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November 4, 2026
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“'What are the three Ds?' And he said, 'Decide, delegate, and disappear.' So as a leader, you have to make the decision. And so for me, the decision might be, 'Hey, we're going to distribute $21M of rev share and then delegate it to someone whom I trust and that will get the job done and then disappear.'“
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The College Football Playoff Selection Committee released the first set of rankings for this season. Miami (FL) tops the pack, followed by Georgia, Utah, Indiana, Alabama, Kentucky, Texas, UCLA, BYU, Ole Miss, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Tennessee, LSU, Texas Tech, Wake Forest, Houston, Missouri, Iowa, USC, South Carolina, Arizona, Oregon, Florida and Boise State. (link); Here’s everything Arkansas AD/Committee Chair Hunter Yurachek had to say about the rankings. (link)
Democrats won back control of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in last night’s midterm elections, securing an estimated 255 seats in the House, well beyond the 218 needed to become the majority party, according to NBC’s Scott Wong. (link); As for what it means for college sports, former Fox Sports President Bob Thompson offers one perspective: “[The Protect College Sports Act] had House issues before today. Those issues just got a whole lot worse today.” (link); Also of note, former Texas Tech/Auburn/Ole Miss Football HC Tommy Tuberville was elected as the new Governor of Alabama. (link)
Florida State Seminole Boosters CEO Stephen Ponder explains in a video to fans that “we’re continuing expansion into new areas of business development, corporate partnerships, media and fan engagement. And we’re bringing all of those efforts together under one plan. We have a strong foundation. And we’re committed to doing our part to help Florida State win championships. Now, as the university prepares to welcome its next head football coach, roster success remains a priority. We’re excited to partner with The Battle’s End on the work they are doing. Today, every alum and fan has an opportunity to be a part of the future of FSU football by supporting The Battle’s End. You will hear more about an expanded partnership between Seminole Boosters and The Battle’s End as our work continues.” (link)
Bruin Capital CEO George Pyne appeared on the Varsity podcast with Puck’s John Ourand to analyze the shifting media landscape, soaring franchise valuations, and the fragmented state of collegiate athletics, among other topics. Here’s what’s most important for you…
➤ How would Pyne fix college sports? “You’d want to be able to restrict a player’s movement, so you either get an exemption from Congress or you collectively bargain. You need a thoughtful approach to the geographic distribution of the product. The Pac-12 was the Conference of Champions for 110 years, and it no longer exists. … You’re heading toward consolidation, and a lot of great schools will be left out. You need a thoughtful approach to the teams, the players, the coaches. And you have to remember that players are there to get an education, so I would keep the integrity of that. The Protect College Sports Act isn’t perfect, but it’s a good approach.
➤ On why private equity continues to invest in sports teams despite high entry costs: "When you survey the world, people who make these investments have determined this is a very safe and durable place to put their money over a 30- or 40-year period. ... Credit to the U.S. leagues, they have very conservative debt rules, so the capitalization of sports from a league perspective is very safe. Nobody’s over-leveraged; you’re not going to see teams going bankrupt."
➤ On the streaming platform showing the most momentum for future media rights deals: "I don’t know whether one’s better than the other. But you feel momentum for YouTube and YouTube TV. If I were a league entering a long-term contract, I’d really have to consider my strategy with that particular platform, because user-generated content keeps building momentum.” (link)
TCU AD Mike Buddie visited the Competitive Kindness Podcast with Dr. Rob Clark to discuss leadership philosophies, navigating roster revenue sharing, the connection between athletic success, university enrollment and more. Here are some takeaways…
➤ Athletics serving as a primary university enrollment driver: "I'm really fortunate to be on a team led by a chancellor who clearly understands the value of athletics, so much so that athletics is identified as one of the four key pillars to our strategic plan called LEAD ON, where between now and 2035, we want to grow enrollment and the key driver to successful enrollment increase is success in athletics. You could argue that the TCU chancellor is my biggest donor and a great partner in communicating to faculty and staff and trustees that the most successful way to get us to achieve our goals is to allow our revenue sports to flourish and put us on the map."
