Podcasts about deputy athletic director

He's a titan in antique collecting, a monster in fueling Tech's facelift ahead of entry into the Sun Belt, and the son of a Mayor. Deputy Athletic Director for Competitive Excellence Gerald Jordan details his unique journey to Tech and provides an update on many of the innovative efforts the athletics department is making to remain competitive during a transition in conference affiliation.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

UNC Charlotte is rewriting what modern university advancement can look like—fast, collaborative, and deeply rooted in place. In this episode of Talking Tactics with Safaniya Stevenson, Beth Krigler and Penny Hawkins unpack how the “For the Love of Charlotte” campaign helped fuel a record-breaking surge in giving, including an extraordinary rise in non-alumni engagement and a fundraising trajectory that's set to hit its $500M goal years ahead of schedule. From building a culture of “getting to yes” to breaking down silos across athletics, academics, and alumni relations, this conversation reveals how intentional alignment, shared language, and community-driven strategy can transform fundraising from transactional efforts into sustained momentum. Guest Names:  Beth Crigler, Vice Chancellor or University Advancemnt, University of North Carolina Charlotte  Penny Hawkins, Deputy Athletic Director, Chief Enterprise Philanthropy Officer, University of North Carolina Charlotte Guest Socials:  Penny: https://www.linkedin.com/in/penny-hawkins-cfre-68ab893/ Beth: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beth-crigler-cfre-139889114/ Guest Bios:  Penny Hawkins is Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Philanthropy Officer at UNC Charlotte, where she leads philanthropic strategy for Charlotte Athletics while also serving as Associate Vice Chancellor for Development. She has additionally served as Interim Executive Director of the Athletic Foundation since November 2025, guiding a period of accelerated growth in donor engagement and athletic fundraising. Since joining UNC Charlotte in 2021 as Senior Director of Development for Strategic Planning and Gifts, Hawkins has quickly become a central leader in the University's advancement enterprise. In 2022, she was appointed Associate Vice Chancellor for Development, where she has helped shape and execute some of the institution's most ambitious fundraising efforts. Her leadership has been instrumental in advancing the For the Love of Charlotte campaign, a $500 million initiative that has already secured $400 million in commitments and continues to build momentum toward its goal. Hawkins has played a key role in UNC Charlotte's record-setting philanthropic achievements, including contributing to the University's first-ever $100 million fundraising year in FY25 and helping secure transformative gifts such as a $23 million commitment from the Mebane Foundation in support of literacy education. During Niner Nation Gives 2026, she helped lead Charlotte Athletics to a historic performance, more than doubling its previous record with $2.2 million raised through 1,852 gifts. Before joining UNC Charlotte, Hawkins served as a senior consultant with PMA Nonprofit Leadership and held development roles with organizations including Novant Health, KinderMourn, and the Council for Children's Rights. A Certified Fundraising Executive and graduate of UNC Chapel Hill, she is also an active leader within the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Across her career, Hawkins has been recognized for building strong donor relationships, aligning philanthropic strategy with institutional vision, and helping organizations translate momentum into long-term impact—particularly in support of student success and community advancement. Beth Derrick Crigler is vice chancellor for advancement at UNC Charlotte, where she leads the University's philanthropic strategy, alumni engagement, advancement operations, external relations, university events, and communications. She was appointed to the role following a national search, having previously served in the position in an interim capacity since July 2022. Since joining UNC Charlotte in 2018 as associate vice chancellor of development, Crigler has played a central role in advancing the University's fundraising momentum, including helping to complete the $200 million Exponential Campaign, which ultimately closed at more than $218 million. Under her leadership, the University has continued to exceed annual fundraising goals and recently achieved record-setting success with its most successful Niner Nation Gives campaign to date, alongside securing transformative support such as a historic gift from the Mebane Foundation for literacy education and raising more than $60 million toward strategic priorities. A 20-year veteran of the development profession, Crigler has raised more than $130 million for Charlotte-area charitable organizations and more than $1 billion for nonprofits across North Carolina. Prior to UNC Charlotte, she served as senior director of principal and leadership gifts for the Novant Health Foundation and has held leadership roles with organizations including Charlotte Latin School, the U.S. National Whitewater Center, Sharon Towers, and the Cabarrus County Boys & Girls Club. A Certified Fundraising Executive and graduate of the University of South Carolina, Crigler is also active in the broader Charlotte community, serving on the Board of Directors of Charlotte Mecklenburg Housing Partnership and Camp Debbie Lou, a family camp she helped found for children with cancer. - - - -Connect With Our Host:Safaniya Stevensonhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/safaniyastevenson/ About The Enrollify Podcast Network:Talking Tactics is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — The AI Workforce Platform for Higher Ed. Learn more at element451.com. 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It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and we're launching our “Campus Care Collective” series with William Middlebrooks, Deputy Athletic Director, Leadership Strategist, and Basketball Program Director at Lincoln University in Oakland, California. From college basketball player to high school coach at age 18, Coach Middlebrooks shares how mental health fuels athletic success and lifelong prosperity. He warns against desperation-driven sports decisions while coaching parents to prioritize personal value over financial prospects. Through programming designed with his wife, athletes build mental resilience, conflict resolution, organizational skills, and real-world grounding through jobs and community service. After leading teams to championships, he teaches true success balances on-court wins with off-court intentionality, which is where most athletes actually build their wealth. ⁠ Coach Middlebrooks completed his MBA in Finance, Policy and Law at Southern Utah University, and received his Bachelor of Arts in Sports and Recreation Management at Ashford University in Chandler, Arizona. He is known for developing high-performing teams while prioritizing mental wellness and personal growth. Often called “The People's Coach,” Middlebrooks blends athletics, leadership, and life development to help student-athletes and professionals build resilience, manage pressure, and lead with purpose. His programs have produced championship teams, academic standouts, and transformational personal outcomes — all rooted in a culture that values mental health as a cornerstone of sustained success. To learn more about Coach Middlebrooks, connect with him on IG @williampmiddlebrooks or visit his website at WilliamMiddlebrooks.com or LincolnUCA.edu.

