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November 14, 2026
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The Bulletin Board...
“In terms of revenue, which is important, we're already past our corporate sales mark from last year and we're just getting started with everything ahead.”
Mark Harlan
Utah AD on the Crimson Corner podcast speaking about corporate sales growth through Crimson Brand Partners.
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Yesterday’s unprecedented ground stop by the FAA resulted in widespread disruption for football and other teams getting to and from contests. By this morning it looks like most football issues have been resolved, though potentially not to everyone’s satisfaction. Kudos to all the ops personnel who figured out new solutions on the…fly. On3’s Nick Schulz has a comprehensive tracker for football programs. (link)
Most notably with yesterday’s air traffic issues, Ole Miss was unable to travel to Norman for today’s kick at Oklahoma. Sooners’ AD Roger Denny in a statement: “After multiple conversations with the league office, Commissioner Sankey informed us of his decision to move our game to Sunday, over our strong objection. After continued discussions, he informed us that our failure to play on Sunday at the directed time would result in a forfeit. … We were told that Ole Miss explored every avenue to travel to Norman and play on Saturday as planned. But, unlike every other team traveling for competition tomorrow, they were unable to find a solution. … I understand that difficult decisions sometimes must be made under extraordinary circumstances. But those decisions must also consider the impact on everyone involved. Put simply, this decision isn't fair to our athletes, our institution, or to Sooner Nation. ... We remain steadfast in our belief that the wrong outcome was reached this evening.” (link)
Tennessee State has parted ways with AD Mikki Allen per The Tennessean’s Mike Organ. Allen has been on administrative leave since July 23 while TSU conducts an investigation after six HCs signed a vote of no confidence in Allen. (link)
Michigan’s AD search appears to be gaining momentum behind the scenes, per The Victors Report’s Josh Henschke, who notes he wouldn’t be surprised by a potential hire emerging during the week of the Ohio State football game, with the chance of being in place by December 1. Oregon AD Rob Mullens and DePaul SVP for Advancement and External Relations Katie Fraumann reportedly remain two of the most consistently mentioned names on an established shortlist, while Vanderbilt AD Candice Storey Lee appears to be fading from contention due to concerns surrounding a non-solicitation agreement signed by new Michigan President C. Cybele Raver upon departing Vanderbilt. Henschke with a notable hedge: “For now, this remains a relatively tight-lipped process. To be clear, Mullens and Fraumann are not the only candidates that are being considered for this role and I'd be lying to you if I said that this is the pool that they're picking from.” (link)
Utah AD Mark Harlan joined the Crimson Corner podcast with host Bill Riley to discuss the department's private equity partnership with Otro Capital and early returns on Crimson Brand Partners, the Big 12’s impending search for a new commissioner following Brett Yormark's departure and more…
➤ Corporate sales growth through Crimson Brand Partners: "Their laser focus on fan experience I think was lost in all of the other narrative about private equity. Yes, that's a private equity partner that's helping fund. We have majority over all of that. I'm the chair of that. ... In terms of revenue, which is important, we're already past our corporate sales mark from last year and we're just getting started with everything ahead."
➤ Replacing outgoing Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark: "I think he was the perfect guy at that time to be really leaning into everything the conference needed and certainly getting the four of us in there, integrating us in such a great way. But now we got to look ahead and this is where President Randall will be involved in that search along with other great presidents. President Reese down in BYU and others and this is a critical hire."
➤ Potential Big 12 governance rules if the Protect College Sports Act stalls: "If the bill doesn't pass, I think you're going to see Big 12 come out with structured rules to allow for, the best way I can say in the short time we have just more sanity around managing college football. ... What is somewhat also clear is that conference by conference decision making seems to be allowable." (link)
Outgoing University of Arkansas System President Jay B. Silveria updated the Arkansas Board of Trustees on a two-month review of the Razorbacks football program, urging unified leadership and increased investment ahead of his February 2027 departure for Purdue, HawgSports' Connor Goodson reports. Here’s what you need to know…
➤ Following the review—which was initiated in September—Silveria instructed Chancellor Charles Robinson and AD Hunter Yurachek to fund the football program at a level that ranks in the top half of the SEC. His recommendations also centered on building a stronger NIL ecosystem, empowering a department-wide general manager to manage athlete valuation, and unifying university-wide donor stewardship and communications.
