Marquette Head Men's Basketball Coach Steve Wojciechowski sits down with INFLCR Founder & CEO Jim Cavale to discuss the reasoning for being the first college basketball partner to add the NIL Suite Data Services offering, the Marquette brand, how NIL is impacting recruiting, and leaning into NIL.

With the looming TikTok ban, AthleticDirectorU chats with a number of social media and creative managers on a variety of topics, including lessons learned from TikTok, alternative platforms, adjusting to the constantly changing algorithms and more.

West Virginia Head Football Coach Neal Brown sits down with INFLCR Founder & CEO Jim Cavale to discuss WVU's partnership as the first football program to join the NIL Suite Data Services offering, his perspectives on branding, positioning the WVU brand, how NIL is impacting recruiting, and more.

Ohio AD Julie Cromer joins the Higher Ed Athletics podcast to discuss planning for sports in the fall, her first 100 days and how that plan quickly shifted, how experiences early in her career helped shape her focus on evidence-based decision making as a leader and more.

Georgia Senior Deputy AD Josh Brooks and Ball State Deputy AD Haven Fields sit down to discuss transitioning to the Deputy AD role overseeing external operations, from their backgrounds and beginnings in internal operations, communicating your department's unique value proposition, and much more.

Texas A&M-Kingsville Assistant Professor Shipherd examines the effect of coach turnover on student-athletes and team dynamics through interviews and focus groups with student-athletes, coaches and administrators.

Southland Conference Commissioner Tom Burnett sits down to discuss the challenges facing leaders and how he is leading through them, communicating core values, inflection points during his career, and advice for the next generation of leaders.

Do recruiting rankings matter in college football? 17 years of rankings are examined for every FBS program to determine how effective ratings are in predicting future team success.

The AthleticDirectorU Athletic Department Power Index, powered by Athlete Viewpoint, continues with a look at the Horizon League. Dozens of sitting Athletic Directors and executive-level administrators who currently are, or could soon be, a Horizon League AD shared feedback.

With over 40 sport programs being discontinued or eliminated, Arkansas professor Dittmore examines how schools are announcing these decisions through William Benoit’s typology of image restoration theory.

USF Athletic Director Michael Kelly sits down with INFLCR Founder & CEO Jim Cavale to discuss Kelly's approach to building his team during his time as COO of the College Football Playoff and early into his tenure in Tampa, supporting initiatives related to social media, and more.

Cincinnati Head Men’s Basketball Coach, John Brannen, joins Coach Bob Walsh to discuss Brannen's unique experiences in taking over at Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati, his approach to leadership, adapting his style to his personnel, creating buy-in among student-athletes, handling success and more.

Arkansas professor Dittmore chats with WCHA President & Men's Commissioner Bill Robertson about the challenges and benefits of sport-specific conferences and their viability for Olympic sports in a post-COVID-19 world.

Collegiate Sports Associates' Founder & President Todd Turner and VP of Consulting Brad Bates discuss their experiences and advice in advancing to become an Athletics Director. Turner and Bates chat about career advice, recommended skill sets, building relationships, flexibility and much more.

Baylor Assistant AD for Mental Health Services Dr. Monique Marsh-Bell and LSU Director of Student-Athlete Mental Health Dr. LaKeitha Poole join AthleticDirectorU to chat about the intricacies of mental health services provided to student-athletes.

AthleticDirectorU hosts a town hall with leaders from around the industry to discuss how administrators and coaches can work to enact change on their campuses. Moderated by Advent CEO John Roberson.

Learfield IMG College VP of Digital & Social Media, Multi-Media Rights Jack Patterson joins Jay F. Hicks to discuss how he and his team are working with departments to retain and grow revenues during these times and dig in on Social+ and the value they are creating for partners.

With COVID-19 creating a number of uncertainties, there is a silver lining: the positive bond market combined with an emerging competitive construction market. Nations Group examines why institutions should consider leveraging current market conditions to get the most for its investment.

The AthleticDirectorU Athletic Department Power Index, powered by Athlete Viewpoint, continues with a look at the Sun Belt Conference. Dozens of sitting Athletic Directors and executive-level administrators who currently are, or could soon be, a Sun Belt AD shared feedback.

As college campuses across the country work to find new and creative ways to fund their athletics programs, at the core of their revenue generation will be the Multimedia Rights (MMR) agreements they sign with third-party sellers like Learfield IMG College

Texas State Head Women's Basketball Coach Zenarae Antoine, Colgate Director of Athletics Nicki Moore & Director of The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport Dr. Richard Lapchick discuss barriers for female leaders, creating experience and leadership opportunities for coaches and staff and more

Dr. Duane Dunn, Associate Dean for Kansas State Global, joins the Higher Ed Athletics podcast to discuss academic integrity for remote learning, online education and more to give listeners an idea of what's ahead in online higher education as we attempt to coincide with COVID-19.

Langston Professor Wilkerson and Arkansas professors Stokowski, Fridley, Dittmore, and Bell examine the perceived barriers Black Division I football student-athletes at a NCAA Division I Power 5 institution face in seeking professional mental health services.

AthleticDirectorU has created a ratings system to assess athletic director performance, largely based on Learfield IMG College Directors’ Cup results from 2005 to 2019.

What matters is focusing on what you as a leader have already deemed to be most important, because it will still be important regardless of how things might look like in the near-term future.

NCAA Senior Vice President of Administration/CFO Kathleen McNeely sits down with UCLA Senior Associate AD/CFO Chris Iacoi and Athletic Director U to discuss the financial challenges facing college athletics and the association as a result of COVID-19.

Washington State Head Men's Basketball Coach, Kyle Smith, joins Coach Bob Walsh on the Dynamic Leadership Podcast. Smith discusses his approach to leadership in terms of continual evaluation on the aspects of the program that he considers important.

We reviewed all current forms of compensation for the athletic directors at National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) member institutions of the Football Bowl Subdivision ("FBS").

Russell Houghtaling, Associate AD, Ideation at Oregon State, joins the Sports Creatives Podcast to discuss OSU's approach to staff management, his creative leadership philosophy, sharing content during these uncertain times, the impact on creative departments, sponsored content and much more.

University of North Carolina Associate AD Paul Pogge details the development and implementation of the Tarheels' enterprise risk management strategy. Pogge defines categories and hierarchies of potential risks, prioritization of actions, adaptations and updates of the strategy, and more.

The AthleticDirectorU Athletic Department Power Index, powered by Athlete Viewpoint, continues with a look at the Big West Conference. Dozens of sitting Athletic Directors and executive-level administrators who currently are, or could soon be, a Big West AD shared feedback.

Collegiate Sports Associates has completed its mock AD search process at Social Distance University with Tulane Deputy AD/COO Monica Lebrón selected as the new AD.

Indiana professor Steinfeldt and his colleagues provide football coaches’ perspectives on their perceived constraints to utilizing Sport and Performance Psychology services, along with coaches’ vision for their ideal service framework with the ideal Sport and Performance Psychologist characteristics