Send us Fan MailWe talk LSU Tiger Hoops with LSU Deputy AD/Director of External Relations for LSU System, Heath Schroyer, as he join us on the latest Full Court Press : A College Basketball Experience. A lot of Will Wade discussions along with how it all went down and the expectations in Baton Rouge. We are big fans of Heath and as always we have a great time on the latest Full Court Press : A College Basketball Coaches Show  powered by the Full Court Network.SUBSCRIBE to the Full Court Press YOU TUBE channel:https://www.youtube.com/@FullCourtNetworkJOIN AND SUBSCRIBE THE FULL COURT NETWORK SUBSTACK PAGE:https://fullcourtnetwork.substack.com/

On this week's edition on Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles, sits down with Shawn Jones, the Deputy Athletic Director to discuss a variety of things that are going on in and around the athletic program. Cox is also joined by Matt Shadeed, Director of Sports Performance for football and Ryan Weir, Associate Head coach of women's soccer.Segment 1—Shawn JonesSegment 2-Matt ShadeedSegment 3—Ryan WeirSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Haven Fields Sr. is constantly looking to get better. That's what I took out of this conversation. From the great ADs he's worked for like Troy Dannen, Beth Goetz and Josh Whitman, to his personal board of directors, Fields has clearly paid attention as he continues his path to the AD chair. Haven talks about what he's learned from those ADs and how he consumes and stores insights to keep learning about the industry. He is led by his faith and talks about why it's important for him and his family to find the right fit anywhere he's been in his career as he wants to be part of the community. I asked Haven what it's like being a competitive person on the pursuit of the first AD job and how to still be happy for your industry colleagues when they get opportunities, too. 0:00 Introduction2:00 Proud Nebraska Initiatives4:27 AD Vantage - Where Victory Is Vetted5:45 Learning from Great Athletic Directors11:00 How Haven Learns & Consumes Information14:55 Onrise - Mental Health for College Athletes16:30 Decision Process for Job Opportunities21:06 Tactical Strategy - How Do You Keep Notes/Materials for Future AD Chair24:32 Working with Very Different Budgets Throughout Career28:30 Competitive Nature of Pursuing First Athletic Director Job31:50 Haven's Podcast and Book RecommendationsAD Vantage empowers athletic directors with comprehensive staff data, performance analytics, and AI-powered candidate insights to make smarter hiring, compensation, and retention decisions in an era where every dollar counts. Learn more: ⁠https://www.athleticdirectorvantage.com⁠Onrise provides complete mental health Coverage for your Athletes. One call. Same-day setup. Your athletes get immediate access to peer support from retired pros, licensed clinicians, and 24/7 crisis care. Less than one in-house FTE. No hiring hassles. No initiative fatigue. Learn more: ⁠https://onrise.care⁠