➤ Before the board entered an executive session, Yurachek emphasized institutional alignment ahead of the transfer portal window: "As [Silveria] mentioned, the review identified five areas where an athletic program can be strengthened. With a particular emphasis on the resources necessary to support the success of our football program. Chancellor Robinson and I are fully aligned in our commitment to Razorback football. We have already begun working collaboratively to ensure the resources needed to compete at the highest level are in place as we approach the critical retention and transfer portal season for our football program." (link)
University governing boards gathered just outside Washington, D.C., this week for a two-day Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges conference focused on addressing the ever-changing state of play, governance and financial issues; proposed legislation; and how boards can meet the moment, per Inside Higher Ed’s Josh Moody, who notes the meeting followed a recent AGB survey showing only 32% of trustees understood their fiduciary duties regarding athletics. More…
➤ AGB President/CEO Ross Mugler: “The rules are changing, the financial stakes are growing, and the lines of authority aren’t always clear. But what is clear—governing boards are responsible for overseeing how their institutions respond to athletics.”
➤ Recent Government Accountability Office data found that 94% of DI programs and all DII programs lost money during the 2023-24 academic year, with students heavily subsidizing those deficits through tuition dollars and fees. As an example, University of North Carolina System VP for Financial Health and Strategy Josh Lassiter noted the UNC system spent $640M across 15 institutions in FY25 while generating just $412M in athletic revenue, leaving every school reliant on subsidies. “Ask yourself this as a university: If you performed as well as you could in every sport across the entire academic athletic portfolio, who would care outside of 100 miles? Who would care outside of your state? And then let that be a little bit of a compass for—what are we really spending this next $2M for? And who are we really spending this next $2M for?”
➤ Attendees also debated the stalled Protect College Sports Act and Utah's private equity partnership with Otro Capital, with DI programs increasingly resembling pro teams in terms of structure/staffing choices and student-athlete compensation an extension of that new model. Georgia State University Foundation Trustee/Attorney Janine Bowen: “The perception in the country is that every athlete is getting paid. Athletes are bearing consequences for a faulty understanding of what the financial dynamics are across all of athletics because we are projecting Power Four football and basketball onto the entire athletics ecosystem." (link)
Deadspin Founder/New York Magazine contributing editor Will Leitch argues in an article for The Athletic that ESPN's College GameDay has abandoned its fundamental focus on college football in favor of traffic-chasing and self-promotion driven by Pat McAfee. While former staple Lee Corso spent nearly 40 years building a connection with fans based on a shared love of the sport, Leitch contends the current iteration prioritizes stunts to increase viewership. A 2023 survey by The Athletic found that 48.9% of respondents disliked McAfee's presence compared to 30.1% who liked him, and Leitch notes the attention-seeking approach has influenced analysts Kirk Herbstreit and Nick Saban, transforming them into main characters rather than football experts. Leitch: "When you think of the show now, you think of stunts, agendas, a bunch of people self-promoting, rather than exalting the sport we’ve all gathered to rejoice in. In a time when there is growing frustration with college football, it would be nice to tune in to see people celebrating what they love about it, rather than celebrating themselves." (link)
