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(S8, E22) There is plenty to cover this week on the Colorado State Insider podcast. The CSU men's basketball team keeps rolling with a dominant win over Air Force. We'll hear postgame reactions from Nique Clifford and head coach Niko Medved. Meanwhile, the CSU women's squad notched a huge road victory at Wyoming on Saturday. Later, Brian introduces fans to Patrick McLaughlin, Colorado State's new Senior Associate AD for Development, and dives into his vision for the program. And of course, we talk Ram football on the podcast this week. Brian welcomes General Manager Alex Collins to discuss his new role, the ever-changing landscape of college athletics, how player negotiations work, and what to expect as the next transfer portal window approaches in April.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Katie Pate is the Senior Associate AD and Director of Development at George Mason University. Throughout her career within intercollegiate athletics, Pate has excelled in many leadership positions as a head basketball coach, a broadcaster, an external relations leader, and a fundraiser. She previously worked in athletic administration for both Appalachian State and Longwood University.In addition to her administrative success, Pate had several coaching stops, including head coaching positions with Belmont Abbey, Lenoir-Rhyne, and her alma mater, Coker College, plus stints as an assistant at Marshall, Georgia State, Coker, Wingate, and USC Upstate. As a student-athlete, Pate was a first-team All-Carolinas-Virginia Conference pick and a three-year team captain at Coker.On this episode Katie shares her journey through the world of basketball, from her early days as a player to her current role in athletic administration. The conversation highlights her experiences as a head coach, broadcaster, and fundraiser, emphasizing the lessons learned along the way. Pate discusses the evolution of women's basketball and her personal experiences in a male-dominated sport, describing how she navigated the challenges and opportunities presented to her. Through her narrative, she reflects on the importance of mentorship, particularly from her stepmother, who was a pioneering figure in women's basketball, and how that influence shaped her desire to coach and lead others. As she transitions into her current role, Pate emphasizes the significance of building relationships with donors and the community, and how those connections are crucial for the success of athletic programs in today's competitive landscape.Follow us on social media @hoopheadspod on Twitter and Instagram and be sure to check out the Hoop Heads Podcast Network for more great basketball content.Be sure to grab your notebook before you listen to this episode with Katie Pate, Senior Associate AD and Director of Development at George Mason University.Website - https://gomason.com/staff-directory/katie-pate/538Email - Kpate3@gmu.eduTwitter/X - @coachkatiepateVisit our Sponsors!Dr. Dish BasketballOur friends at Dr. Dish Basketball are doing things a little differently this month with $3,000 Off the Dr. Dish Rebel+, $3,000 Off the Dr. Dish All-Stat+, AND $3,000 Off the Dr. Dish CT+ during their first ever Semi-Annual Sales Event. Shop now and have your team more ready for the upcoming season than ever before.Fast Model SportsFastModel Sports has the most compelling and intuitive basketball software out there! In addition to a great product, they also provide basketball coaching content and resources through their blog and playbank, which features over 8,000 free plays and drills from their online coaching community. For access to these plays and more information, visit fastmodelsports.com or follow them on Twitter @FastModel. Use Promo code HHP15 to save 15%GameChangerIntroducing GameChanger, a free app that provides you with data to make strategic coaching decisions and to deliver memorable moments to your team and its fans....

As we celebrate 100 Years of Tiger Stadium on Saturday Night in Death Valley, Harrison Valentine is joined by two people who know LSU Football as well as anybody on the planet. Herb Vincent, Associate Commissioner of the SEC and former Senior Associate AD and SID for LSU Football, joins Michael Bonnette, Communications Director and current SID for LSU Football, share memories of the greatest venue in sports.

