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November 1, 2026
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“We need a personality that doesn’t get steamrolled when [SEC Commissioner] Greg [Sankey] and [Big Ten Commissioner] Tony [Petitti] are in the room.”
Anonymous Big 12 AD on what he is looking for in the next commissioner
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The Athletic’s Justin Williams offers more perspective on the exit of Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark. Here are some notable comments… (link)
➤ Williams on Yormark’s legacy: “His Big 12 legacy will forever be defined by one thing: He saved the conference. … There was no shortage of headlines in the years that followed [his 2022 hiring], some of them eyebrow-raising, but the fact that the Big 12 was around to make them at all is a credit to Yormark’s leadership.”
➤ One Big 12 AD on what the next commissioner must bring: “We need a personality that doesn’t get steamrolled when [SEC Commissioner] Greg [Sankey] and [Big Ten Commissioner] Tony [Petitti] are in the room.”
➤ Another Big 12 AD on what the next commish can improve upon: “It took Brett a while to understand campus dynamics. Having a better understanding of what goes on with presidents, chancellors, ADs and donors would be helpful.”
➤ A Power 4 administrator on what the new hire must do: “Brett’s aggressive nature was clearly helpful in major spots, but I wonder if he overplayed it at times and lost some backing. Recognizing when to push and when not to (will be important).”
Michigan State AD Dan Bartholomae outlined his department’s financial roadmap, telling the Lansing State Journal’s Graham Couch he is prioritizing donor outreach and the newly launched Spartan Ventures. Key notes…
➤ “We need a target, and we aren’t even close to that number right now. So for me, that's the number that would make us competitive in the Protect College Sports Act world, and B, all things being equal today, would put us in the top third. So that's what I'm focusing on right now, and if it's not enough, we'll find out and we'll continue working towards that top third number.”
➤ On Spartan Ventures: “We set up all of our revenue-generating entities under one business structure outside of the university structure. That's what it is. What is it not? It is not the solution today to our revenue woes. That problem hasn't been solved. ... What also is it not? It's not new. Like the [MSU] Research Foundation has a very similar setup, and they brought in $400M to the university.”
➤ Revenue sharing as it relates to the entire athletic department: “Not investing in revenue sharing doesn't mean you can't be competitive in those sports. Remember, there are 330 other schools who are making these same exact decisions. It's not like Michigan State's the only one sitting here saying, ‘Which six are we going to do revenue share in?’ So, once we figure that out, we’ll be honest with our coaches.”
➤ Utilizing Spartan Stadium assets to drive enrollment and secure recurring revenue: “So if we're recruiting students, I want the first place they see on campus to be the football stadium, for sure. And, oh by the way, we've got this beautiful premium area that can feed you and house you and put you in an auditorium, and that's your first stop on campus. And the university leases that space from us, so there are ways to utilize the stadium for recurring revenue, even within the auspices of Michigan State University.” (link)
More from Syracuse AD Bryan Blair during his visit with JohnWallStreet Founder Corey Leff and Playfly Sports Chairman Michael Schreiber on the Big Business on Campus podcast…
➤ On his effort to integrate the Rocket Youth Sports League with his department at Toledo, which he says was a six-figure revenue opportunity: “I thought getting youth onto our campus and turning them into Toledo Rockets fans from an early age benefited our entire campus. Toledo had some enrollment challenges, we had lots of space in terms of fields and facilities that were not being used 365 (days a year). We had student-athletes that needed NIL and were willing to lean in and possibly be coaches or assistant coaches or refs. You combine all of that and you say, ‘Golly, youth sports is a $40B industry. There are a lot of people paying a lot of money to send their kids all over the country to participate in these things. How do we get a start?’ … The sky is the limit. If I can go to a college campus that feels safe and [kids] are around tremendous student-athletes that serve as youth role models and I’m leaving with a t-shirt that has the Toledo or Syracuse logo, I am a walking ambassador for what Syracuse is. That feel-good in the community lasts, but also there is a clear revenue component.”