Oregon State has generated more than $10M toward a specialized $48M NIL initiative—including an initial $24M matching gift from the Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation—to overhaul its financial model in the rebuilt Pac-12, Front Office Sports' Kennington Smith III reports. The fundraising effort has coincided with the university restructuring its athletic department to adopt professional front-office frameworks, installing Chief Sports Performance and Operations Officer Ragean Hill alongside former Alabama staffers Eron Hodges (General Manager) and Ron McKeefery (Chief of Staff). Smith notes the investment yielded immediate returns when the program recently re-signed its top offensive weapons—quarterback Braden Atkinson and wide receiver Jesse Legree—for the 2027 season. Beavers HC JaMarcus Shephard: “I think that one of the benefits is it just lets people know what kind of culture we have here at Oregon State University.” (link)
“College football’s soundtrack is fading. Where have the marching bands gone?” is the title of an article from The Athletic's Matt Baker. Financial pressures have forced cuts across power conferences: Iowa eliminated its $75K band travel budget after Big Ten schools stopped comping visiting band tickets around 2024—a shift that added at least $35K per road trip—while Clemson skipped flights to Cal and Syracuse because its $330K budget could no longer cover coast-to-coast ACC travel. Elsewhere, Washington State relies on $230K in annual student activity fees, Minnesota is exploring an endowment campaign just to fund performers' meals on 10-hour game days, and Northwestern cut its traditional band tunnel for a club-level entrance at its new $875M Ryan Field. Marching Mizzou Director/Chair of the College Band Directors National Association Amy Knopps: “It’s a concern everywhere.” Minnesota Marching and Athletic Bands Director Betsy McCann: “We do so much good stuff and we don’t advertise we’re doing it with a lot of duct tape and safety pins.” (link)
Head coaching salaries at 10 women’s flag football programs across all three NCAA divisions average roughly $72.5K; range from $18.5K at SUNY Geneseo (DIII) to $155K at Cal Poly; and have position terms generally spanning from one to five years, per Front Office Sports’ Ellyn Briggs. Nebraska HC Liz Sowers earns $115K annually, with up to $20K in postseason bonuses, and AHC Katie Sowers $72.5K, making it the only sampled program to have a full-time AHC, performance incentives and outside endorsement allowances. Other highlighted DI salaries include $83K at Binghamton and $65K at Iona; DII compensation sits at $65K at Purdue Northwest and $52K at Henderson State; and DIII pay spans $70.3K–$73K at Whittier, $43K–$50K at Marietta and $42.8K–$49K at Hollins. Nebraska Associate AD of Financial Reporting Jami Hagedorn: “I’ve had a handful of Power Four schools reach out to me and ask questions. They want to know what our startup costs were, what the big expenses were … we kind of are the market right now.” (link)
The Fiesta Sports Foundation is bringing the Fiesta Bowl Flag Football Classic presented by Oakley back for its second edition over April 10-11, 2027, at the Arizona Athletic Grounds. The eight-team, 7-on-7 showcase will feature two games of pool play to set seeding for playoff bracket competition on day two, culminating with the championship game. Defending champion UCF is returning, along with 2026 semifinalists Arizona State, Florida and Georgia and varsity programs from Cal Poly, Eastern Michigan, UT Arlington and Nebraska. (link)
The collegiate licensing market has spawned a new merchandise category as boutique retailers generate high-margin revenue selling officially licensed mahjong sets. Brands, including Foster Collegiate and West Wind Mahjong, currently hold agreements with 49 universities, including strong sellers at Texas Tech, Texas A&M, and North Carolina, with deals brokered through the Collegiate Licensing Company, Fanatics, and Affinity Licensing. The custom 152- to 160-tile sets demand four to eight months of production time and command retail prices between $425 and $450, creating wide profit margins against standard $30 wholesale manufacturing costs. Licensing expert Karen Raugust: "Mahjong is getting a higher and higher profile every day, so I’m sure it’s an area most pro leagues are actively considering. But it’s more likely that they’ll go about it through relevant existing licensees—like those in giftware or tabletop games—than bring on a new, small company." (link)
San Diego State Athletics has launched SDSU ID, powered by WMT Digital's FanID, to deliver a more personalized and connected digital experience for Aztec fans.
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Read the announcement here.
