Podcasts about deputy athletic director

On this week's edition of Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles, sits down with the Director of Athletics, Jeremy McClain, to discuss a wide variety of topics concerning Golden Eagle and Lady Golden Eagle athletics. Cox is also joined this week by Spencer Bridges, the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Revenue Officer and Ryan Lee, Assistant Athletic Director, and Director of Compliance.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For every Big South Conference trophy that Longwood wins, Troy Austin deserves at least a pat on the back.    In his 12 years as athletic director and the first in the Division I era, Austin helped bring Longwood into the Big South and hired coaches that brought conference championships to Farmville.  Troy Austin left Longwood and returned to his alma mater at Duke in October of 2018 as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Internal Affairs.  He now oversees all athletics fundraising for the Blue Devils as the Deputy Athletic Director for Development. 

On this week's edition of Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles is joined by Director of Athletics Jeremy McClain to discuss several topics, including men's and women's basketball and preparations for the upcoming baseball season. Cox also sits down with Ryan Lee, the Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance and Spencer Bridges, the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Revenue Officer.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hard to believe we know, but Lee and Penny Anderson Arena will open later this year in November and house both Tommies hockey and basketball. PLUS, so much more. Deputy Athletic Director, Cory Chapman, joined the show to update us the status of the build. Ross and Corbu also take a look around campus! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mitch Harper caughtup with BYU deputy AD Brian Santiago in San Antonio earlier this week and talked about recent success in football and basketball, and talked about what lies ahead for BYU athletics.

This week on Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles visits with Director of Athletics Jeremy McClain about several topics including new head football coach Charles Huff. Cox also sirs down with assistant baseball coach Ladd Rhodes about the upcoming season and with Spencer Bridges, Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Revenue Officer.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In the season 5 finale episode, I explore Hill's approach to Team Leadership as detailed in chapter 16 from the 9th edition of Peter G. Northouse's "Leadership: Theory and Practice." During the segment, I highlight connections to our class' definition of leadership, discuss the importance of a strong culture, provide an overview of the model, and conclude with strengths and criticisms of the model. For the final Living Leadership interview of the year I'm joined by Deb Boughton, the Deputy Athletic Director at Marshall University. Before arriving at Marshall, she had a similar role at Northern Illinois University. Deb is a 1997 Trinity University alumna. While at Trinity she was a standout on the women's soccer team and was in the first class of Trinity Master's of Accounting program.  She speaks glowingly about role models and mentors like her head coach Nick Cowell, accounting professor Dr. Petrea Sandlin, and Trinity's longtime Director of Athletics Bob King. Deb firmly believes that nothing gets done if you haven't built strong relationships and emphasizes the difference between management and leadership. Speaking about relationships and the value of intercollegiate athletics, Deb says "A coach connects you to a program, but your teammates keep you there." She highlights that great leaders see no boundaries or limitations, but that they need strong colleagues to help them be aware of the pitfalls or proverbial alligators. I love how she describes what college athletics was for her and what it is for so many others - a place to learn, overcome fears, and develop confidence. During the conversation we discuss fruit salad versus gumbo as metaphors for why diversity matters and her two tenets of leadership: 1) reliability and 2) trust. This is an amazing conversation to conclude season 5 and I hope you enjoy!  

@1QLeadership Question: Does age matter if someone has the capacity to do the job? Tangela Cheatham, Deputy Athletic Director for Sport Administration and Senior Woman Administrator at Central Michigan, talks about being trusted with an executive level position at an early age. The woman who hired her, CMU Director of Athletics Amy Folan, was also trusted early in her career.  credits 'supported autonomy' as a critical development tool most of her current responsibilities were new experiences when she was hired understands that she will never know everything, thus she is always willing to learn Cheatham describes leaning on Folan to understand the depth of the Deputy position. She also gives her thoughts on impostor syndrome. Throughout her career, Cheatham has always considered caring about people as her primary skill. - One Question Leadership Podcast - Tai M. Brown 

The University of Colorado Boulder added new LED technology to its stadium to ensure Folsom Field was ready for Prime Time in 2024. To hear all about the project, from ideation to installation and much more, Justin and Matt sat down with Jason Depaepe, Deputy Athletic Director, and Deric Swanson with BuffVision, both at the University of Colorado.   Links: YouTube Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDveZsQT9nU  Daktronics News Release: https://www.daktronics.com/news/university-of-colorado-calls-on-daktronics-for-new-led-display-system  Daktronics Stadium Drone Video: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=820540796894416     