Eric George joined the Rice Owls in late 2023 after 4 years at Clemson where he started as the Senior Associate AD/CFO before being promoted to Deputy AD. He is a business-minded strategist with a CPA that has worked for some incredible athletic directors. This conversation is mostly focused on how George thinks in his job, how he learns from others, and how he and his wife processes opportunities that led him to Rice and the ones that he will have in the future. I finish by asking Eric about the trend in FBS AD hires going younger lately and how that might change his approach. Eric is very focused on his deputy role at Rice and learning from Tommy McClelland, but I know he will be a great AD for some school at some point. 0:000 Introduction2:25 Proud Rice Initiatives So Far # 15:45 HEA: AD Chair Strategy Sessions7:18 Proud Rice Initiatives So Far # 28:50 AD Vantage - Where Victory is Vetted10:10 Learning from Great Athletic Directors13:55 Studying Athletic Director Content & Interviews16:35 How Eric Keeps Thoughts Organized for Future AD Role23:55 Career Design & Processing Opportunities33:40 Onrise - Mental Health Care for Athletes34:41 Balancing AD Ambitions with Deputy AD Demands37:20 The Evolving Role of the FBS Athletic Director42:40 FBS Presidents Taking Chances on Younger First-Time ADsHEA is presented by PILYTIX, an AI tech company for higher education institutions and sports organizations. Increased Donations. Fast, Effective Targeting. Improved Performance. Learn more: ⁠https://pilytix.ai/AD Vantage empowers athletic directors with comprehensive staff data, performance analytics, and AI-powered candidate insights to make smarter hiring, compensation, and retention decisions in an era where every dollar counts. Learn more: https://www.athleticdirectorvantage.comOnrise provides complete mental health Coverage for your Athletes. One call. Same-day setup. Your athletes get immediate access to peer support from retired pros, licensed clinicians, and 24/7 crisis care. Less than one in-house FTE. No hiring hassles. No initiative fatigue. Learn more: https://onrise.care

Old Dominion fans have had a lot of questions lately about the future of ODU Athletics, NIL, revenue sharing, the AD search, and what Monarchs+ is really supposed to be.In this episode of The Monarchists Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Ron Moses, ODU's Deputy Athletic Director for Student Athlete Advancement, Revenue Growth, and Competitive Strategy, for one of the most informative conversations we've had in a long time.Dr. Moses breaks down the current Athletic Director search, why search firms matter, how FOIA can impact executive hires, and what kind of timeline fans should realistically expect. Then we dive deep into the new college athletics landscape, including the difference between traditional NIL and revenue sharing, how ODU is approaching both, and why accountability, infrastructure, and fan experience now matter more than ever.We also get into Complete Champions, ODU's NIL arm, and the launch of Monarchs+, a new membership model built to give fans more access, more content, exclusive gear, and a more direct connection to Old Dominion Athletics.This is a must-listen if you care about where ODU Athletics is headed and how Monarch Nation can help shape it.Become a member of Monarchs+ and the Old Dominion Athletic Foundation today and support the future of ODU Athletics.https://odusports.com/monarchs-plus#subscribeSubscribe now and stay locked in with The Monarchists, the best and ONLY ODU podcast on the planet.#ODU #ODUAthletics #OldDominion #MonarchsPlus #NIL #RevenueSharing #TheMonarchistsChapters0:00 Intro0:28 Meet Dr. Ron Moses1:00 What Dr. Moses actually does at ODU2:10 AD search timeline and what fans should know5:05 Why schools use search firms8:15 FOIA, airport interviews, and how searches stay private10:18 NIL vs. revenue share explained14:12 ODU's commitment to revenue sharing18:07 Accountability and building winning systems22:18 Can ODU win across all sports in this era?27:18 What Complete Champions actually does32:20 How local businesses can partner with ODU athletes33:28 What Monarchs+ is and why it matters38:22 Building the infrastructure behind Monarchs+42:42 Behind the Shield, the new paywall, and fan experience44:18 Events, access, and what fans can expect from Monarchs+47:24 How current supporters can convert to Monarchs+51:50 Exclusive gear and sideline apparel possibilities54:18 Final message to ODU fans57:18 Closing thoughts

Luke is joined by Minnesota Deputy Athletic Director Mike Wierzbicki across a range of topics including but not limited to what the athletic department and fans can do to make the high profile sports like football, basketballs, volleyball and men's hockey more competitive. 

#254: Tanner Gardner is the Director of Athletics at Pepperdine University and a former three-time All-American wrestler at Stanford, where he built a legacy of excellence both academically and athletically. After earning advanced degrees from Stanford and an MBA from Harvard, Gardner began his career in consulting before rising through leadership roles in college athletics, including serving as Deputy Athletic Director and COO at Rice University. Known for his mission-driven leadership, he focuses on building championship programs rooted in character, faith, and long-term development, with a strong emphasis on developing student-athletes into leaders who excel both in competition and in life.