➤ Lessons he’s learned on delegating internal execution: "I will say one of the most valuable lessons I had came from my time at [Army] West Point. … I got to know Marty Dempsey, who was the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a legendary four-star general. I asked him about ‘how does he empower people,’ and he said the three Ds, because everything in the army has an initial and some sort of abbreviation. I said, 'What are the three Ds?' And he said, 'Decide, delegate, and disappear.' So as a leader, you have to make the decision. And so for me, the decision might be, 'Hey, we're going to distribute $21M of rev share and then delegate it to someone whom I trust and that will get the job done and then disappear.'” (link)
Despite marketing the planned $288M 865 Neyland entertainment district as "100% privately funded," Tennessee is financing the project's $83M garage through state school bonds, according to Sportico's Daniel Libit. The development calls for a 24-story condo-hotel anchored by the garage, with UT assuming full debt obligations via the Tennessee State School Bond Authority—amounting to an estimated $7.3M in annual debt service at an assumed 7.85% interest rate, or $5.4M at 5%. While Vols President Randy Boyd and AD Danny White maintained the project relies strictly on private capital, agreements for future ground rents—projected to deliver $1.5M in combined annual base rent plus at least 3% of revenues over $25M—remain non-binding, leaving the university liable for the debt even if the district stalls or gets canceled. Addressing the financing before the board of trustees executive committee, UT System CFO David Miller: "It is very important to note that while the university has no money in the hotel or entertainment district, we will be financing with state school bonds. ... so there is no university tuition, taxpayer dollars or other campus funds supporting the parking." (link)
People & Places…
➤ Georgetown has promoted Senior Assoc. AD for Sport Administration/Chief of Staff/SWA Kelli Myers to Deputy AD for Administration/Chief of Staff/SWA. The Hoyas have also elevated Deputy AD for External Affairs Dan O’Neil to Deputy AD for Strategy and External Engagement. (link)
➤ Florida is set to name Syracuse Senior Assoc. AD for Development Jordie Kindervarter as Executive Director of Gator Boosters, Inc., per CollegeAD, which notes TurnkeyZRG assisted with the search. (link)
➤ Michigan’s Tiffany Raymond has been promoted to Assoc. AD of Human Resources after serving as Asst. AD. (link)
➤ Hofstra’s Rich Wisor gets the bump from Asst. AD to Associate AD for Compliance & Student Services. (link)
➤ Arkansas State Women’s Soccer HC Brian Dooley has stepped down to pursue other professional opportunities. (link)
The Big 12 will evaluate its officiating program this week following multiple admitted errors during BYU victories over Notre Dame and Arizona State, according to The Mercury News’ Jon Wilner. The conference acknowledged prematurely ending the Cougars' 28-24 win over the Irish when the stadium clock still showed 0:01, and later confirmed a replay review incorrectly awarded a first-quarter touchdown against the Sun Devils. On3’s Daniel Hager notes the scrutiny coincides with the league's recent decision to build a new Replay Operations Center in Irving, Texas, ahead of the 2027 season to modernize game management and provide live broadcast audio feeds during reviews. (link)
Abilene Christian and Tarleton State’s 106-year-old football rivalry will officially be known as “The Hundred-Mile Showdown," starting with this Saturday’s match-up in Stephenville, Texas. Tarleton State AD Steve Uryasz: “Every good rivalry has a strong name. The sometimes-used former name, the I-20 Rivalry, created confusion geographically, and both institutions wanted to adopt a name that is comprehensive – unique, catchy, and logical. The Hundred-Mile Showdown encapsulates all of that." (link)
Louisville inks a men’s and women’s basketball jersey patch agreement with L&N Federal Credit Union for the 2026-27 season. L&N is now the official jersey patch sponsor for UL football, volleyball, men's basketball, and women's basketball. (link)
Versant, the NBCUniversal spinoff vehicle housing linear cable networks such as USA Network, Golf Channel, CNBC and MS NOW, reported declines across pay-TV distribution revenue (down 5.8% to $935M) and advertising (down 5.3%) in its quarterly earnings report, per Awful Announcing’s Drew Lerner. While the company's Platforms segment, which includes digital assets like Fandango and GolfNow, increased revenue by 9.6% to $245M, TV segments still drive roughly 85% of the company’s total income. Versant CEO Mark Lazarus told investors in an earnings call that he sees “opportunity” ahead to capitalize on other networks’ austerity when it comes to sports rights. Lerner: "Networks looking to secure the NFL are positioning themselves to save money elsewhere, likely by downsizing other areas of their sports portfolios. Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch, for instance, has already said his company plans to ‘rebalance’ its sports rights portfolio to afford the expected NFL increase. ... Versant is well positioned to bid on rights that other networks and streamers decide they can do without. That said, don’t expect the company to compete at the top end of the sports rights market." (link)