Get to know UB's new Deputy Athletic Director for External Relations Sean FerreraSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The College Basketball Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network talks about which programs have the most NIL. Ryan McIntyre (@Moneyline_Mac) and Noah Bieniek (@NoahB77_) analyze the dismissal of 4 coaches from Penny Hardaway's Memphis Basketball program. It is Sicko Season for College Basketball. Mac and Bieniek are diving head first into covering CBB's biggest preseason headlines daily this year. TCE Trims will be short form 10-30 minute news content where we provide our analysis and takes on today's buzz. Rick Stansbury, Faragi Phillips, Jamie Rosser, and Demetrius Dyson all were relieved of their duties with the Memphis Basketball program. Who was behind the dismissal, Head Coach Penny Hardaway or Athletic Director Ed Scott? What is the current situation with Jermaine Johnson? Was a College Basketball burner news account wrong, or was their a last minute change of heart? Ed Scott took over as Memphis Athletic Director effective July 22nd, 2024. Scott was previously the Deputy Athletic Director at Virginia where their basketball program has been excellently ran by Tony Bennett. Does Scott have a different vision for the future of Memphis Basketball? Was this set of staff moves perfectly timed after students were enrolled into school? Are the guys that were relieved of their duties going to be able to land on their feet prior to this upcoming season? Good luck to Penny Hardaway and Memphis in their upcoming tumultuous non-conference schedule! Want to hear us talk about a specific college basketball news headline or topic on TCE Trims? Leave a comment or review on the podcast platform or YouTube. Another option, tweet at or DM us on Twitter/X @Moneyline_Mac and @NoahB77_. Beginning this week Mac and Bieniek will begin conference previews on The College Basketball Experience podcast. 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Chad Brendel and David Simone discuss the week that was Cincinnati Bearcats. This week Deputy Athletic Director for the University of Cincinnati, Anthony Di Fino, discusses Nippert Stadium for your 2024 season. Chad and David then preview the Bearcats opening game hosting Towson, before dropping their full season predictions. They close the show with a national glance in David's new segment. Join the conversation live every Wednesday night at 8pm on the Bearcat Journal Twitch and YouTube channels, and don't forget to like and subscribe while you're there! Turtle's Brew Time Stamps 0:00 - 43:00 Deputy AD Anthony Di Fino 43:00 - 1:02:00 Towson Preview 1:02:00 - 1:45:00 Full Season Predictions presented by Homefield 1:45:00 - 1:55:34 The 6-Pack

This week on Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles, sits down with Director of Athletics Jeremy McClain to discuss the start of the 2024 football season and this week's season opener at Kentucky, in addition to many other things going on this time of the year in athletics. Cox is also joined by Spencer Bridges, the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Revenue Officer for athletics and Reed Stringer, the assistant head coach and General Manager for the Golden Eagle Football team.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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This week on Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, The Voice of the Golden Eagles, is joined by Director of Athletics Jeremy McClain, to talk about several different topics, including fall sports, football season tickets and the Eagle Club. Cox is also joined this week by Spencer Bridges, the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Revenue Officer for athletics and Desmond Lindsey, football's associate head coach and wide receiver coach.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jessica Coody sat down with Haven Fields, Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Operating Officer for Nebraska Athletics, to get to know his story and journey that led him to Nebraska, his relationship with Athletic Director Troy Dannen and what makes him such a great leader for the Huskers, what Haven has learned about the athletic department and what he hopes to bring in his role, what it's been like working with football as the sport administrator and getting to know the staff, leaders that have influenced him and his most valued leadership skills, his advice for future leaders of athletics, and much more!

On this week's edition of Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles is joined by Director of Athletics Jeremy McClain to talk about the athletic year, the recent NCAA baseball regional in Knoxville, Tennessee and Golden Eagle baseball. Cox also sits down with Spencer Bridges, the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Revenue Officer and Joe Bryant of the M-Club Alumni Association.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Brian Roberts (https://twitter.com/beeberts) interviews Jamie Boggs (https://twitter.com/JamieBoggsJD) about her life and career and how she rose through the ranks to become the Vice President of Athletics at Grand Canyon University. During her first year of law school, she knew she wanted to pursue a career in sports over law and, after graduating from law school at the age of 22, began her career at a sports agency in Washington, DC. She then began her collegiate athletics career by taking a position at Duke University where she worked directly with Coach K and shares some advice she received from him. Jamie then decided to take ten months off from her career to focus on raising her children before getting a call from Georgia State University asking if she would join their athletic department and assist with their transition from FCS to BCS. After a successful transition there, she moved to Phoenix to take the position of Deputy Athletic Director at Grand Canyon University and assist with their transition from NCAA Division II to Division I. Brian previously served as the former General Counsel and Chair of GCU's NCAA Transition Committee and he and Jamie recount their experience working together at GCU. Jamie discusses her appreciation for working at GCU and directly with President Brian Mueller and Senior Advisor Jerry Colangelo. The show closes with a discussion of NCAA athletics generally, including conference realignment and NIL, and Jamie provides advice to anyone interested in having a career in athletics.Links:GCU: www.gcu.eduGCU Athletics: www.gculopes.comThe Attorney Lounge YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheAttorneyLounge-fd1lo/featuredThe Attorney Lounge Twitter: https://twitter.com/AttorneyLoungeArray: www.trustarray.comArray's Twitter: https://twitter.com/trustarray Lawyers careers