Tick experts are already warning everyone that it is going to be a brutal year for the little blood suckers. Chaz and AJ took some calls from the Tribe about their tick nightmares. (0:00) Comedian Vince Berry was in studio with Chaz and AJ, to share some audio from the Hartford St. Pat's parade over the weekend. Kate was dressed as Pooh Bear, and had been drinking straight vodka since 8 AM. (9:58) Charlie Dowd, the Deputy Athletic Director at Sacred Heart University was in studio this morning to talk about playoff hockey starting this weekend! (25:09)

Is your son being recruited for college baseball? This is the NIL conversation his future depends on. Subscribe for weekly college baseball insights.   If you're a parent trying to decode scholarship offers, revenue sharing, outside deals, and cap space — or your son is deciding between the portal and the draft — Georgia's Deputy Athletic Director just laid it all out.   WHAT YOU'LL LEARN   ✅ The 4 buckets of money available to your son — and why most families only know about 2 of them   ✅ How to tell the difference between a real NIL offer and an inflated promise that will never clear the system   ✅ The one question you should ask every school before your son signs anything   ✅ Why chasing portal money after one year could cost your son his degree, his reputation, and future deals   ✅ What schools actually think when agents call with big numbers — and how to tell if yours is helping or hurting   Your son's college decision isn't just about the biggest number on the table. Will Lawler has been negotiating these deals from inside one of the top athletic departments in the country since 2018. He's watched the landscape shift from 11.7 scholarships to a $20.4 million institutional cap — and he's here to tell you exactly how the money actually moves.   In this episode, Will walks you through the four distinct financial buckets every college baseball player can access: incidental benefits, scholarships, institutional revenue sharing, and outside endorsement deals. He explains how the House Settlement created a cap that schools must manage across every sport — and why that means the baseball dollars available to your son are directly shaped by football, basketball, and Title IX decisions happening behind the scenes.   Matt and Will go deep on how NIL Go now vets every outside deal for legitimate business purpose and fair market value. If a school is promising your son big outside dollars, you'll learn why those promises mean nothing unless they can explain exactly which companies, which deals, and how they'll clear the system. Will reveals the question every family should ask: "Have you ever not delivered on what you promised?"   The conversation turns personal when Matt explains why he can never bluff a school — and how one lie from an agent can destroy 25 years of reputation. If you're choosing an advisor for your son, this is the filter you need.   Whether your son is a high school senior weighing offers, a portal candidate evaluating his options, or a draft-eligible player deciding between pro ball and another college year — scroll to the timestamps below and jump to the section that matches your situation.   TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Opening & Georgia baseball opening day 01:28 Will's path from the SEC office to Georgia 01:47 How the landscape changed (what parents need to know) 05:04 The 4 buckets of money: what your son can actually get 08:08 From 11.7 scholarships to 34 roster spots 10:58 Revenue sharing vs. outside deals: why it matters to your wallet 13:28 How NIL Go vets deals (and why some promises won't clear) 15:43 Why football gets the biggest slice — and what that means for baseball 18:07 The part families forget: player development still matters most 21:30 The House Settlement: what it changed and what's coming next 25:30 What needs fixing in the system right now 26:28 What makes a great agent (from the school's side of the table) 28:43 The ONE question to ask before your son signs 33:54 What every agent should understand about cap space 36:39 Matt flips the script: are agent numbers real or inflated? 38:27 Why one lie ends an agent's career 40:18 Every conversation is a negotiation (the story every player needs to hear) 44:40 When players break commitments — and what schools really think 46:47 Is the transfer portal good or bad for your son? 50:03 3 things Will would tell his best friend's family about recruiting 54:24 Rapid fire: Why Georgia, long-term thinking, college athletics in 2030   LINKS & RESOURCES → Watch the full MVA Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5H4dTL0Gs4tsaF8gTNfIV_KiKbwntzjm → University of Georgia Baseball: https://georgiadogs.com/sports/baseball    If your son is going through this process right now, drop your biggest question below — Matt reads every comment.