@1QLeadership Question: Should substance abuse in sports be viewed as more than just a disciplinary issue? Ryan Cain, CEO of The Hope Desk, and Shelly Mullenix, Senior Associate AD for Health and Wellness at LSU, discuss the mechanics of providing mental health services for former LSU student-athletes. Mullenix talks about studying social work to further impact the people she has served for nearly three decades. Cain gives his story of recovery and how it led him to create The Hope Desk, which serves people dealing with similar issues that he dealt with.  substance abuse must be viewed beyond simply a disciplinary issue a family system approach is just as important as a diagnosis people begin the mental health journey by searching for a lower level of care than they may actually need Through the Tiger Legacy Care program, Mullenix hopes to help out any and all former LSU student-athletes that need help. Cain and The Hope Desk are expanding services to more schools throughout the country. - One Question Leadership Podcast - Tai M. Brown

In 2010, FAU had a decision to make. Find a venue to "host" their football game against Michigan State, or lose a significant pay day. FAU decided to go with the former, but with their usual home stadium out of the question, the powers-that-be in Boca needed to get creative...and did they ever. Former FAU Athletics marketing guru Dexter Lamont and former Senior Associate AD (now currect UCF AD) Terry Mohajir tell Ken the story of why, and how, FAU hosted Michigan State in Detroit. From moving to Michigan, to cold-calling rich NBA owners to Howard Schnellenberger flying in a middle seat in coach...this one has it all. SUBSCRIBE to “The Florida Atlantic Voice” podcast: Spotify Apple Podcasts Follow Ken LaVicka on social media: X – @KLVsays

Longtime College Coach and AD Katie Pate - now the Senior Associate AD for Development at George Mason - shares her journey and some BEST PRACTICES (including some "secrets" of the ASK) on The Educational AD Podcast! She can also "Beat You in a Game of HORSE!" Listen and Learn! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/support

A visit with Senior Associate AD for Compliance and Student Services, Taylor Hall!

Today it's off to the great state of Texas as we sit down with Kevin Goll who serves as the Senior Associate AD and Chief Strategy Officer for the Baylor Bears of Baylor University in Waco, Texas. Kevin talks about his unique route to athletic leadership and the lessons he has learned along the way. Let's settle in and get to know Mr. Kevin Goll.

We continue our conversation with Campbell Hall of Famer Wanda Watkins in Part 2 of Tales From The Creek. In the fall of 1975 Wanda Watkins enrolled at Campbell College.  Little did she know at that moment that her collegiate and professional career would last nearly five decades – all of which would be spent in Buies Creek.   Campbell's first-ever female athletic scholarship recipient, Wanda distinguished herself on the basketball court and softball field – so much so that upon graduation in 1979, she was hired as an assistant coach.   Just two years later, Wanda was hired as HEAD basketball coach – a job she held for 35 years in a Hall of Fame career.   After retiring from coaching in 2016, she moved into the administrative side of the athletics department, where she has served as Senior Associate AD, Senior Woman Administrator, and interim AD.   Coach Watkins will retire in May after 49 seasons of service to the University as a student-athlete, coach, and administrator.   Her face certainly would appear on the Mount Rushmore of Fighting Camel Athletics.

Justin Berger, Senior Associate AD of Development, stops by The Current to give us all the details on Give Green 2024, coming April 10th and 11th. Then, head baseball coach Jay Uhlman on his group's recent struggles, plus a breakdown of two of his new pitchers that have taken big time roles in 2024.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In the fall of 1975 Wanda Watkins enrolled at Campbell College. Little did she know at that moment that her collegiate and professional career would last nearly five decades – all of which would be spent in Buies Creek. Campbell's first-ever female athletic scholarship recipient, Wanda distinguished herself on the basketball court and softball field – so much so that upon graduation in 1979, she was hired as an assistant coach. Just two years later, Wanda was hired as HEAD basketball coach – a job she held for 35 years in a Hall of Fame career. After retiring from coaching in 2016, she moved into the administrative side of the athletics department, where she has served as Senior Associate AD, Senior Woman Administrator, and interim AD. Coach Watkins will retire in May after 49 seasons of service to the University as a student-athlete, coach and administrator. Her face certainly would appear on the Mount Rushmore of Fighting Camel Athletics. In the next installment of Tales from the Creek, Wanda talks with Stan Cole about growing up in Johnston County, her arrival at Campbell and her journey in college athletics.