Host Chris Johnson and guests give a recap of the discussion and decisions made at the October 3-4 NCAA Division I Council. First guest is Lynda Tealer, chair of the DI Council and Deputy Athletic Director at the University of Florida, who provides an overview of the topics the DI Council heard and are acting on. She is followed by Cody Shimp and Morgyn Wynne, the chair and vice-chair of the Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and student-athlete representatives on the DI Council. Cody, a recent graduate baseball player at St. Bonaventure University, and Morgyn, a recent graduate softball player at Oklahoma State University, provide the voice of the student-athlete and its impact on the DI Council and legislative process. Welcome to Inside the NCAA: The AMA Experience. This podcast series provides an in-depth conversation on the rules that administer the NCAA, as explained by the subject matter experts that oversee those rules throughout the Association. Host Chris Johnson, associate director of Academic and Membership Affairs, guides these discussions to provide the insight into the how, why and what these topics mean for individuals on college campuses across the country.

A couple of years ago, the NCAA did something CRAZY. After some legal defeats and legislative challenges, the NCAA finally threw up their hands and started allowing college athletes to make some money by using their name, image, or likeness in different marketing activity. What happened next was a veritable explosion of new companies, brands, brokers, collectives and athletes all trying to gain a toehold and this new and potentially lucrative marketplace. It was, many said, the new Wild West of college sports. Well, if there's a sheriff in town trying to bring some order to the chaos of NIL, it might just be Learfield's Executive Vice President Solly Fulp. It's safe to say college sports is woven deeply into Solly's DNA. Before landing at Learfield, he was a D1 wrestler at Oregon and later a Deputy Athletic Director at Cal. And it's those experiences that position him so well to work on both the opportunities and challenges associated with NIL. In this episode, we talk all about those opportunities and challenges, how Learfield is approaching the quickly evolving NIL market, how Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders fits in, and much much more. And, if you stick around long enough, you'll even learn how depriving yourself of water affects your teeth. You wouldn't want to miss that, right? Right…?

Episode 3 begins with my lecture on chapter 3 of the 9th edition of Peter G. Northouse's "Leadership: Theory and Practice." During the segment, I highlight the evolution of skills-based approaches to studying leadership and detail Mumford et al.'s Skills Model of Leadership. In the Living Leadership Interview segment, I had the good fortune to discuss leadership philosophy, the skills great leaders utilize, and the importance of mentors with Trinity alumna, former student, and great friend Aly Lilley. Aly is the Deputy Athletic Director at Centre College (@CentreAthletics) in Danville, Kentucky. Before arriving at Centre, she was Trinity University's Associate Director for Athletic Giving and Engagement, and prior to assuming that role she was a long-time assistant volleyball coach at Trinity. A former All-American student-athlete, Aly highlights that great leaders are empathetic, honest, and deeply passionate about their work. She also details how former professors, part-time job employers, and Julie Jenkins (@TUVolleyballTX's wildly successful coach), helped her recognize the import of mentors to self-development and why trust is THE foundation for developing strong relationships.  Listen for how Aly describes emotional intelligence, a collaboration spirit, and a learner's mindset help leaders create dynamic, high-peformaning organizations.  Send me your thoughts and let's keep the conversation going on Twitter / X (@TingleJK) or on LinkedIn.

Ben Murray returns to WVU as a Deputy Athletic Director in charge of development. Golf Digest touts Pikewood National Golf Club as a location to host a major event.

Tune in as Shawn talks with Marcus Bowman, Deputy Athletic Director and CFO of Business Strategy at the University of Oklahoma. A former student-athlete, Bowman explains how he grew up in a competitive and sports-oriented family, but also one that instilled the value of working hard in school. This upbringing led to a full academic scholarship to Pitt and a spot on the basketball team, and, after graduating with a degree in finance, Bowman went on to serve as Senior Associate Athletics Director for Sport Administration at his alma mater. Now in Oklahoma, Bowman explains the path that led to his role at OU and gives advice for student-athletes looking to follow in his footsteps, including how to network, both personally and professionally, on the golf course. $10 for 10 Years: bit.ly/3BUEBkS Sign up to stay connected through our newsletter: bit.ly/3qSbqsx Follow us on social media: @OrangeArrowPA

When you're bringing a new arena to your campus, you obviously want the best for your student-athletes and fans. Justin and Matt visited with Zach Dayton, Deputy Athletic Director at Fairfield University, to hear how he took on this challenge and all of the details that go along with it.    Links:  Fairfield University News Release: https://www.daktronics.com/news/fairfield-university-partners-with-daktronics-for-new-leo-d-mahoney-arena  

