Friday, May 16, 2025

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NCAA penalizes Shepherd for use of ineligible athletes among rules infractions

NCAA penalizes Shepherd for use of ineligible athletes among rules infractions - WV MetroNews


https://wvmetronews.com/2025/05/15/ncaa-penalizes-shepherd-for-use-of-ineligible-athletes-among-rules-infractions/

Thursday, May 15, 2025

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Recent Jobs - National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics

Jobs in athletics

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Thursday, May 8, 2025

202425 WALK ON FORM TO USE AND SEND TO WALKONS

FYI

I have developed a walk on form

Its in the online education current student athletes ( https://myonline.wvstateu.edu/login/index.php) that everyone except for maybe 1 or 2 people has not been added

I do not need the form back - please review the directions - It's more for you and the kids and does not alleviate any NCAA Rules
Mcandrews

On Thu, May 8, 2025 at 8:04 AM Mattie Best <mattie.best@wvstateu.edu> wrote:
Sean,
Do we have a paper for walk-on to sign. I have been asked if we have one so they can do a signing at their schools.

Mattie

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Wednesday, May 7, 2025

202425 Monthly Compliance Memo May #354

Dear Athletic Staff

Here is the link for the Monthly Compliance Memo for May #354


Topics Covered
  • What is needed to issue athletic aid to a recruit
  • Summer Workouts for Fall Championship Sport Rules
  • Summer Workouts for Individual Sports - Acrobatics - Track - Cross Country  - Golf - Tennis
  • Renewal - Non Renewal - July 1 - I will have the list to every coach by May 25
  • Recruiting
    • Football is Quiet the entire Month of June - no off campus recruiting
      • camps are legal during that time
    • Hoops is Quiet june 1-14 - No Off Campus Recruiting
      • camps are legal during this time
  • D1 Rule to know for your next best Job - Hoops on Campus Evaluation = Tryout 
Hope this information is helpful

Sean McAndrews, MA
Associate AD Senior Compliance, Administration
3047664122 office
West Virginia State University
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Tuesday, April 29, 2025

Register for May 20 Knight Commission meeting with NCAA President Charlie Baker



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SESSION 1 | 9:30-10:45 AM ET

A Conversation with NCAA President Charlie Baker


Division I college sports is experiencing the most significant changes in its history. A discussion with NCAA President Charlie Baker will highlight key priorities for implementing a new Division I model with continued focus on college athlete success and well-being.


SESSION 2 | 11:00 AM-12:30 PM ET

The Future of Collegiate Olympic Sports in a New Era for Division I


Experts will discuss the current role of collegiate sports in the Olympic sports ecosystem and explore potential policy changes, different competitive structures, and/or new incentives to encourage universities to continue to offer broad-based sports opportunities. The session will also examine how changes to Division I scholarships and potential significant increases in direct athlete financial benefits in select sports might impact collegiate Olympic sports.


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  • Bubba Cunningham, Board of Directors, U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee; Director of Athletics, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
  • Jaime Gordon, CEO, American Volleyball Coaches Association
  • Rocky Harris, Chief of Sport & Athlete Services, U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee
  • Victoria Jackson, Sports Historian and Clinical Associate Professor of History, Arizona State University
  • Max Siegel, CEO, USA Track & Field
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Sunday, April 27, 2025

LSU hands huge raise, extension to general manager Austin Thomas

LSU hands huge raise, extension to general manager Austin Thomas

LSU hands huge raise, extension to general manager Austin Thomas

LSU hands huge raise, extension to general manager Austin Thomas (LSU Football)

We now have what feels like Exhibit 17 of the market rate being established for the general manager position within major college football, and it's in the neighborhood of $1 million a year.

The latest to net a massive raise is LSU's Austin Thomas. According to Wilson Alexander of the Baton Rouge Advocate, Thomas is set to receive an extension of an unspecified length that will double his salary from $425,000 a year to $850,000.

Alabama reset the market in bringing Courtney Morgan from Washington at $825,000 a year (he's now making $850,000), and sources told FootballScoop in January that USC gave Chad Bowden a multi-year deal worth more than $1 million annually to leave Notre Dame. Jim Nagy got a 3-year deal starting at $750,000 and topping out at $950,000 in 2027 to leave the Senior Bowl for Oklahoma. And North Carolina's Michael Lombardi is believed to be the highest-paid general manager in college football, after getting $1.5 million to leave his media gigs. 

LSU football general manager Austin Thomas is getting a new contract a year into his original deal, pending board approval.

His salary will average $850K over the next three years. He previously made $425K per year, but LSU gave him a raise after the work he did on the roster. pic.twitter.com/X3iTM69Y5r

— Wilson Alexander (@whalexander_) April 25, 2025

Thomas, who's official title is senior associate AD for football administration, was among the first in college football to work full-time in talent acquisition and roster management. In fact, he was the first college football staffer to hold the title of general manager, way back in the pre-portal and NIL times of 2016. 

A 2008 Lipscomb graduate, he broke in as a defensive quality control coach under Lane Kiffin at Tennessee in 2009, then joined him at USC as assistant director of player personnel. He joined LSU's staff in 2012, and was named by prior winners as FootballScoop's Player Personnel Director of the Year in 2015. He spent 2018-19 as the associate AD for football personnel at Texas A&M, 2020 as the senior associate AD for football at Baylor, and 2021-23 as the football chief of staff and sport administrator at Ole Miss. Thomas returned to LSU in 2024. 


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