What if Sam Hinkie became an Athletic Director? Trust The Process. It was unique, it was new and in a 2020 weird way—it worked. It…
Trust The Process 2.0: Cutting Expenses in College Athletics for Long-Term Success
By KC SmurthwaitePosted on By KC SmurthwaitePosted on University of Alabama in Huntsville Cuts Hockey and Tennis
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More sports cut due to COVID-19 financial impact
Furman Cuts Baseball and Men’s Lacrosse
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Furman cuts baseball and men’s lacrosse.
Akron Cuts Three Sports and Reduces Expenses by $4.4 Million
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Akron cuts men’s cross country and golf and women’s tennis.
Golic and Wingo: The Economic Impact of Coronavirus on Sports
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The trickle-down effect of cancellations and suspensions.
Listen: Kristi Joins ‘We’ve Never Been Clicked’ to Talk Biz of College Sports
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I joined the “Never Been Clicked” podcast yesterday to talk about the 12th Man trademark, paying college athletes, TV money, Big 12 realignment, Texas A&M’s…
Is There a Bubble in College Football?
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On Tuesday, I joined Jason Anderson on ESPN Louisville to discuss whether there’s a bubble in college football that’s ready to burst and what the…
Which SEC Programs Rely the Most on Donors?
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It’s been awhile (ok, five years – sorry, I’ve been busy) since I’ve looked at which SEC donor bases have the deepest pockets. I wrote…
Financial Implications of Investigations into NCAA Violations
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This week I joined Campus Insiders to discuss the financial impact of internal investigations into NCAA allegations, such as the ones currently at Louisville, Tennessee…
Football and Basketball Financially Support Every Other Sport
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In case you haven’t heard me say it before, football and men’s basketball are essentially the only opportunity an athletic department has to make money….