TikTok is expanding beyond shoulder programming and alt feeds by serving full, primary event broadcasts directly within users' algorithmic feeds. JohnWallStreet notes that with the success of Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) broadcast of its August 21 card featuring Amanda Serrano, billed as the first championship boxing production to air live on TikTok, it’s believed the experience will prompt the social media platform to add more live sporting events and that other social discovery platforms could follow suit, potentially creating several new distributional channels for rights owners. Here’s more…
➤ MVP Chief Strategy Officer Mitch Glaser: “The same algorithmic feed that created countless new celebrities & consumer businesses is now coming for live content. This is beyond disruptive. We gave them the full show––the main event, everything. [And] it performed incredibly well because the TikTok community discovered our broadcast by simply scrolling their main feed. Over 100M impressions and incredible engagement amongst a demo that was 68% under the age of 35.”
➤ For the first time, someone on the platform “will be scrolling like normal and land in a live sports broadcast,” Glaser said. “This changes streaming [on] social platforms from easy to access and free to view to easy to access, free to view and highly discoverable. … Eventually, I would expect that Instagram, X and YouTube will lean in more as well.” (link)
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Evening Standard
November 3, 2026
CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz reports “there’s a growing belief that the SEC may soon adopt something similar to the Big Ten’s new rule that would include a salary cap and also financial penalties if teams go over the salary cap number.” (link)
House settlement plaintiffs attorneys are petitioning a federal court to approve $18.6M in fees and expenses after logging more than 3,430 hours monitoring and enforcing the settlement during its first year, per Sportico’s Daniel Libit. The request filed by Hagens Berman and Winston Taylor asked U.S. Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins to award them $3.81M for “monitoring and enforcement” work, $14.82M in incentive fees tied to the student-athlete revenue-sharing pool and just over $200K in related out-of-pocket expenses. Under the settlement, attorneys Jeffrey Kessler and Steve Berman may seek annual payments of up to 1.25% of the amount of money schools spend on athlete revenue-sharing. “In their latest petition, however, the attorneys are ultimately seeking a lower rate of 0.75%. Kessler and Berman also noted they are not seeking compensation for nearly $2.73M in additional billable work they performed over the past year. That work included addressing pending appeals of the final settlement approval and ‘responding to an enormous volume of inquiries’ from class members regarding sale of their claims to third-party claims purchasers.” All funds, including backpay damages to class members, remain in escrow until the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejects challenges to the settlement. (link)
As the World Turns in Tallahassee…
➤ On3’s Pete Nakos points to a source who says the hope is to get a new Florida State AD hired by the end of the month. While FSU President Richard McCullough is expected to play a pivotal role in the process, Florida State Board of Trustees Chair Peter Collins will also have a large say. Of note, neither has ever previously led a college football coaching search. (link)
➤ WarChant.com’s Ira Schoffel sat down with McCullough to discuss the decision to part ways with HC Mike Norvell. McCullough said the Norvell decision had weighed on him for months. “I talked to him today and … he said, ‘If you ever need me for anything, I’m here for you.’ I was like, the guy is like class. He’s just total class.
➤ On media speculation that the Seminoles couldn’t afford to part ways with Norvell, McCullough remarked: “We wouldn’t have done it if we couldn’t afford it. … We’re at the point now like, how can we afford not to do this? I mean, I think the time has come. We have to do this. We owe it to so many of our constituencies. We need to put a highly competitive team on the field, and we have to do whatever it takes to get to that place.”
