Dawn Fritz+FollowOU’s new AD brings big-league change to NormanOklahoma is shaking up its athletics department by bringing in Roger Denny, Illinois’ deputy AD and a seasoned attorney, as the next athletic director. With college sports evolving fast—think NIL deals, transfer portals, and direct athlete revenue—Denny’s legal and operational chops could be just what OU needs. He’s stepping in as the Sooners join the SEC, overseeing 19 varsity teams and aiming to keep OU at the top. What do you think this leadership shift means for the future of Sooner sports and student-athletes? Let’s talk about the changes ahead! #Sports #OklahomaSooners #CollegeSports00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowMizzou athletics faces big changes aheadMizzou’s athletic program is navigating a whole new financial world, and it’s starting to feel a lot more like the pros. With NCAA caps on university spending but no limits for outside boosters, the pressure is on to keep up without losing control or integrity. Faculty are raising tough questions about whether student-athletes are really students anymore—or just freelancers chasing the next big deal. The administration insists Mizzou’s doing things right, but with lawsuits and shifting rules, the future of college sports here is anything but certain. How do you think these changes will affect Mizzou’s campus culture? #Sports #Mizzou #CollegeSports00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowAir Force basketball coach sidelined amid probeBig shakeup for Air Force basketball—head coach Joe Scott has been suspended indefinitely while the academy investigates how cadet-athletes are being treated. With the Falcons already struggling through a tough season, this news lands at a challenging time for players and fans alike. Assistant coach Jon Jordan is stepping in for now, but everyone’s left wondering what’s really going on behind the scenes. What do you think this means for the team’s future, and how should programs handle concerns about athlete treatment? #Sports #AirForceBasketball #CollegeSports00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowAkron rifle team takes on No. 3 West VirginiaAkron’s rifle squad is jumping right back into action, heading to West Virginia for a high-stakes match against the nation’s No. 3 team. Senior Natalia Siek is leading the charge with some of the best averages in the conference, while freshman Matthew Kimball and senior Rachael Paddock are also putting up impressive numbers. Facing a powerhouse like WVU is no small task, but Akron’s shooters are showing serious momentum. How do you think this matchup will shake out? Can Akron pull off an upset on the road? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #AkronRifle #CollegeSports00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBig changes shake up New Mexico Lobo athleticsFernando Lovo’s sudden move from New Mexico to Colorado as athletic director is hitting Lobo fans hard, especially after he was just at the bowl game days before the news broke. Lovo admits the timing isn’t great and gets why the community feels frustrated or even betrayed. He says his focus was always on building pride around Lobo athletics, but now Ryan Berryman steps in as interim AD. Meanwhile, Lovo faces a tough challenge in Colorado: holding Deion Sanders accountable after a rocky football season. What do you think this leadership shakeup means for both schools? #Sports #LoboAthletics #CollegeSports00Share
jharvey+FollowBig changes ahead for CU athleticsFernando Lovo is stepping in as CU Boulder’s new athletic director, and he’s making history with a $1.2 million annual contract—the highest ever for the role at CU. Lovo’s track record is impressive: in just one year at New Mexico, he boosted football wins, packed stadiums, and led record fundraising. With his experience at major programs like Texas and Ohio State, Boulder’s sports scene could be in for a serious upgrade. What do you hope Lovo tackles first to take CU athletics to the next level? #Sports #CUBoulder #CollegeSports10Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowMSU’s bold moves could reshape college sportsMichigan State is shaking up the college sports world with a wave of changes led by new AD J Batt. In just six months, he’s fired and hired a football coach, launched a $1 billion fundraising campaign, and secured a record $401 million donation. The creation of Spartan Ventures—a new, for-profit arm—aims to make MSU Athletics more nimble and self-sustaining, especially as college sports face huge financial shifts. What do you think: Is this the future of college athletics, or is MSU taking too big a risk? #Sports #MSU #CollegeSports00Share
andersonkaren+FollowInside Michigan football’s ‘worst-kept secret’Everyone at Michigan’s Schembechler Hall seemed to know about Sherrone Moore’s alleged affair with his assistant, but no one wanted to talk about it. The tension and odd behavior weren’t just rumors—they shaped the whole vibe of the football program last season. Staffers described a building full of stress, secrecy, and people looking the other way, even as Moore’s actions became impossible to ignore. With the fallout now public, it’s raising tough questions about leadership, accountability, and the real cost of ignoring problems in high-profile teams. How do you think this will impact Michigan’s culture moving forward? #Sports #MichiganFootball #CollegeSports00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowHow Boise State athletes are hustling in 2024College sports are changing fast, and it’s not just the big names on ESPN feeling the impact. Boise State’s Blake Pascal shares what it’s really like for student athletes now that Name, Image & Likeness rules let them build their own brands—and businesses—while juggling classes and competition. These changes open new doors but also bring fresh challenges, especially for athletes in less spotlighted sports. It’s a whole new game for college athletics, and it’s sparking big conversations about what it means to be a student athlete today. What do you think: is this shift good for college sports? #Sports #BoiseState #CollegeSports00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowCharlotte shakes up its sports leadershipCharlotte’s athletic department is hitting the reset button—Mike Hill is out as Athletic Director, and the university is searching for a fresh vision to energize its sports programs. Despite a booming student population, Charlotte’s teams have struggled to keep up with in-state rivals, especially in football and men’s basketball. With the college sports landscape changing fast, the university wants someone who can boost community engagement, support student-athletes, and navigate new challenges like NIL deals. What do you think it’ll take for Charlotte to finally make its mark in college athletics? #Sports #Charlotte #CollegeSports00Share