Mike and Aaron sit down with Joe Rafanelli, ODU's Senior Associate AD for Revenue Generation & External Operations. Joe walks us through the renewal process, the data driven decisions they make and gives us his insight in to some changes we could see next year for ODU gamedays.For more information on how to donate to Old Dominion Athletics please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/Mentioned in this episode:The Pride of ODU Collectivehe Pride of ODU leverages the power of Old Dominion University alumni and fans to equip student-athletes with the tools and resources necessary for them to excel both during and beyond their time in Norfolk. More importantly, we seek to help student-athletes maximize their NIL opportunities the right way, without ever compromising the values of Old Dominion University and the legacy of all those who have donned the Blue and Silver in the past. To learn more, visit https://theprideofodu.com/

Shane Sparks sits down with Matt Valenti, a distinguished figure in collegiate wrestling and athletics administration. Valenti shares insights from his journey as a multi-sport athlete in high school to becoming a two-time NCAA wrestling champion for the University of Pennsylvania. He's now working at his alma mater as a Senior Associate AD for Student-Athlete Leadership and Development. The conversation covers the importance of family support, the challenges and triumphs of his wrestling career, and his commitment to supporting student athletes' mental health.TimestampsThe Benefits of Multi-Sport Participation and Family Support in Wrestling (0:02)High School Wrestling Experiences and College Aspirations (3:42)Wrestling Career, College Recruitment, and Early Days at Penn (6:09)Wrestling Matches and Personal Achievements (12:44)Wrestling, Losing First Round, and Bouncing Back (15:20)Mental Health and Support for Student Athletes (23:22)Wrestling Mindset and Technique with NCAA Champion (25:55)Wrestling Championships and Future of the Sport (35:32)Dual Meet Championships in Wrestling (41:06)Wrestling Losses, Legacy, and Coaching Impact (44:38)

The coaches are joined by OG host Chris Petrucelli to discuss the Spring Season.  They also welcome Julie Owen, the Senior Associate AD for Kansas State to the pod. Give a listen, tell a friend.

Jamaal Walton serves as the Senior Associate AD for Sport Administration and Strategic Initiatives. In his role, Walton will lead the department's strategic initiatives, including Name, Image, and Likeness, and is a liaison to campus partners on special projects. He serves as the sport administrator for track and cross country, beach volleyball, softball and secondary sport administrator for men's basketball, and has program oversight of the Husky Band and Spirit programs. Prior to the UW, Walton served as Associate Athletic Director for External Relations at the College of Charleston. While there, Walton oversaw all aspects of the department's communications, creative content, licensing, marketing & promotions, multimedia, facilities & operations, spirit & band, and ticket operations & sales. Additionally, he served as sport administrator for equestrian and men's soccer, while also serving as the department's Diversity & Inclusion designee. Prior to his time in Charleston, Walton was the Director of Marketing and Promotions at the University of Alabama from 2012-2017 where he was responsible for the Crimson Tide's marketing efforts for all 21 varsity programs. Before making the move to Tuscaloosa, he held the role of Assistant Director of Marketing and Promotions at the University of Oklahoma from 2010-2012. A 2007 graduate Virginia Military Institute, Walton earned his bachelor's degree in biology. A four-year letter winner and captain on the VMI football team, Walton was also named class president. He went on to earn a master's degree from Florida State University in integrated marketing and communication. Walton and his wife, Marci, have two children; daughter, Zadie, and son,

Bo Nix is the Campbell Trophy Winner! Plus, Senior Associate AD and Chief Compliance Officer Jody Sykes joins the show discussing the transfer portal, NIL and more. Duck Insider presented by OnPoint Community Credit Union is live from the Country Financial Studio every weekday from 1-2pm. #GoDucksSee 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 podcast… Heath Glick joins the show! The Senior Associate AD of FIU Athletics and Sports Administrator of FIU Basketball shares his thoughts with Jake, Kevin and Jonny!

Ole Miss Senior Associate AD for Development, Denson Hollis, joins Brad Logan to discuss the Vaught Society and how the Champions Now campaign is going.