➤ Treating the JMA Wireless Dome as an economic engine and home-field advantage: "From a fan standpoint, an elite fan experience, try to remove as much friction as possible, but also generate as much revenue as possible. The dome is our financial engine of this department. ... All five of our ticketed sports are in that dome. Our outside event and ability to host outside events originate in that dome right now. ... We need to deliver a home field advantage unlike anything in the country. We're the only Power Four school playing in a dome where that noise is trapped inside. This should be the loudest venue in America and it will be the loudest venue in America." (link)
USA Today’s Blake Toppmeyer criticized Miami (FL) President Joe Echevarria for suggesting a desire to leave the ACC for the Big Ten or SEC, arguing that the Echevarria fails to appreciate the competitive advantage of their current league. While Echevarria recently referred to the ACC as a "second tier" conference, Toppmeyer points out that the league's less grueling schedule has paved the way for the Hurricanes to secure a No. 1 national ranking. Pointing to programs like Oklahoma, Nebraska, and USC that traded competitive dominance for increased media rights revenue in tougher conferences, Toppmeyer notes that a move to the "Super Two" often brings increased losses and year-over-year volatility. Furthermore, the ACC's revenue distribution model allows playoff-qualifying teams to keep their postseason payouts rather than pooling them with peers like the SEC and Big Ten. Toppmeyer: “The Hurricanes became the nation’s No. 1 team while playing in the ‘second tier.’ That shouldn’t be motivation to leave for the Big Ten or the SEC. That’s reason to appreciate your gift horse.” (link)
East Carolina opened the $24.5M Isley Indoor Performance Center on Friday. The 90K-square-foot donor-funded building features a full-length indoor football field designed to eliminate weather-related practice disruptions and offer relief during humid summer workouts. Pirates AD Jon Gilbert explained that the project addresses a long-standing gap on campus: "This building was talked about well before I was the athletic director. For a variety of reasons, I think other things were built. I knew when I arrived that it would take a little time to get there, but I feel like it's an important piece." (link); Check it all out. (link)
Tiger Athletic Foundation SVP/COO Kaitlyn Vincek Cox visits with College.town’s Kristen Eargle to discuss how LSU rebuilt its fundraising foundation by getting “back to the basics,” collaborating with other league fundraising departments and more. Here are some takeaways…
➤ Resetting donor expectations around unrestricted giving upon arriving at LSU: "A lot of it was we got everything back to the basics. And so even before the craziness of the last couple years happened, it was really just resetting the tone for what we're expecting from our donors and unrestricted cash had just started making its turn. We really just from the bottom up said, 'Okay, what are our priorities and how are we going to get there?'"
➤ Messaging in maintaining donor relationships amid industry changes: "Be as transparent as we possibly can. This is the world that we're in and a lot of things that are out of our control. So we explain to them a lot of times, ‘here's what we can control, here's what we're going to do about it, and then can you help us get there?’ And so we've seen a lot of, I think there's the level of respect and trust that we have to maintain for a lot of longstanding relationships in order to close those major gifts."
➤ The shrinking planning horizons in college athletics fundraising: "I think the biggest piece is the dollar figure continues to grow and that's not changing, but really quickly where the money needed to be has changed exorbitantly quickly. You can't plan more than six months out is what it's felt like for the last couple years. So I think it's just, we're all trying to figure out where it's needed and what is needed." (link)
UC Santa Barbara extends Men’s Basketball HC Joe Pasternack through the 2030-31 season. (link)
College.town Senior Director of Integrated Marketing Brian Bowsher appeared on the NACMA Timeout Podcast with host Zach Dayton to break down findings from the company's latest college athletics job market report. Here are some key takeaways…
➤ The contraction of middle-management roles alongside entry-level and executive growth: "What we found is there is [slight] growth at the top. C-suites, ADs, Deputy ADs, Senior Associates grew about 16% from 2025 to 2026. Assistant Directors and Coordinators, that's actually where we saw the biggest growth, 38% increase year-over-year in those kinds of entry-level type full-time positions. And then interns and GAs, I guess the next highest growth at 24%. … Where we see some retraction is at the Associate AD and the Assistant AD level which has actually declined 9%. Really interesting and we can kind of speculate as to maybe some causes or some implications of that."
➤ The rise of C-suite titles in athletic departments: "One potential explanation or maybe factor in the relative increases at this top level compared to the middle level is the classification and even kind of the structuring of positions in athletics to increase the C-suite titles that I don't know that we saw a lot of five years ago, certainly not 10 years ago. You didn't really see people with a Chief Revenue Officer title or even a Chief Financial Officer title. ... Perhaps the role that previously was maybe an Associate AD for Revenue Generation is now being titled a Chief Revenue Officer."