On a jam-packed edition of Reb Talk, David Kellum is joined by Women's Basketball Head Coach Yolette McPhee-McCuin and Men's Basketball Head Coach Kermit Davis. Guard James White visits and Ole Miss Sr. Deputy Athletic Director for External Relations and Business Development Allen Greene stops by....See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's podcast includes Hall of Famer Danny Ainge spending time with us here in the studio. He lives by the mantra, “it's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice.” He is also the only student-athlete in BYU history to play professional baseball in the summer, and be a star for Cougar basketball during the winter—and he did that for three years. He led BYU to the Sweet Sixteen in 1981 and was named National Basketball Player of the Year. He played 14 seasons in the NBA and has three world championships, two as a player and one as an executive. He is currently the CEO of the Utah Jazz and a proud member of the BYU Hall of Fame. His No. 22 jersey hangs in the rafters at the Marriott Center. It is a pleasure to welcome Danny Ainge to Y's Guys.Also on this week's podcast... With BYU now in the Big 12, we've been wondering what that moment was like when the power five conference called BYU. Deputy Athletic Director Brian Santiago joins us tonight in studio. Brian won a state championship at Provo High School and played college basketball and baseball at Utah Valley and basketball at Fresno State. He finished the 1993-1994 season with the Fresno record in assists with 233 and he was second in the nation—hitting 50 percent of his three-point shots. In 2002 he was inducted into the Utah Valley Athletic Hall of Fame. He is the current Deputy Athletic Director at BYU. It is our pleasure to welcome Brian Santiago to Y's Guys. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of #GMGCast, Zac Babb and Hank Dickenson sit down with North Texas' new Vice President & Director of Athletics, Jared Mosley. They talk Mosley's time growning up in west Texas, his basketball playing days at Abilene Christian University, what led him to the business side of college athletics, and some of his vision for the Mean Green as he takes over the athletics reins in Denton. That's followed up by a trip down the corridor of years in “Babbling with Hank.” This time, Zac talks to Hank about his time as the Deputy Athletic Director of North Texas, what he learned in his time with the Mean Green, and what advice he has for people looking to break into the business side of college athletics. 0:00 - Podcast introductions 1:37 - Jared Mosley introductions 3:22 - Growing up Lockney, TX 3:59 - Family life 6:15 - Playing basketball at ACU 9:25 - Transitioning from player to administrator 13:55 - Grant McCasland at ACU 18:08 - Similarities and differences from Wren Baker 21:57 - Accomplishments as AD at ACU 25:11 - Growing relationships 27:48 - Thoughts on changes in college athletics 31:24 - “Babbling with Hank,” working on the business side of athletics

On this episode of #GMGCast, Zac Babb and Hank Dickenson sit down with North Texas' new Vice President & Director of Athletics, Jared Mosley. They talk Mosley's time growning up in west Texas, his basketball playing days at Abilene Christian University, what led him to the business side of college athletics, and some of his vision for the Mean Green as he takes over the athletics reins in Denton. That's followed up by a trip down the corridor of years in “Babbling with Hank.” This time, Zac talks to Hank about his time as the Deputy Athletic Director of North Texas, what he learned in his time with the Mean Green, and what advice he has for people looking to break into the business side of college athletics. 0:00 - Podcast introductions 1:37 - Jared Mosley introductions 3:22 - Growing up Lockney, TX 3:59 - Family life 6:15 - Playing basketball at ACU 9:25 - Transitioning from player to administrator 13:55 - Grant McCasland at ACU 18:08 - Similarities and differences from Wren Baker 21:57 - Accomplishments as AD at ACU 25:11 - Growing relationships 27:48 - Thoughts on changes in college athletics 31:24 - “Babbling with Hank,” working on the business side of athletics

Deputy Athletic Director at the University of Minnesota Dusty Clements talks about the Gopher Football Teams trip to New York for their bowl game, and their experiences beyond football.

Deputy Athletic Director at the University of Minnesota Dusty Clements talks about the Gopher Football Teams trip to New York for their bowl game, and their experiences beyond football.

Modern Issues in Administration. The host for this show is Angela Hayslett. The guest is Maggie McKinley. We discuss challenges in college athletics from the viewpoint of a Deputy Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator for the University of Cincinnati. We examine how issues like Name Image and Likeness 'NIL', sports wagering, and transfer rules affects college athletics at the University of Cincinnati. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6meZE3R0oHy_OBeomxTylhe Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

Jeff Crane, the Deputy Athletic Director at the University of Memphis, joins Greg and Eli to preview game week for the Tigers with their Week 1 Matchup with Mississippi State and answer questions from listeners about the Tigers. Also, the guys talk about Matt Araiza's situation with his parents making a statement yesterday on Twitter.

On August 1st, Al Tomlinson was named the next Deputy Athletic Director for External Affairs. Bringing a wealth of experience as both a former MAC student-athlete and a sports administrator, Tomlinson said the decision to come to the University of Toledo was easy. He sits down with Brent Balbinot on this edition of The Rocket Liftoff Podcast.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode of The Group of Five Guys Podcast, The GOFG recap their holiday weekend and turn their attention this upcoming one.  The guys are splitting up for a little bit of travel as Sprouse, Murph and Tip will take their talents to the Lonestar state. They will be visiting UTSA on Friday and Texas State on Saturday.  Zeke and Swag Bear will be in Nashville enjoying some good food and beverages.  Realignment continues in college football and seems to be an ever changing environment.  Deputy Athletic Director at MTSU joins the pod to help shed some light on how the process works. He gives his opinion on where he thinks it is headed and how this will affect the Group of Five.  Miss this episode and you will miss a lot!!!   

