Nebraska / Lincoln, NE): More details HERE.
Associate Director of Sports Medicine (University of Louisiana / Lafayette, LA): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Sports Medicine (University of Louisiana / Lafayette, LA): More details HERE.
Athletic Trainer (Robert Morris University – Pennsylvania / Moon Township, PA): More details HERE.
Sports Nutritionist (University of California – San Diego / La Jolla, CA): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer (University of California – San Diego / La Jolla, CA): More details HERE.
Associate Director/Director of Mental Health & Performance (University of Central Florida / Orlando, FL): More details HERE.
Associate RDN (Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist) (University of Nebraska / Lincoln, NE): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Trainer (University of Central Florida / Orlando, FL): More details HERE.
Assistant Sports Performance Coach, Men's Basketball and Skiing (University of Denver / Denver, CO): More details HERE.
Assistant Sports Performance Coach, Women's Basketball & Swimming (University of Denver / Denver, CO): More details HERE.
Assistant Sports Performance Coach, Volleyball and Men's Lacrosse (University of Denver / Denver, CO): More details HERE.
Assistant Athletic Director - Sports Medicine (Valparaiso University / Valparaiso, IN): More details HERE.
Athletic Trainer (Brown University / Providence, RI): More details HERE.
Athletic Trainer (Colorado State University / Fort Collins, CO): More details HERE.
Football Sports Science (Fellow) (Mississippi State University / Starkville, MS): More details HERE.
Sport Psychologist, Intercollegiate Athletics (George Mason University / Fairfax, VA): More details HERE.
Sponsorships/Corporate Relations
There are currently no job listings under Sponsorships/Corporate Relations.
Ticket Sales/Ticket Operations
Associate Director, Athletics Ticket Operations (Texas Tech University / Lubbock, TX): More details HERE.
Director of Ticket Sales (Liberty University / Lynchburg, VA): More details HERE.
Assistant Director of Ticket Operations (Oklahoma State University / Stillwater, OK): More details HERE.
Account Executive (University of Louisville / Louisville, KY): More details HERE.