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The top five most-clicked CollegeSports.jobs of the week...
#5: Kennesaw State: Assistant Director of Revenue Enhancement
#4: Northern Michigan: Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach
#3: Kennesaw State: Compliance Coordinator
#2: SEC: Associate Commissioner for Strategic Communications
#1: Washington: Deputy AD
#5: U.S. Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI) and Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH) have introduced a bill that limits the amount of international athletes on a college sports roster to 20%, per Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger, who notes the bill is called the “Training and Education for American Members in University Sports and Athletics Act” or TEAM USA Act. (link)
#4: The Protect College Sports Act has surpassed the 60-vote threshold to proceed through the first of three procedural votes. Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger on next steps: “One day’s time (and 60 votes) is required between each vote. Leaders are targeting mid-next week for the final vote.” (link)
#3: Rock Valley debuts its new turf field project, with its women’s soccer team becoming the first to play an official game on the new field. Baseball and softball facilities are also part of the turf installation project, and will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 23 to dedicate those new fields. (link)
#2: Carroll is set to officially open its new James D. Ball Athletic Field Complex. The facility includes a new FieldTurf, eight-lane track, bleacher seating, Musco lighting and more and was supported by $5.6M in country and fundraised contributions. (link)
#1: Butler will host the 2026 Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) 4A, 5A and 6A State Championships at its recently renovated BG Products Veterans Sports Complex. (link)