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Jeremiah Carter is the Senior Associate AD for NIL at the University of Minnesota. He joined Jason to help explain how NIL money works and what the U can and can't do about it.

Today's guest is Alyssa Hyatt, Senior Associate AD of Business & Administration at Quinnipiac University! Alyssa got her undergraduate degree in sports marketing from University of Connecticut, where she also was one of the most important people on college basketball staffs… a student manager for the men's basketball team! She then took her talents to George Washington University where she was a GA for the men's basketball team. That is where she got her MBA and later on another Masters in Higher Education Administration. She soon after jumped to Quinnipiac University where she began as the academic advisor for the mens basketball team! She's spent the past 15 years at Quinnipiac climbing the ranks and into her current role! Today we talked about: what she wanted to be when she grew up the decision to go to the University of Connecticut her responsibilities as a student manager for the MBB team what it was like to work for Hall of Fame Coach Jim Calhoun how making a good impression led to future jobs furthering her education and what doors it opened her getting the call to join Coach Tom Moore at Quinnipiac University her roles and responsibilities over the past 15 years! and much more __________________ You can find previous episodes or get in touch with me personally below: www.kevintarca.com my instagram my twitter

The Monarchists sit down with Rick French, Senior Associate AD, Facilities and Operations. We chat about Rick's path, his relationship with Coach Finwood, the cool stuff he's done and doing at ODU, plans for the new Bud, and much more. Then after the jump, we chat with Billy Swoope, the Norfolk Catholic legend, former pro baseball player, former head coach of Virginia Wesleyan baseball, the 2020 Chicago Cubs' Stan Zielinski Scout of the Year Award winner and most importantly, 43rd Bud Metheny Award recipient and friend of ODU baseball. This is the second of three episodes for Baseball Week!Be sure to subscribe to Coach Finwood's ODU Baseball podcast, The Extra Finnings Podcast. You can find it at:https://open.spotify.com/show/7fl0z4NlUvX4yNxNWJ2Tkc?si=750ef19542a44242For more information on how to donate to Old Dominion Athletics please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/For baseball specific giving please visit https://www.olddominionaf.com/giving/sport-specific-giving/baseball/

In March of 2022, Cori Bolts was promoted to lead the Student-Athlete Center for Excellence (SACE) as the Senior Associate AD for Student-Athlete Success. In her new role, Bolts leads SACE and continues as sport program administrator for the Baylor Softball program. SACE is responsible for the academic welfare and support of Baylor University's student-athletes in all 19 varsity sports. The department consists of two major areas, Academic Services and Character Formation. Bolts previously served as Associate AD for Character Formation, where she was charged with leading a three-member team focused on developing and enhancing Character Formation programming.  Bolts joined Baylor after spending a year and half as the Director of Leadership and Education for Women Leaders in College Sports. During her time at Women Leaders in College Sports, Bolts planned, managed and executed all educational programming content and professional development programming for the association. Bolts was instrumental in revamping the Rising Stars program, organizing the 2017 Women Leaders National Convention programming and supporting the Women of Color Initiative. Prior to joining Women Leaders, Bolts served as the Director of Student-Athlete Development from 2013-2017 at K-State Athletics and she got her start as Assistant Director of Student Services at the University of Central Florida.  Bolts is a graduate of the University of Georgia where she earned bachelor's degrees in Marketing and Sport Business Management. She also received her master's degrees in Business Administration and Sport Business Management from the University of Central Florida. Originally from Georgia, Bolts (neé Pinkett) is married to Dominique “Rocko” Bolts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this podcast episode, we interview Brent Jones, Director of Athletics at Troy University. Brent discusses his drive and enthusiasm for the programs they are building at Troy and the hard work necessary to achieve those goals. He also shares with us great advice for how he builds his coaching staff at Troy and what it takes to be a great leader. (Hint: It's not as hard as you would think, but "There are no shortcuts", he says. "We are going to take the stairs.") Brent is a 2013 graduate of the prestigious D1A Institute and a member of NACDA, ICLA, and NACMA. He joined the Troy staff from Southern Miss where he served as the Senior Associate AD for External Affairs. Prior to Southern Miss, he was Georgia Southern University,Find out more on our website: AmericanDream.fmFollow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn @degreeinsurance. Produced by Degree Insurance