Evening Standard
November 13, 2026
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop for all departing flights due to a “communication issue impacting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers,” per Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. (link)
The Metro will add Stonehill from the NEC as its 14th full member starting in 2027-28. Commissioner Travis Tellitocci: “With an outstanding campus, the excitement surrounding the development of Bogan Arena, and a clear vision for the future, Stonehill has demonstrated a strong commitment to investing in its Division I athletics program and is an institution on the rise. Our Council of Presidents has been intentional in identifying institutions that are committed to investing in athletics and positioning themselves for long-term success. We believe Stonehill has the leadership, resources, and vision to compete for championships in the Metro Conference. Its institutional mission and values align well with those of our membership, and its addition further strengthens our presence in New England.” ESPN’s Pete Thamel first reported the move. (link)
Protect College Sports Act advocates are mounting a final lame-duck push in an attempt to get the legislation through the House before a new Congress is sworn in next January, per Front Office Sports’ Amanda Christovich, who notes the bill faces steep hurdles after the Democrats' midterm sweep. To keep the legislation alive, both New York Yankees President/President’s Roundtable on Fixing College Sports Vice Chair Randy Levine and the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee sent letters to House members this week urging action, while Texas Tech Board of Regents Chair Cody Campbell’s Saving College Sports non-profit continued running its multimillion-dollar college football ad campaign alongside direct Capitol Hill outreach. More…
➤ Campbell: “We continue to work with leadership and members on both sides of the aisle. Our focus is on making sure that everybody understands how and why the bill works. We acknowledge that it is not perfect, and it never will be, but it is an outstanding, bipartisan solution that will provide stability to the college sports system, and will protect vulnerable schools, and vulnerable sports, namely women’s and olympic programs.”
Here’s more on Washington’s 10-year, $70M deal with Columbia Bank for naming rights to Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium, per On Montlake’s Christian Caple…
➤ With UW’s athletic department projecting a $16M cash-flow deficit for the current fiscal year, Huskies AD Pat Chun observed the current college sports financial climate has created a “fiduciary responsibility” for athletics and the campus to examine every revenue line, while determining how best to maximize it. On the naming rights deal helping fund player compensation, Chun remarked: “This is a step. It does not solve our problems, by any stretch of the imagination, but it’s a positive step and a much-needed step, to partner with a company like Columbia, and really maximize this sponsorship to its fullest extent.”
➤ Asked about departing from tradition by selling the full stadium’s naming rights, Chun said he believes the tradition is always going to be the people. “There is something special that happens here, and we recognize that, and we fully embrace our roles as caretakers of that tradition. Obviously, we recognize that winning is also a huge part of our tradition and a part of our DNA here at UW. But we also recognize we have to protect, own and always add to that. All I can say is we fully understand our responsibility, and we believe this is a step to help us reaffirm our commitment to UW athletics.” (link)
The Illinois Board of Trustees has approved a resolution authorizing athletics to take initial steps toward the establishment of a new, University-Related Organization commercial enterprise designed to generate additional revenue and strengthen the department's long-term financial position. Once established, the new entity would provide a dedicated structure through which Fighting Illini Athletics could pursue and manage commercial activities. The proposed enterprise would be wholly owned by and operate under university oversight with athletics retaining responsibility for athletics governance; academics; fundraising; compliance; student-athlete welfare; and all coaching and personnel decisions. AD Josh Whitman: “To sustain our momentum and continue pursuing our ambitious goals, we must be willing to think differently, embrace innovation, and identify new ways to generate the resources necessary to support our student-athletes and programs. This action is an important first step in that process. Our objective is straightforward: to create new revenue opportunities that will directly benefit Fighting Illini student-athletes and teams, while remaining true to the values and traditions that have defined Illinois Athletics for generations.” (link)
James Madison inks a contract extension with AD Matt Roan through June 30, 2031, under the new title of VP/AD. President James Schmidt: “Matt is one of the most forward-thinking AD's in the nation and continues to position JMU well in so many aspects, from revenue sharing to alignment of priorities, and of course our move to join the American Conference in the near future. The Vice President title recognizes the critical role he plays as a member of the President's Cabinet. I appreciate the collaborative approach he brings to the table to ensure that Athletics is a healthy component to the overall vitality of the university.” (link)