Tune in as Shawn talks with Marcus Bowman, Deputy Athletic Director and CFO of Business Strategy at the University of Oklahoma. A former student-athlete, Bowman explains how he grew up in a competitive and sports-oriented family, but also one that instilled the value of working hard in school. This upbringing led to a full academic scholarship to Pitt and a spot on the basketball team, and, after graduating with a degree in finance, Bowman went on to serve as Senior Associate Athletics Director for Sport Administration at his alma mater. Now in Oklahoma, Bowman explains the path that led to his role at OU and gives advice for student-athletes looking to follow in his footsteps, including how to network, both personally and professionally, on the golf course.

Leah Beasley serves as Mississippi State University's Deputy Athletic Director for External Affairs. She directly oversees the external units of Broadcast Operations, Communications and Creative Content, Digital and Revenue Innovation, Fan Experience and Outbound Ticket Sales, and Marketing/Branding. From a sport administrator standpoint, Beasley directly oversees the national championship baseball program and is the secondary administrator for the football team. Follow Leah at: https://www.instagram.com/leahkbeasley/ https://www.twitter.com/leahkbeasley Follow Leadership is Female at: https://www.instagram.com/leadershipisfemale/ www.leadershipisfemale.com Follow Emily: https://www.instagram.com/emilyjaenson/ Get 15% off MOBOT at https://mobot.com/discount/LEADERSHIPISFEMALE

Today we get the opportunity to speak with Patrick Ransdell, Deputy Athletic Director at App State for External Relations! Patrick discusses the new Yosef Club donation requirements for season tickets and football parking, as well as future Yosef Club ideas and initiatives going forward! The interview starts at the 3:46 mark! As always use GOLDROOM15 on houseunitedsports.com for all of your App State apparel needs!

Colleen Sorem ('00), Deputy Athletic Director at University of Maryland discusses working throughout a global pandemic, being a women in sports and advice for future students who want to get into the sports industry

Bryan Blair wants to be the absolute best AD in the industry and after this conversation you will probably agree that one day he will be described as one of the best. Blair is the Deputy AD/COO at Washington State and he joined the Higher Ed Athletics podcast to share his preparation to the role and how he has been building his career through educating himself and establishing authentic industry relationships. Blair offers incredible advice on how to be a spouse and parent in this demanding industry. He explains how the skills developed from both law school and compliance are still useful regularly in his senior-level administrator position. Blair's approach to choosing which books to read and how to extract industry knowledge out of them is something that has helped me in my career, too, and we both share some of our favorites. Blair shares his thoughts on what COVID may change about how we lead athletic departments in the future and ends the conversation by sharing what hypothetical case study he would create for future ADs. This is one of those interviews where several times I forgot we were recording a podcast instead of just a talk. 0:18 Integrating Family Life Into Demanding Positions 5:55 Using Law School & Compliance in Athletics Administration 12:47 Why Reading Books is Important to Your Development 20:58 Building Authentic Industry Relationships Pursuing Career Goals 32:15 Sport/Unit Administrator Oversight Ins and Outs 39:08 Industry Reflections & Changes Post-COVID 46:20 Creating a Case Study for Future Athletic Directors

Bryan Blair wants to be the absolute best AD in the industry and after this conversation you will probably agree that one day he will be described as one of the best. Blair is the Deputy AD/COO at Washington State and he joined the Higher Ed Athletics podcast to share his preparation to the role and how he has been building his career through educating himself and establishing authentic industry relationships. Blair offers incredible advice on how to be a spouse and parent in this demanding industry. He explains how the skills developed from both law school and compliance are still useful regularly in his senior-level administrator position. Blair's approach to choosing which books to read and how to extract industry knowledge out of them is something that has helped me in my career, too, and we both share some of our favorites. Blair shares his thoughts on what COVID may change about how we lead athletic departments in the future and ends the conversation by sharing what hypothetical case study he would create for future ADs. This is one of those interviews where several times I forgot we were recording a podcast instead of just a talk. 0:18 Integrating Family Life Into Demanding Positions 5:55 Using Law School & Compliance in Athletics Administration 12:47 Why Reading Books is Important to Your Development 20:58 Building Authentic Industry Relationships Pursuing Career Goals 32:15 Sport/Unit Administrator Oversight Ins and Outs 39:08 Industry Reflections & Changes Post-COVID 46:20 Creating a Case Study for Future Athletic Directors

In this episode, we sit down with Tommy McClelland, the former Director of Athletics at McNeese State and Louisiana Tech, and the current Deputy Athletic Director of External Affairs and Revenue Generation at Vanderbilt University, to hear his career story. Learn more about Uncommon Sports Group.

Vandy Football Coach Clark Lea (21:57) recaps the Tennessee lose last Saturday. They had Deputy Athletic Director for External Affairs Tommy McClelland (28:55). They also had a conversation with Trey Thomas (44:41) right before the Vandy men's Basketball game.