➤ As for the multi-year decline of Associate and Assistant AD postings: "In 2024, those title layers accounted for 12% of all job postings. In the next year, 2025, that fell to 10%. … And then in 2026 so far to-date, 8%. That's a steady two-point decline year-over-year for three consecutive years now. So, a trend to monitor for sure." (link)
➤Read College.town’s latest jobs market report. (link)
Self-checkout technology provider Mashgin recently launched its new Power Counter and Mini Power Counter products, driving enough demand to sell out of initial stock twice. The company, which now operates in 65% of all professional sports stadiums, has secured large college and professional deployments for the scaled-down machines. According to SBJ’s Bret McCormick, Northwestern installed 62 Power Counters at the newly rebuilt, $870M Ryan Field, while USC added 16 Minis to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Mashgin CRO Brandon Scott noted that venues previously tested a few machines before expanding, but are now placing high-volume initial orders akin to the 52 units purchased for the Buffalo Bills' new Highmark Stadium: "It’s like when an artist cuts a new record. You think the songs are great — put it on the radio, you find out. It was a lot of trepidation, so it’s very nice to see it well received." (link)
As part of its acquisition of Sam Green University and the AthleteCon event brand, TheLinkU is establishing a new AthleteCon HQ in Austin, Texas, that’s expected to debut in January 2027, creating a space where student-athletes can visit to shoot content, livestream and build their personal brands with hands-on support and resources such as brand pitch portfolios, rate sheets and personalized strategies, per Forbes’ Kristi Dosh. Founded by former DI student-athlete Sam Green, SGU has served more than 3K NCAA student-athletes across nearly three dozen athletic departments, while AthleteCon 3.0 in Las Vegas in 2026 drew 230 athletes, 30 administrators, and 55 brands, yielding 30 NIL deals and 15 internships. Under the deal, AthleteCon will serve as TheLinkU's athlete development arm, with plans to expand attendance at the event to 500 athletes in 2027. (link)
An estimated 75% of former NFL players who died between 2008 and 2023 were diagnosed with CTE, according to a study published in JAMA Network Open by researchers at Boston University, Mass General Brigham, and the Concussion & CTE Foundation. The study, which evaluated 2,362 cases by combining data from 396 donated brains with records from 1,966 non-donors, aimed to mitigate previous selection bias criticisms by accounting for the fact that nearly 94% of donated brains showed signs of the disease. Researchers cautioned that the findings only estimate prevalence among deceased players and do not predict rates for living individuals or address players at the college and youth levels. The authors also noted that many identified cases may have been in the early stages and potentially symptom-free at the time of death. The NFL issued a response indicating that it “continuously strives to make the game of football safer, including by implementing strategies to reduce concussions and head impacts. We encourage former players to utilize these resources to identify and seek treatment when they are concerned about their health." (link)
Morning Edition
October 31, 2026
USA Today’s John Brice gets some feedback from leaders close to the Big 12 who offered anonymous perspectives on the characteristics and skills needed to replace outgoing Commissioner Brett Yormark. Here’s what you need to know…
➤ “The new leader has to find a way to close the gap between the P-2 (Big Ten, SEC) and the Big 12 in a meaningful way in this new era.”
➤ “(Yormark) will be difficult to replace. They need to find another forward-thinking leader and not a reactionary like most of the current power conference commissioners.”