The Greg and Dan Show speaks with Bobby Parker, Senior Associate AD for Event and Facility Ops at Bradley University, about the exciting Bradley Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday, November 19th. This year's induction class features the full team including all staff members from the Braves' 2005-2006 Sweet 16 season.  The Hall of Fame Dinner is at the Peoria Civic Center after the game on November 19th. Tickets are separate from the game. Registration for the Hall of Fame Dinner ends on Friday, November 11th at 5 PM. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Episode 81 of PAYDIRT, Matt and Tom are joined by former Penn State defensive back Lydell Sargeant! The guys delve into Lydell's biggest moments as a Nittany Lion, beating Ohio State at the Horseshoe in 2008, his time in the NFL, and his experience now as the Senior Associate AD at Morgan State University. Visit bleav.com/podcast-show/paydirt-a-penn-state-football-show/ for more information on the show, and other places to listen. New episodes of the podcast every week on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn, and wherever else you get your podcasts! Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications! Comment and like us! PAYDIRT is syndicated on ESPN Radio State College! The show will be airing on Monday's and Friday's from 4pm-5pm Eastern for the remainder of the Penn State football season! Visit www.foreverstatecollege.com to learn more.   (Stock Music provided by ikoliks, from Pond5) #weare #pennstate #collegefootball   For more information on Funk Brewing, visit funkbrewing.com For more information on official PAYDIRT merchandise, visit https://shop.bleav.com/?_search=paydirt Visit SmackApparel.com and use the promo code PAYDIRT at checkout for 10% off your order! Visit MaestrosClassic.com and use the promo code PAYDIRT15 at checkout for 15% off your order!

Candace Smith, Senior Associate AD for Internal Operations at Akron, stops by @1QLeadership for an insightful conversation about her role. She talks about the transition from basketball operations and working with a new leader as she has worked for two head coaches and, in her current role, two athletics directors. The discussion also covers budget planning with coaches and working with numbers and people. Smith wraps the conversation with insight on being unsure when transitioning to a new leadership role. 

Dan Gaston, LSU's Senior Associate Athletics Director of Athletic Facility Management, joins the Play by Play to discuss what goes into getting Tiger Stadium ready for game day ahead of Saturday's season opener against Southern. Plus, Chris and Kent provide your news and notes on all things LSU Athletics. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heyfightinpodcast/message

In the fourth edition of Talking Title IX, we speak with Senior Associate AD for Compliance & Administration/SWA, Donna Kirk. Kirk has been at North Florida for nine years and was previously at Jacksonville University for 13 years. She discusses her influences in getting involved in working in college athletics, as well as some of her favorite moments while working in college athletics.

In the fourth edition of Talking Title IX, we speak with Senior Associate AD for Compliance & Administration/SWA, Donna Kirk. Kirk has been at North Florida for nine years and was previously at Jacksonville University for 13 years. She discusses her influences in getting involved in working in college athletics, as well as some of her favorite moments while working in college athletics.

Dr. Lauren Rhodes, Senior Associate AD, Student-Athlete Performance, Health and Welfare, SWA, joins host Brian Tripp to discuss her career, the evolution of intercollegiate athletics, and Penn State's diversity and inclusion efforts. Dr. Rhodes joined Penn State in August 2021 and oversees ICA's sport performance unit, which includes applied health and performance science, medical services, athletic training, performance enhancement, performance nutrition, performance psychology, and student-athlete welfare and development. Rhodes additionally has sport administration responsibilities, and leads ICA's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

In this episode Michael introduces the new Senior Associate AD for Student-Athlete Success. The former basketball player at Miami comes from the ACC where he was the Assistant Commissioner for Men's Basketball since 2014, and will be working closely with both the women's and basketball teams at USF.

Gene welcomes Brett Scarbrough, Senior Associate AD, Ticketing & Premium Seating, and Jordan Birkemeier, Associate AD, Annual Giving & Buckeye Club. 