On the Thanksgiving edition of 'The Current,' Corey sits down with former Tulane pitcher Braden Olthoff following his first season of pro ball. Then, Dr. Charvi Greer stops by, Deputy Athletic Director of Student Affairs, to shed light on how Tulane Athletics supports their student-athletes. And, head football coach Willie Fritz joins the show for the final time this season as his group looks to end the year with a bang in Memphis.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Lee De Leon is the Deputy Athletic Director with Middle Tennessee State. He's also the President and Co-Founder of ADs4Christ, a non-profit organization that develops current and future collegiate athletic directors through spiritual growth and fellowship. Lee has had previous stops at Louisiana-Lafayette, Abilene Christian, Purdue, New Mexico, Arizona and LSU.  Today on the podcast, we talk to Lee about his role with ADs4Christ and why he felt compelled to start this ministry for people in the role that he's been in.  --- Receive our 10-day Sports Spectrum Devotional written by professional athletes for FREE when you sign up for our Sports Spectrum Weekly Email Newsletter. Sign up here.

This College Leaders segment features Bryan Blair, Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Operating Officer at Washington State University.  In the four years that Bryan and his team have been in Pullman, they've worked to build a culture that highlights and celebrates what is unique about Wazzou.  Bryan and David hit on hiring coaches and staff that are cultural fits, embracing your identity and taking risks to move college athletics forward.----Show Notes2:31    Balancing Performance and Culture in Coaching Hires6:21    Marrying a Coach's Culture with the Department Culture8:17     Defining Cultural “Fit”11:25   Weaving Your Core Values Into Your Operation13:56   Capturing What Works and Infusing a New Culture15:25   Ingraining Your Purpose Statement in the Organization16:28   Rallying Your Team Behind Your Mission18:35   Embracing What Makes You Unique25:41   Leaning Into NIL  29:23   Equipping Your Team for Success38:30   Bryan's Billboard----For more on topics mentioned in this episode:Washington State's Strategic PlanThe Ride of a Lifetime by Bob IgerHow is the Culture in Your Kingdom? - Listen to this Flip the Switch episode for more from Dan CockerellConnect with Bryan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email!---Want more from EngageMint? Subscribe to our newsletter

Hosts Brian Avery and Shelley Lyle, with the University of Florida Department of Sport Management, Office of Engaged Learning interviewed Chris Park, Deputy Athletic Director at Washington State University. Chris received his bachelor's in business administration and master's in sport management from Texas A&M. He's worked in various collegiate athletic roles including Texas A&M's 12th Man Team Rewards Program Coordinator, Sam Houston's athletics external operations coordinator, and Texas State University's Assistant Athletic Director. Chris led the University of Texas-El Paso as Deputy Athletic Director before he moved to Washington State University where he is currently the Deputy Athletic Director- External Relations. Please tune in to learn what Chris shared with #UFSPM​ students, alumni, faculty, and industry friends regarding his many professional accomplishments. #GoGators #UF #UFSPM

In this episode, the Deputy Athletic Director at the University of Louisiana, Lee De Leon, joins the show to talk about building relationships with present sport leaders, finding a mentor, and how to stand out in the hiring process.

After growing up with a parent in collegiate athletics at Arizona State University, Casey Cegles knew he wanted to make a name for himself in the industry himself from a young age. Currently, Casey is the Deputy Athletics Director at Kent State University. Given his background as a student-athlete, Casey brings a unique perspective to this week's episode of "What Would You Say You Do Here?", specifically in response to the new Name, Image and Likeness ruling for the NCAA. This recent development in the world of collegiate athletics and sponsorships prompts for some very interesting conversation between Dan and Casey - especially given Casey's background on the topic in corporate sales and sponsorships. You will not want to miss the pair reflecting on Casey's past experiences as he shares advice to those looking to get into the sports industry. Be sure to tune into this week's episode of "What Would You Say You Do Here?" to get a sneak peak at the ins and outs of working in collegiate athletic operations.

Slade Larscheid is the Deputy Athletic Director at South Dakota State University and has over a decade of experience in athletic administration, fundraising and marketing. In his role Slade supports the day to day operations of the athletics department with oversight of all revenue generation, marketing and communications. Prior to his current role, Slade served as director of athletics at Augustana University from 2014 to 2018. Under his leadership, the university had unprecedented success in the classroom, competition and revenue generation. It was capped off when Augustana won the NCAA Division II men's basketball national championship in 2016. A native of Spearfish South Dakota, Slade attended Northwestern University, where he received a bachelor's degree in communications and master's in sports administration. He was also a three-year letter-winner for the Wildcat football team, and earned academic All-Big Ten honors in 2006.

-Colin Lacy & Danny Reed go through the news and notes in Georgia Southern Athletics (2:51)-Chris Davis, Deputy Athletic Director, joins to talk about the 2020-2021 Athletic year and look ahead (21:10)-You Pick: Favorite Non-GS sports memory (52:51)

George and James interview Deputy Athletic Director at Notre Dame and Former Wisconsin AD Mario Morris. We talk about the the consequences of the new NIL proposal and laws. We hit on the rise of the No-Hitter in the MLB and wrap up with HS Football Opt Outs.