CollegeAD has the details of new Cal State Bakersfield AD Andy Fiske’s contract that runs from October 26, 2026, through August 31, 2031. He will earn a base salary of $300K with the opportunity to receive up to an additional $20K annually in CSUB Foundation-funded supplemental compensation from meeting performance-based incentives that include: $2K for a league title or NCAA Tournament bid [maximum of six teams]; $4K for all teams finishing above the NCAA APR threshold and for the student-athlete graduation rate exceeding the university average; and $5K for each national championship. Should Fiske leave before his contract expires to take another AD position within six months after his departure, he would owe the school $50K for each remaining year on his deal. Should he exit within the first two years for any reason, he would be required to reimburse the school for the full amount of his $25K relocation payment. (link)
New Mexico State announces that White Sands Federal Credit Union has officially acquired the naming rights to the Pan American Center through a 10-year, $13M deal, running through the 2035-36 academic year. Per the agreement, the home of Aggie men's basketball, women's basketball and volleyball will now be known as White Sands Federal Credit Union Arena at the Pan American Center. (link)
Maryland has received a $1.2M commitment from alums Michael and Cynthia Headman to establish the Terrapin Teaching and Coaching Pathway Endowed Student Support Fund, which provides aid for student-athletes enrolled in College of Education teacher education programs in the form of stipends during student-teaching placement; travel; conferences; internships; and extracurricular activities, among other expenses. (link)
Providence unveils the Shark Tank Club, an exclusive group of Friar supporters who commit a minimum of $1M over five years to support rev sharing and men's basketball initiatives. (link)
Colorado launches its “Elevate Colorado” fundraising initiative designed to provide facility improvements and other support for 12 women's and Olympic sports programs. Through donor support, the Buffs plan to add a new permanent grandstand and digital video board at Prentup Field to create an improved home-field advantage for the soccer and lacrosse teams. In addition, the lacrosse program will get a new locker room at Prentup and the men's and women's golf programs will receive a dedicated practice area built at their home course, Colorado National Golf Club. Elevate Colorado will also provide support for the excellence funds of seven additional programs: tennis; volleyball; women's basketball; men's and women's cross country; and men's and women's track & field. The initiative has a targeted goal of more than $10M with facility project construction slated to begin as soon as funds have been raised. (link)
Deals, Deals, Deals…
➤ North Dakota State inks a sponsorship deal to place Applied Digital’s branding on the back bumper of every Bison football helmet as well as on the Scheels Center court for all men’s and women’s basketball home games. (link)
➤ Georgia Southern partners with Scout to process revenue share and per diem payments to their student-athletes. (link)
➤ Sanders Grossman Law has been named the title sponsor of this season’s Puerto Rico Bowl, per FBSchedules.com, which notes the December 22 match-up will be televised by ESPN and ESPN Deportes at 1:30 p.m. ET. (link)
More People & Places…
➤ Sodexo Live promotes Belinda Oakley to CEO of Global Business, expanding on her three-year role overseeing the company’s North America division as North America CEO. The move follows CEO Nathalie Bellon-Szabo’s elevation to Chairwoman of Sodexo’s Global Board of Directors, which is subject to approval at a shareholders meeting on December 16. (link)
➤ The six-team Professional Softball League names former Olympian/current ESPN softball analyst Michele Smith as its new Commissioner, heading into its second year, per D1Softball’s Justin McLeod. (link)
Coaches Corner: Gridiron…
➤ NC State officially hires NFL veteran/Wolfpack alum Phillip Rivers as its next Football HC. Rivers will earn $3.25M in the first of his five-year deal, that will increase by $100K annually. Should NCSU part with Rivers, he would be owed his salary at the time of termination through the remainder of the deal, per Extra Points’ Matt Brown. (link, link)
➤ UCLA Football HC Bob Chesney is reportedly close to signing an extension to his current five-year, $33.75M deal to stay put in Westwood, per The Athletic’s Ira Gorawara and Bruce Feldman. (link)
Coaches Corner: Non-Gridiron…
➤ Eastern Kentucky extends Women's Basketball HC Greg Todd through the 2030 season. (link)
➤ Idaho State Women’s Soccer HC Dustin Downey steps down to pursue another opportunity. (link)
➤ USC parts ways with Women’s Volleyball HC Brad Keller after almost seven full seasons leading the program. AHC Megan Moenoa will step in to lead the Trojans for the remainder of the 2026 campaign. (link)
➤ UTSA has “mutually parted ways” with Men’s Basketball HC Austin Claunch, per ESPN’s Jeff Borzello, who notes Acting HC Nick Bowman will serve as Interim HC for the remainder of the 2026-27 season. Claunch had been suspended since October following an arrest for suspicion of DWI. (link)
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