Come for the insights, stay for the Landman behind-the-scenes NIL story. Ryan Peck has learned from some incredible athletic directors, most recently Wren Baker, Jeremiah Donati, and now Mike Buddie. In this conversation, Peck definitely shares what he's learned from the deputy positions, but I wanted to see how an up-and-coming senior administrator is carving out his own experiences in the job, too. Peck was on the steering committee for the university's strategic plan and was able to learn and share insights with other university stakeholders across campus in what will certainly prepare him for the president's cabinet role one day as an AD. Peck also talks about the impact of TCU being heavily featured in the latest season of Landman and how they were able to create NIL deals for their athletes to be extras on the show. I asked Ryan how he considers and prepares for certain opportunities that have or will come his way. To round out the conversation I ask Peck his thoughts on schools potentially looking at more outsiders for AD openings and what his approach is and will continue to be for his career. I hope you like these new installments of interviewing the next generation of athletic directors as college athletics continues to evolve.HEA is presented by PILYTIX, an AI tech company for higher education institutions and sports organizations. Increased Donations. Fast, Effective Targeting. Improved Performance. AD Vantage empowers athletic directors with comprehensive staff data, performance analytics, and AI-powered candidate insights to make smarter hiring, compensation, and retention decisions in an era where every dollar counts. Onrise provides complete mental health Coverage for your Athletes. One call. Same-day setup. Your athletes get immediate access to peer support from retired pros, licensed clinicians, and 24/7 crisis care. Less than one in-house FTE. No hiring hassles. No initiative fatigue.0:55 Learning from Wren Baker, Jeremiah Donati, Mike Buddie & Others6:20 Onrise: MENTAL HEALTH CARE for ATHLETES8:18 Experience on TCU's Strategic Plan Steering Committee16:13 AD Vantage: COACHING HIRES17:30 LANDMAN comes to TCU - NIL Deals for Athletes as Extras24:08 Decision-Making Process for Career Mapping34:21 How does Ryan Peck Prepare for Job Opportunities40:25 Thoughts on Outsiders as ADs and Learning from Pro Sports for College Role

Today's episode is a special one, because we're doing a crossover with our sister podcast, Side Story Sports, where we dive into the behind-the-scenes moments and people who make sports happen.We're thrilled to welcome back Joe LaBue, who was with Charlotte FC as our President for the first three years and played a pivotal role in shaping the club from the ground up. Since then, Joe has transitioned to the University of Maryland, where he now serves as the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Revenue Officer.In this episode, we'll hear from Joe about his journey, what it takes to build and run a club, and how his experiences at Charlotte FC are influencing his next chapter in college athletics.X: JCLaBue

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 a wide variety of topics including this week's home football game with Jacksonville State. Cox is also joined by Nick Gibson, head coach of the women's cross-country team and assistant track and field coach and with Spencer Bridges, Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Revenue Officer. Segment 1—Jeremy McClain, ADSegment 2-Nick Gibson, Women's Head Cross Country CoachSegment 3-Spencer Bridges, Deputy AD and Chief Revenue OfficerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Elaine talked with us about recent successes in Bronco Athletics and gameday information for the home opener in Football.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike evaluated Trenton Henderson, LSU's latest five-star edge rusher from the class of 2026. Mike and Charlie reported on the Pelicans' decision to waive second-year guard Antonio Reeves. Mike interviewed Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt at the 2025 Manning Passing Academy. Scott Sidwell, the Deputy Athletic Director at Colorado State, joined Sports Talk to share his thoughts on the new NIL rules in college athletics. Mike, Charlie, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Rich Shea, the President of Major League Eating, joined Sports Talk to preview the upcoming Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. Steve and Charlie explained why they think the Pelicans are "out" of the Jonathan Kuminga sweepstakes. The guys heard from Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler on "The Rich Eisen Show." Chris Dodson, an NBA scout, discussed the Pelicans' busy offseason.

Scott Sidwell, the Deputy Athletic Director at Colorado State, joined Sports Talk to share his thoughts on the new NIL rules in college athletics. Sidwell remembered his trip to Thibodaux, Louisiana, for the annual Manning Passing Academy. Sidwell also projected the future of advertising on jerseys in college sports.

Mike and Charlie discussed the Pelicans' decision to waive second-year guard Antonio Reeves. Scott Sidwell, the Deputy Athletic Director at Colorado State, joined Sports Talk to share his thoughts on the new NIL rules in college athletics. Sidwell remembered his trip to Thibodaux, Louisiana, for the annual Manning Passing Academy. Sidwell also projected the future of advertising on jerseys in college sports. Mike, Charlie, and Steve played their daily "Triple Option" segment.

This week on Inside Southern Miss Athletics, John Cox, the Voice of the Golden Eagles, is joined by Spencer Bridges, the Deputy Athletic Director, to discuss a number of topics, including the recent NCAA Baseball Regional at Pete Taylor Park and preparations for the upcoming football season. Cox is also joined by head men's basketball coach Jay Ladner and by Tyler Cochran, Director of Ticket Sales and Service.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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/adchoicesSee 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.

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.