Johns Hopkins University has launched an initiative to name its head football coaching position after late coach Jim Margraff, Director of Athletics Alanna W. Shanahan announced today. The campaign for the Jim Margraff Endowment for Hopkins Football will begin immediately.The Jim Margraff Endowment for Hopkins Football will honor the legacy of the greatest coach in the program’s history. It will also support a first-class student-athlete experience and provide the resources necessary to allow the program to continue to compete at a high level. The Blue Jays advanced to the NCAA Division III semifinals for the first time in program history in 2018 and won a school-record 12 games. A committee of former players, teammates, and university administrators has been established to develop a display in recognition of Margraff’s contributions, either in the Newton White Athletic Center or at Homewood Field. – hub.jhu – Read More
As we turn the page to 2019, CollegeAD wanted to take one last look at the Division I AD turnover in 2018 and share the data that we’ve tracked during the course of the last 12 months. We entered 2018 with 22 openings left...
As we turn the page to 2019, CollegeAD wanted to take one last look at the Division I AD turnover in 2018 and share the data that we’ve tracked during the course...
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LEAD1 Association, which represents the interests of athletics directors at Football Bowl Subdivision schools, posts a regular video segment called “Byte of the Week” on its website in which Tom McMillen, LEAD1 President and...
LEAD1 Association, which represents the interests of athletics directors at Football Bowl Subdivision schools, posts a regular video segment called “Byte of the...
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