➤ Potential candidates mentioned include Fox Sports EVP for Business Development & Media Jordan Bazant, a trio of SEC conference office brass - Deputy Commissioner/COO Charlie Hussey, Chief Legal Officer/General Counsel Jessica Presnall & Assoc. Commissioner/Head of Men’s Basketball Garth Glissman - as well as American Commissioner Tim Pernetti, Tennessee AD Danny White, Pitt AD Allen Greene & Alabama boss Greg Byrne. (link)
More on the Florida State Board of Trustees meeting yesterday and developments around the AD search in Tallahassee come from The Osceola's Bob Ferrante. BOT Chairman Peter Collins provided context on the speed of the search: “... it’s not happening according to some people’s timeline, their desired timeline. Sorry. I wish I could sit down with everybody out there and explain to them what we felt the problems were, what we felt needed to be changed. But there’s not enough time to do that.” More from Collins: “We underperform woefully on monetizing our brand. And as the cost in athletics go up, you have to go find that money.” (link)
Private equity investment in college athletics will remain limited until the industry establishes clearer legislative rules and predictable governance, according to an expert panel at the 15th annual University of Michigan Sport Business Conference reported by Front Office Sports' Ben Horney. Apollo Sports partner Sam Porter indicated that firms require clear legal boundaries around rights management before deploying major capital, while industry leaders eye the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act—which recently cleared the Senate—to double the revenue-sharing cap, regulate transfers and agents, and permit conferences to pool media rights. The ongoing uncertainty regarding student-athlete employment classification and potential collective bargaining presents another roadblock for institutional investors. American Commissioner Tim Pernetti: "College sports has become a multibillion-dollar industry built on the backs of college athletes who are in the spotlight all the time. ... Without it, conferences like his will keep getting raided for talent and coaches. [That is] not sustainable and kills the experience for college athletes." (link)
Forget “This is Sparta,” now it’s “This is the Pac-12” as the league unveils its new team trophy, featuring a “holdable shield” that's “built to be raised, carried and celebrated.” Check it out. (link)
The idea behind tomorrow's Eternal City Tip-Off men’s and women’s basketball doubleheader matching Villanova and Notre Dame in Rome to kickoff the new college basketball campaign resulted from the May 2025 election of Villanova grad Pope Leo XIV. Check it out…
➤ Per SBJ’s Matt Fortuna, Wildcats AD Eric Roedl “half-jokingly” fired off a quick text to On Location EVP and Notre Dame grad John Anthony about the idea. Then came the difficult part of trying to make it happen. Numerous hands were involved in putting the event together at the 11K-seat Palazzo dello Sport, starting with collaboration between On Location, Fox and Players Era.
➤ A near-sellout is anticipated, with roughly 7K U.S. fans expected to make the trip. Roedl said that Villanova has sold 6K ticket packages, and that doesn’t include the contingent of students currently studying abroad in Italy who may go to the game. He expects both schools to cover costs but not make much, if any, money directly off the game.
➤ Anthony: ”It’s been an extraordinarily heavy lift. Nothing that we’re doing was already in place. …Somebody said: ‘I bet you can’t wait to get to Nov. 2.’ I said, ‘No, I can’t wait to get to Oct. 30.’ There is no better feeling than what we do.”
➤ EverWonder Studio - which owns the Players Era - CEO Ian Orefice: “It’s one of one. It’s really hard to compare this to anything else.” (link)
Big Sky Deputy Commissioner Dan Satter talks about the logistics behind the conference's 2027 football schedule release, which officially shifts the league from eight to nine conference matchups, thereby alleviating non-conference scheduling challenges for western FCS programs while taking advantage of new NCAA rules permitting 12-game regular seasons and Week 0 starts…
➤ "You know, quite frankly, with only one FCS program west of the Dakotas in Texas that's not in the Big Sky, our teams have to travel a fair distance or ask other teams to do the same. Between the distance that schools have to navigate as well as how strong our league is, we do struggle to get non-conference games."