➤ When asked what FSU would be looking for in a replacement, McCullough told Schoffel he wanted someone who would represent the character and integrity that is ingrained in Florida State culture. He said he generally has a “no-jerks policy” when it comes to making hires, so he would love to bring in another good human being like Norvell if at all possible, with one slight difference. “Somebody that wins every game they play.” (link)
With the College Football Playoff Committee set to release its initial 2026 rankings tonight on ESPN, the group has announced the addition of an enhanced metric called “Strength of Conference Enhancement,” which will place a greater emphasis on the difference in schedule strength within a single conference. Per Front Office Sports’ Kennington Smith III, while technically not a new metric, the newfound emphasis comes against the backdrop of coaches’ complaints, particularly in the SEC, about the value of strength of schedule regarding how teams are ranked weekly. “The enhancement is applicable to all conferences, not just the SEC. In the Big 12, the conference’s top three teams—No. 3 Utah, No. 7 BYU and No. 13 Texas Tech—only share one common opponent, TCU, despite playing in a 16-team conference. But the SEC has the largest number of teams that could be affected in the initial rankings. Currently, there are six SEC teams with two losses in the top 20 of the AP Top 25: Alabama, LSU, Missouri, Ole Miss, Tennessee, and Texas. Of these teams, there have been four head-to-head matchups with four more games remaining.” Full CFP Selection Committee make-up and criteria. (link, link)
Syracuse AD Bryan Blair sat down with The Daily Orange’s Noah Nussbaum and Nicholas Alumkal to discuss a number of topics. Here are some of his most notable comments…
➤ Looking to maximize resources while operating in the bottom half of the ACC in commercial revenue: "The big piece of my challenge and my opportunity is to generate more commercial revenue. Frankly, we have to. And that means doing things differently than we've ever done before, re-imagining the [JMA Wireless Dome] in terms of not only the experience and the product on the field, but the seating options, what we can take to the corporate and business community moving forward. On the flip side, we've got to spend and make more, but we've got to do it more efficiently than ever before."
➤ Roster spending and talent evaluation compared to high-payroll peers: "In sports, there's always been a pathway for ‘that underdog’ or even that individual just not spending or trying to outspend. I think college athletics right now, if you look across the top 25, is littered with teams that spend at the very top, no longer even being in the picture for a national championship or even a playoff right now. And then you got some others that are near the bottom of their conference fighting for conference championships across the board. And so it still comes down to coaching. It still comes down to evaluation. … I still think high school recruiting matters. It's nuanced because you want to fill gaps in with NIL and the portal and the like, but all those things have to come together in a way that we maximize every dollar that we spend." (link)
College football regular-season television ratings across ABC, NBC/Peacock, CBS, Fox and ESPN have dropped 6.1% YoY through Week 8 of the 2026 season, averaging 3.3M viewers across 131 Nielsen-rated telecasts compared to 3.5M across 124 windows over the same period in 2025. Per The Athletic’s Stewart Mandel, the slump comes despite Nielsen's implementation of measurement adjustments that produced an artificial 3.4% baseline bump in August, masking an even steeper actual decline across traditional linear partners. Additional notes…
➤ Fox (+1.1%) was the lone network to avoid a loss thanks to its expanded Friday night lineup, while CBS (-12.8%), NBC/Peacock (-11.0%), and ESPN (-9.5%) faced the sharpest declines. Media rights control and scheduling quirks also dictated league shifts, as SEC broadcasts climbed 2.1% to a 5.3M viewer average and Big 12 telecasts surged 9.2% behind early-season upsets, whereas the Big Ten fell 10.4% (3.5M) and the ACC plunged 44.5% to 2.3M after marquee non-conference windows rotated away from home sites.