Tommy McClelland, the Deputy Athletic Director at Vanderbilt, joins the pod to discuss his role in the athletic department, adjusting to the transition from Louisiana Tech to Vandy, the beginning of the Clark Lea era, the future of gamedays at Vanderbilt Stadium, his message to Commodore Nation, and an update on the football locker room renovation. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedorereport/support

Hank Dickenson is the Director of Membership at the Denton Chamber of Commerce and has been involved with the Denton Chamber for more than 10 years. Previously, he served as a Board Member and was elected Board Chair in 2010. He also served as the Chair of Discover Denton and assisted with the hiring of Mike Pistana, current Vice President of Discover Denton. Dickenson is a past recipient of the Chamber Volunteer of the Year Award as well as the prestigious Otis L. Fowler Award. Prior to accepting his position at the Denton Chamber, Dickenson spent over 25 years at the University of North Texas Athletic Department as an athletic administrator, holding titles such as Deputy Athletic Director from 2006-2015 and Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director/Community Engagement from 2016-2020. 

Cathy Rossi Work ethic and preparation as keys to finding a meaningful path that fulfills her passion and discovering her evolution of the definition of success. Social Media Twitter Cathy Rossi UW Milwaukee Athletics Competitive Mindset Social Media Twitter Instagram Time Stamp 0:00 Journey 8:45 Motivation to travel 12:05 Fear 14:08 Learning Preparation 15:00 Hardwork 16:45 Competing 18:30 Competitiveness as a detriment 20:40 Delegating 25:25 Mentoring 28:40 “Why” 29:30 Motivation 31:40 Success 35:30 Growth 40:57 Project 42:50 Leisure --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bill-kegler/support

Lee de Leon (@LDeLeon5) is the Deputy Athletic Director for the Ragin' Cajuns. He also serves as the President of AD's for Christ. Its mission is to “connect, encourage, and equip current and aspiring athletics directors who love Jesus and are committed to making an impact for Him through college athletics." In this conversation with Chad, Lee discusses: Why leaders should be readers How ADs for Christ started and the work it does for AD's all over the country What a Christian Coach should be about Follow us on Twitter: @ChristCoachPod Follow us on Instagram: @ChristCoachPod

In the newest episode of the Blue Ribbon College Basketball Podcast, hosts Chris Dortch (@cdortch) and Kevin Ingram (@KIngramSports) welcome in ESPN commentator Rich Hollenberg and Charlotte deputy athletic director Chris Fuller. Get full access to Blue Ribbon Report at blueribbon.substack.com/subscribe

Featuring Ted White the Deputy Athletic Director for The University of Virginia   (Recorded 10/7/20)

Haven Fields grew up in a single parent household in Miami. He grew up a Florida State fan and thought he was headed to Tallahassee to play for Bobby Bowden. That is until, his son, Terry, sent Jimbo Fisher south Florida to recruit Fields. Haven played for Terry Bowden, Brother Oliver, then Tommy Tuberville in his first season at Auburn. After two years in the CFL, Fields finished his master's degree at Auburn and began a career in athletics administration with Tigers Unlimited. After stints at South Alabama and the University of Illinois, he is in his first year as the Deputy Athletic Director at Ball State. Former Auburn Linebacker Haven Fields is featured in this Talking Tigers Podcast, presented by Wickles Pickles.

Mike discusses the challenges of leading the department’s COVID response team, as well as the factors in formulating the 2020-21 men’s basketball schedule.

On the inaugural episode of Chekpoint we had the absolute pleasure of bringing on Haven Fields from Ball State.

Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Operating Officer Stu Halsall caught up with Karlton Creech on this week's episode of the Pioneer Podcast, presented by Centura Health.

Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Operating Officer Stu Halsall caught up with Karlton Creech on this week's episode of the Pioneer Podcast, presented by Centura Health.

This week we were able to catch up with Deputy Athletic Director for External Affairs, Chris Fuller, to talk about the exciting new branding for the Charlotte 49ers and what Bold Rush means for athletics.  Join us to hear about the process the department underwent to design the new branding, the ideas behind the concepts just released, and a few fun topics along the way.

Deputy Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Excellence Lynn Coutts visited with Vice Chancellor Karlton Creech on this episode of the Pioneer Podcast, presented by Centura Health. (previously filmed and recorded last winter). Lynn's progression from being an All-American softball player, to coaching, and finally to working in athletics administration. Her experiences working directly with several of DU's athletic programs and the potential she sees for the future of Denver Athletics Her work with leadership guru Jon Gordon and how her leadership style is rooted in positivity, accountability, and excellence

Deputy Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Excellence Lynn Coutts visited with Vice Chancellor Karlton Creech on this episode of the Pioneer Podcast, presented by Centura Health. (previously filmed and recorded last winter). Lynn's progression from being an All-American softball player, to coaching, and finally to working in athletics administration. Her experiences working directly with several of DU's athletic programs and the potential she sees for the future of Denver Athletics Her work with leadership guru Jon Gordon and how her leadership style is rooted in positivity, accountability, and excellence

The Deputy Athletic Director for External Relations at Grand Valley State University in Michigan where he and his staff have been honored with 70 national awards. As a student athlete at the school he was a four-year member of the varsity baseball team, followed by four years as an assistant coach. While growing up he had played five different sports.