Jessica Poole is CoSIDA's First Vice President who will take over as President this summer. At Chicago State, she is Senior Associate AD of External Operations and Revenue Generation. Poole sits down with 2021-22 CoSIDA intern Brandon Jones to discuss her favorite parts of being a CoSIDA board member among other topics in the industry.

Kevin Trainor is CoSIDA's Third Vice President in 2021-22 and the executive board liaison to the Advocacy Committee and the Professional Development Committee. At the University of Arkansas, he is the Senior Associate AD for Public Relations & Former Student-Athlete Engagement. In this episode of Executive Session with CoSIDA intern Brandon Jones, he discusses both the positives and negatives of intercollegiate athletic communications and his experience of singing the national anthem at a Razorback baseball game.

With the interruption of endless revenue streams during the pandemic, collegiate athletics programs are struggling to balance budgets. Add to that competitive pressures to operate beyond the typical level of expenses, NIL, and other emerging issues… it's no wonder fundraising in college athletics is becoming increasingly complex. Today on News & Brews Sports Biz, Katie and Ken talk with special guest Ben Broussard, Senior Associate AD with NC State Athletics and Executive Director of the Wolfpack Club. Ben discusses how NC State has been managing donor relationships during these unusual times, including their responses to the cancellation of two post season events. The trio also discussing emerging methods for fundraising, including engaging boosters in NIL and handling of digital assets. And of course, they chat about their brew choices. Sign up to receive News & Brews Sports Biz notifications when new episodes are released: https://www.jmco.com/news-and-brews/ Learn more about James Moore Collegiate Athletics Services Team: https://www.jmco.com/industries/collegiate-athletics/

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Jaunelle White recently left her position as Senior Associate AD/SWA at IUPUI to become the next Athletic Director at Point University. Prior to her departure, White joined the Higher Ed Athletics podcast to talk specifically about IUPUI athletics. This was a special episode for me as an IUPUI alumnus, and with IUPUI being the focus subject in my EdD, where I study the future challenges facing urban research universities. White begins the episode with an institutional profile and shares the benefits and challenges in an athletic department operating within a large university system in a downtown location, including brand awareness for the Jaguar logo on a campus that fully embraces the IU trident as an Indiana University campus. White discusses the leadership from the outgoing chancellor, incoming president, and current athletic director and their support of IUPUI athletics. Being selected to the 2021-2022 NCAA Pathways Program, White talks about what she is most looking forward to in the professional development program. She was also the Horizon League representative on the D1 Council while at IUPUI, and shared her experiences on that important committee and the benefits getting to know sitting athletic directors while working as committee colleagues. White ends the episode sharing advice on how to approach and communicate career aspirations with your current boss to make sure you can grow professionally, while also not losing sight of the importance of being great at your current job. 0:45 Institutional/Athletic Department Profile 3:10 Benefits for Athletics at Large Urban Research University 6:18 Challenges for Athletics at Large Urban Research University 8:30 Re-Branding Athletics to Fit University System Branding Guidelines 11:40 Chancellor Support of IUPUI Athletics 13:55 New President Support for IUPUI Athletics 17:18 Athletic Director's Vision for IUPUI Athletics 21:50 NCAA D1 Council Experiences 23:40 Interacting with Athletic Directors from D1 Council 26:06 Chosen to the 2021-2022 NCAA Pathways Program 30:45 Balancing Career Enhancement Opportunities with Current Job