➤ Audiences remained durable for this season’s five Top 10 clashes (+6.4%), but cracks began showing up after that, particularly in games involving fringe CFP contenders. "The voices behind the 24-team Playoff say they’re [expanding] in large part to generate more interest in those late-season games involving the teams in the lower half of the rankings. So far this year, though, audiences are saying that even at 12 teams, they’re much more interested in watching legit national title contenders than perceived CFP bubble teams." (link)
The CW is eyeing live sports rights currently controlled by Warner Bros. Discovery's TNT Sports, as well as other pro leagues and college conferences, with Skydance evaluating potential cost cuts across its debt-laden portfolio, per Front Office Sports’ Michael McCarthy. With TNT properties, including a seven-year, $1.575B NHL deal, a seven-year, $3.75B MLB agreement and a 10-year, $650M French Open package, nearing their expirations over the next few years, The CW is aiming to leverage its linear reach to acquire more live packages, including a potential push for College Football Playoff games should the field expand to 24 teams. The CW SVP of Sports Michael Perman: "Yes, the CFP is interesting. There’s a lot of games; it’s a lot of money. … Skydance, they have some games—so we’d be interested to see what happens with that. But we’d definitely be interested in doing more, or talking to ESPN, potentially about that. As you know, we have a business relationship with ESPN. They are a streaming home for us. ... That relationship is great. We talk to them all the time. So we’re definitely open to adding more." (link)
Team USA is seeking outside financing for a new commercial rights vehicle dubbed U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Ventures, per Sportico’s Sara Germano, who notes The Raine Group is being retained to explore a potential stake sale or debt raise that could value the vehicle in the billions. Here’s what you need to know…
➤ U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee CEO Sarah Hirshland: “Sports entities are all focused on building their direct-to-consumer value proposition. How do we build our fan base, know who our fans are and customize offerings for those fans? How do we drive content and engagement both within our competition environment but also outside and beyond our competition environment?”
➤ The initiative arrives as the USOPC navigates cyclical financial swings, dropping from $496M in revenue during the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics to $264M in 2025, and prepares for the expiration of its joint commercial venture with LA28 ahead of the Utah 2034 Winter Olympics.
➤ Hirshland said U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Ventures will encompass both domestic and global sponsorship and licensing deals, content distribution and direct-to-consumer sales, with the exception of the Utah 2034 ticketing and hospitality, which will remain with the organizing committee.
➤ While declining to comment on the valuation of the new entity, when asked if the USOPC is open to investment from private equity, institutional capital or sovereign wealth funds, Hirshland remarked: “Our responsibility is to look at all of our options, and I would say we are doing that.” (link)
Dollars & Deals…
➤ Nike extends its partnership with Oregon State through 2031, while signing Beavers football student-athletes Braden Atkinson and Jesse Legree to its Blue Ribbon Elite NIL roster. (link)
➤ New Mexico elevates its partnership with Nusenda Credit Union to include a uniform patch that will be worn by the Lobos’ 2026-27 winter and spring sports teams. (link)
➤ Rhode Island announces a $1M initiative to rename the URI Soccer Complex as the Edward and Gail Bradley Family Soccer Field, with family and friends of former Rams Men’s Soccer HC Edward Bradley, and his wife Gail, recently providing a $250K gift to kick off the campaign. Funds will go toward the Rhode Island Athletics Complex Renovations Fund for Soccer. (link)
➤ Mercer announces the creation of the New Heights Fund, a revenue-sharing initiative within the Mercer Athletic Foundation created to strengthen the department's ability to recruit, retain and develop elite scholar-athletes. (link)
People & Places…
➤ Utah names EB7 Advisory Group Founder Erika Barnes as Deputy AD for Development and External Relations. (link)
➤ Stephen F. Austin Women’s Basketball HC Leonard Bishop signs a contract extension that could keep him in Nacogdoches through the 2030-31 season. (link)
➤ ESPN has hired The Athletic Editorial Director Sergio Gonzalez as VP of Digital Editorial, per Front Office Sports’ Ryan Glasspiegel. In the role, he will lead editorial operations including newsbreakers and reporters across ESPN.com and social platforms. (link)
➤ The Big Ten Network is adding former Maryland/New Mexico Football HC Mike Locksley as a studio analyst on “The B1G Show,” starting this Friday. He’ll also appear on the broadcaster’s Saturday programming, which includes “B1G Countdown to Kickoff” leading into the Maryland-Purdue game, is set to work weekends for BTN through the 2026 Discover Big Ten Football Championship Game on December 5 and could potentially appear on College Football Playoff coverage. (link)
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