➤ "Furthermore, as we looked at when and how to do that, starting the season in Week 0, which also this year in ‘26 became permissible for all FCS teams, what made the most sense was to plug in the ninth conference game to open the season. Therefore, we don't have to ask our teams to reschedule the non-conference games they already had contracted in what were the first three weeks of the ‘26, ‘27, and ‘28 seasons." (link)
Continuing its analysis of athletic department structures, Collegiate Sports Connect has released a new Talent Benchmarking report evaluating senior administration pay across 90 public FCS and I-AAA institutions. The data reveals that non-football departments operate with a notably heavier investment in executive leadership, sending 14.8% of their total payroll to senior administrators (averaging $386K per department) compared to just 11.4% in the FCS ($260K). At the individual level, I-AAA median senior salaries ($123K) are highly competitive with the FBS Group of 6 ($128K), while the typical FCS senior administrator commands significantly less ($104K). However, the report emphasizes that leadership structures shrink rapidly outside the FBS, as the average FCS or I-AAA department utilizes two to three senior administrators while roughly half of all FCS programs operate entirely without a Deputy AD. (link)
Coaches Corner…
➤ Central Arkansas Volleyball HC John Newberry resigned yesterday, having led the Sugar Bears since the 2020-21 season. (link)
➤ WRAL’s Brian Murphy reports that North Carolina will pay Turnkey ZRG $40K for its Football GM search plus $60K for “football consulting, including participation in prospect meetings, retention strategy discussions and roster construction activities through Dec. 14.” (link)
➤ Auburn Men’s Basketball will not hire a replacement general manager this season after parting ways with GM Brian Kloman a week before the opener, according to 247Sports’ Nathan King. The program dismissed Kloman following the collapse of a lawsuit filed by signee Mantas Rubstavicius against the NCAA, after reports revealed Kloman withheld information regarding the 24-year-old Lithuanian wing's previous European college enrollment. To handle roster management, contracts, and NIL strategy, Tigers HC Steven Pearl plans to divide front-office duties across his remaining staff while leaning on athletic administration, including Exec. Senior Assoc. AD/former On To Victory executive director Brett Whiteside. (link)
Today’s Oklahoma State-Iowa State football match-up at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa, will “turn Halloween into a real treat,” per The Athletic’s Scott Dochterman, who notes the Cyclones will don black-and-white uniforms, black helmets and revive the “Cynado” logo from the 1990s and early 2000s, while the visiting Cowboys will be clad in orange “from their helmets to the Swoosh on their Nike Skeleton cleats.” ISU had hoped to wear all-black uniforms if the Big 12’s media partners chose to broadcast the game at night. When it was announced as a 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff, it “all made sense,” according to Iowa State Asst. AD for Communications Matt Shoultz. The concept gained traction on social media after the league announced the schedule last winter, prompting equipment staffs to seek sign-off from HCs and the conference. The uniform combination was finalized earlier this week. Shoultz and OSU Director of Football Communications Sean Maguire in a joint statement: “They thought it was a great way to take advantage of a unique opportunity.” (link)
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio has denied former Cincinnati/Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby’s motion to dismiss UC’s breach of contract against him, per Boise State professor Sam Ehrlich, who notes the case now heads toward discovery and a trial. (link)
Baylor filed a lawsuit in Texas district court against former offensive lineman Sean Thompkins, alleging he breached a buyout contract on his NIL agreement after transferring to LSU, KWTX reports. The university claims Thompkins owes $85K plus legal fees and interest after failing to meet the terms of a May settlement agreement established when his December 2025 contract automatically terminated upon entering the transfer portal in January. (link)
A federal court indefinitely extended the stay on a Title IX lawsuit filed by three former Penn swimmers against the university and the NCAA regarding Lia Thomas' participation in the 2022 season. Plaintiffs Grace Estabrook, Margot Kaczorowski, and Ellen Holmquist originally filed the suit in February 2025, and The Daily Pennsylvanian's Lavanya Mani notes the court initially paused the case in July 2025 pending a decision in Gaines v. NCAA. Penn successfully petitioned to maintain the hold despite a judge dismissing the Gaines allegations last month. From the Quakers’ legal filing: "Penn respectfully submits that the stay should remain in place until the Gaines proceedings have run their course to spare this Court and the parties from duplicative litigation and a waste of private and judicial resources, and to prevent conflicting rulings on overlapping issues." (link)
Fairleigh Dickinson men’s basketball is bucking the trend of teams donning commercial jersey patches designed to make money by instead placing the National Down Syndrome Society logo on its uniforms, per NorthJersey.com’s Jerry Carino. Knights HC Jack Castleberry pitched AD Jason Young on dedicating the space to the nonprofit, whose mission is close to his heart after his two-year-old daughter, Avery, was born with Down syndrome, creating a first-of-its-kind awareness campaign that debuts Monday against Illinois on the Big Ten Network. Castleberry: “What if we found a cause and championed that cause? It would be an opportunity for us to do some good here. … I think there’s a lot of misunderstanding out there about what Down Syndrome actually is and what the lives are like for those who have Down Syndrome. It’s not this terrible thing that I believe most people think it is.” (link)
Holy Cross partners with Opendorse to provide all student-athletes a branded NIL marketplace. (link)
UC Davis has partnered with Athletic Solutions to launch official Adidas NIL Locker Rooms for student-athletes. (link)
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