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Athletic Directors 411 explores how ADs are navigating aging facilities and tight budgets by shifting from one-time projects to ongoing, strategic improvements. From setting clear priorities to breaking upgrades into manageable phases and building community-backed support, this article highlights practical ways athletic leaders are making meaningful progress without waiting for major funding.
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