Joining us on the pod from ICA, Deputy Athletic Director of Internal Relations Kelly Barsky talks about building a community within UCSB Athletics, coaching with Lindsay Gottlieb, and takeaways from each of her mentors along the journey to UCSB.

-Colin Lacy & Danny Reed look back at the past week for Men's and Women's Basketball-Colin sits down with Director of Athletics Tom Kleinlein to talk about his time in Statesboro as he transitions to Deputy Athletic Director at Ole Miss-Colin & Danny preview the upcoming week for Men's and Women's Basketball

New USU Assistant Vice President and Deputy Athletic Director Jerry Bovee joins the podcast to talk about his new role within the Utah State Athletic Department as well as his excitement for the future of USU Athletics. Before our conversation with Jerry we take a closer look at the newly released Mountain West Conference basketball schedule.

What does athletics teach you? It’s not about you, it’s about the other ten guys on that team, the other four in basketball...it’s about everyone working together for a common purpose, for a common goal, and you shouldn’t care who gets the credit as long as you accomplish that goal. - Col. Bart Weiss Col. Bart Weiss is the Director of Athletic Operations at the Community School of Naples, in Naples, FL. He has a truly impressive background in sport and at the United States Air Force. He recently retired after nearly 30 years of service as a full Colonel, and before retiring from active duty in 2014 to join CSN, Weiss served as the Academy’s Deputy Athletic Director. As Deputy Athletic Director of the USAF Academy he oversaw 27 NCAA Division I sport programs and supervised physical education and fitness programs to over 4,000 USAF Academy cadets. Col. Weiss was born in Muskegon, Michigan but grew up in Naples and graduated from Naples High school in 1982. He is a 1986 graduate of the US Air Force Academy and earned a master's of science from Marymount University in 1998 and graduated from the US Army Carlisle Barracks in 2006 with a master’s in National Security Strategy. As a member of the class of 1986 Col. Weiss was named a conference offensive player of the year, 1985 First-team all-conference, and 1985 runner up for the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award. In 1985, Weiss was the first player in USAFA history to rush and pass for over 1,000 yards in a season and led the 1985 team to a 12-1 overall record and #4 national ranking. He was also recently inducted into the United States Air Force Academy Hall of Fame. In addition to these leadership experiences, during his career in the Air Force he led 480 cadet-candidates through a balanced curriculum of military training, academic education and athletic competition and also led and commanded flying squadrons and multiple operational units worldwide. He served in Washington DC working alongside both military leaders and members of Congress, and is a command pilot with 5,000 flying hours. He served as Vice President Gore’s pilot on Air Force Two, and also spent a year augmenting Air Force One! Kathy and Col. Weiss met up on the road this week and spent time digging into the “secret sauce” for parents of balancing support and humility, teaching excellence, integrity, respect, and instilling discipline in athletes. He delves into the dynamics of when to be a leader and when to fold into an existing entity and work your way up. His wisdom on the importance of failure and seeing the big picture is so helpful, and we believe parents and athletes will gain so much from the wisdom in this episode. Learning from his focus on teachability and cheering on the entire team was such an honor to us, and we hope this episode inspires excellence in you and your athletes this week!

Eric Roedl is the Deputy Athletic Director & COO for the University of Oregon Athletic Department. It this episode we discuss Eric's path to athletic administration after being a college athlete, his role running the UO athletic department operations, as well as the excitement around the upcoming Duck football season and the success of the university's athletic program.

Markus Jennings is considered a rising star in college athletics development, now on the NAADD board as well as running revenue generation for Sacramento State. Jennings discusses the nuances that come with making major gift asks, as well as ticket sales, along with the transition of titles toward Deputy Athletic Director within departments. Jennings presents the current challenges in college athletic administration, as well as how young administrators are facing the peaks and valleys of social media, executive searches and personal branding. Twitter: @MJ_CollegeSport

In this episode, Peter speaks with Kyle Brennan, Deputy Athletic Director at the University of Utah, about his career and what it is like to work in a college athletics department. Topics covered include: how to break into working in college sports, issues that arise in the job, and the benefits that come from this work.∼ Continue Reading ∼

NC State announced on Tuesday that hoops assistant Bobby Lutz has assumed the new role of Special Assistant to the Deputy Athletic Director for External Operations.  We discuss this move for Lutz, what it means for NC State basketball, who might fill his spot on the staff, and much more on the latest podcast.  

Following Clemson football's impressive playoff run, Deputy ADGraham Neff talks about the residual brand impact, and how the institution hopes to make the most of it. 

In today's 1.Q, Oregon State's Zack Lassiter provides insights on joining a new institution, and the importance of understanding the ins and outs of the college or university itself (beyond just the Athletic Department).