Jaunelle White recently left her position as Senior Associate AD/SWA at IUPUI to become the next Athletic Director at Point University. Prior to her departure, White joined the Higher Ed Athletics podcast to talk specifically about IUPUI athletics. This was a special episode for me as an IUPUI alumnus, and with IUPUI being the focus subject in my EdD, where I study the future challenges facing urban research universities. White begins the episode with an institutional profile and shares the benefits and challenges in an athletic department operating within a large university system in a downtown location, including brand awareness for the Jaguar logo on a campus that fully embraces the IU trident as an Indiana University campus. White discusses the leadership from the outgoing chancellor, incoming president, and current athletic director and their support of IUPUI athletics. Being selected to the 2021-2022 NCAA Pathways Program, White talks about what she is most looking forward to in the professional development program. She was also the Horizon League representative on the D1 Council while at IUPUI, and shared her experiences on that important committee and the benefits getting to know sitting athletic directors while working as committee colleagues. White ends the episode sharing advice on how to approach and communicate career aspirations with your current boss to make sure you can grow professionally, while also not losing sight of the importance of being great at your current job. 0:45 Institutional/Athletic Department Profile 3:10 Benefits for Athletics at Large Urban Research University 6:18 Challenges for Athletics at Large Urban Research University 8:30 Re-Branding Athletics to Fit University System Branding Guidelines 11:40 Chancellor Support of IUPUI Athletics 13:55 New President Support for IUPUI Athletics 17:18 Athletic Director's Vision for IUPUI Athletics 21:50 NCAA D1 Council Experiences 23:40 Interacting with Athletic Directors from D1 Council 26:06 Chosen to the 2021-2022 NCAA Pathways Program 30:45 Balancing Career Enhancement Opportunities with Current Job

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Hour 1…Braves win game one, Radford Men's soccer lose a tough one, rain in the forecast for the weekend will effect HS football and college matches. Later, we congratulate Tom Gabbard, Senior Associate AD as he retires from VT, the hypocrisy of the NFL knows no bounds as the Deshaun Watson saga carries on. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul and Brandon are back with Season 3! They're kicking off the season with an incredible episode on selling sponsorships in the world of college sports vs. professional sports. Bill Houston, the Senior Associate AD at the University of Tennessee, joins us as our guest speaker.

3:20pm-Jed Drenning, West Virginia Sideline Reporter3:45pm-Chad Brendel, BearcatJournal.com (CIncinnati)4:00pm-J.J. Joe, Baylor Radio Color Analyst4:30pm-Jovan Overshown, Senior Associate AD, Baylor5:00pm-Jon Machota, TheAthletic.com (Cowboys)5:55pm-Paul Catalina's "Top 5"

Alicia Longworth joined the show to discuss the new season ticket system and the renovations to Neyland Stadium.

Business & Finance Emerging Discussion with Marcus Bowman

Sport Administration Emerging Discussion with Brian Russell

The decision to move LSU's home game with Missouri to Columbia came abruptly early this week. LSU Senior Associate AD Robert Munson joins the show to explain how and why the process transpired the way it did including several contingencies which included playing the game in several neutral site locations. We also hear from Ed Orgeron as his team is prepared to head on the road for the second consecutive week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Amanda Workman, the Senior Associate AD for External Relations at West Texas A&M University, joined me for an small college AD Zoom conversation to talk about how she and her team had to shift gears on the launch of their annual giving campaign in the face of the COVID-19 shutdown.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Coach Karen Hall will interview University of Pittsburgh Senior Associate AD Marcus Bowman. Redshirt junior who has played in 12 career games. A former walk-on who earned a scholarship in January, 2006. 2004-05 Saw action in six games (Howard, Loyola, Md., St. Francis, Pa., Duquesne, Coppin State, at Notre Dame)...Scored first career point after converting 1-2 free throws vs. Coppin State, 12/18. 2003-04 Saw action in six games and eight minutes in 2003-04...Played in six games (Penn State, Chicago State, Georgia, Virginia Tech, St. John's and at Providence)...Went 0-3 from the floor and pulled down two rebounds...Played career-high three minutes vs. Chicago State, 12/17. 2002-03 Redshirted in 2002-03 and did not see any action...Walked-on to team. PERSONAL Born Marcus John Bowman on April 12, 1984 in Columbia, S.C....Son of John and Belinda Bowman...Has one brother, Julian... Father played basketball at Howard University...Brother played football at Missouri...Nickname is "Bowmeo"...Recruited by and offered scholarships to several southern universities...Best job ever held was a coach of his high school junior varsity team at summer camp...Chose Pitt because he earned a full academic scholarship...Majors in business & finance.