In part 1 of his D1.ticker interview, University of Miami Athletic Director Blake James discusses the advantages and disadvantages of being an internal candidate when applying for a new position.
Joe Ovies continues the conversation on the recent ACC-ESPN deal and specifically dives into the best and worst possible outcomes for league, how ESPN could leverage ACC content, and when we could expect to see the deal's true financials.
In today's 1.Q, sports radio host and journalist, Joe Ovies, analyzes key topics in the ACC's TV deal with ESPN and shares insights from his interview with Wasserman Media Group's Dean Jordan.
Colorado State AD Joe Parker shares his experiences as a first-time AD including how he makes decisions, preps for meetings, and stays on top of campus initiatives.
Today's 1.Q features U.S Air Force Academy AD Jim Knowlton. Listen in as he takes us through a typical day of being the AD at Aire Force and discusses the nuances and responsibilities of Air Force students as cadets as well as student-athletes.
Xavier AD Greg Christopher discusses the dynamics involved in hiring head coaches and his experience making hires at Bowling Green, Purdue and Xavier.
In today's 1.Q, Teamworks President Zach Maurides provides an overview of Teamworks and how the company is rapidly impacting the college sports world to benefit overall communication between athletic department staff.
In part 2 of his 1.Q segment, Marquette Athletic Director, Bill Scholl, discusses unique challenges faced by him and the University President and touches on misguided advice currently floating around the sports industry.
In the first of two 1.Q segments, Marquette Athletic Director, Bill Scholl, shares his thoughts on how senior-level or aspiring administrators should think about preparing & positioning themselves to become an AD.
In today's 1.Q, Oakland Athletic Director Jeff Konya provides background on the decision to hire two head baseball coaches for the Grizzlies and also shares insights on how he conducts interviews with candidates.
NAATSO Co-Founder and UC-Davis Director of Ticket Operations, Troy Kirby, continues in his second of two D1.ticker interviews, by comparing industry conferences he regularly attends, sharing insights on how to sell tickets as fan experiences, and discusses the importance of listening.
In today's 1.Q, NAATSO Co-Founder and current Director of Ticket Operations at UC-Davis, Troy Kirby, takes us down memory lane to share insights on the creation of the National Association of Athletic Ticket Sales and Operations.
Part two of UNC- Charlotte AD Rose's D1.ticker interview features stories from Judy's past working with Pat Summitt and Summitt's overall impact on the sports industry.
In part one of her 1.Q interview, UNC-Charlotte Athletic Director Judy Rose discusses the frequency and structure of senior staff meetings and her yearly schedule.
Today's 1. Q, features the University of Iowa's newly appointed Associate AD of Strategic Communications & Marketing, Charlie Taylor. Listen here as he discusses his journey from Oklahoma to Iowa and gives advice on career advancement to young aspiring administrators.
In today's 1.Q, Brown Athletic Director, Jack Hayes, discusses the importance of facility enhancements (both athletic and academic) and how they vastly affect a prospective student's decision-making process when selecting a school.
In today's 1.Q, American University AD Billy Walker discusses his forward-thinking strategy to move the AU athletic department forward and meet new objectives.
Listen here as Arizona AD Greg Byrne reviews his approach to social media, reveals his Twitter goals, and discusses how to use these platforms to build relationships.
Evansville Head Baseball Coach, Wes Caroll talks more college baseball and covers the qualities of an effective partnership between a head coach and their sport administrator.
Today's 1.Question recaps the past three D.1 ticker interviews on college baseball with West Virginia Head Baseball Coach Randy Mazey, ABCA Executive Director Craig Keilitz, and Wofford College Head Baseball Coach Todd Interdonato.
Wofford Head Coach, Todd Interdonato, joins 1.Q to talk college baseball from a mid-major perspective and goes in deep on parity within the game, the RPI, and the lower seam ball rule.
In today's 1.Q, American Baseball Coaches Association Executive Director Craig Keilitz takes us through college baseball scoring trends, current ABCA policies, the legislation process, and rule changes that have been most beneficial for the game over the last 10 years.
With the College World Series in full swing, today begins a stretch of conversations around college baseball. West Virginia Head Coach, Randy Mazey, has been a leading voice to push the playing season back into the summer based on a number of reasons, including what he calls "untapped revenue potential for the sport." Mazey also touches on what would happen with the CWS, MLB Draft, recruiting dynamics, summer school, costs to departments with the change & a number of other items for the spor...
Pete Thamel finishes his D.1 ticker interview with thoughts on the SEC and Big Ten and provides some do's and don'ts for college administrators who engage with national media.
In today's 1.Q, Sports Illustrated's Pete Thamel discusses top stories to watch for the 2016 Football season, the College FB Playoff semifinals, and potential college conference changes.
In today's 1.Q, Sports Writer Jon Wilner covers the Pac-12 Network's most optimal outcomes in both the short-term & long-term and details a potential deal with DirectTV.
Denton-Record Chronicle's Brett Vito finishes his D.1 ticker interview by discussing the key tasks expected of the future North Texas AD and how the oil industry might be effecting donations to the school.
Sports Writer Brett Vito discusses the AD Search at the University of North Texas and specifically touches on the qualities the university and Mean Green fan base are looking for in their future AD.
In part two of his D.1 ticker interview, Senior Writer Brad Wolverton talks communication stategy for athletic administrators and discusses the importance of being open to yield a better story.
