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Sports Strategy & Growth Consultant @ Invaluable Sports Group | Ex: Teamworks & Opendorse | Be a good person and bet on yourself
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Josh Delander Verified account @Josh_Delander
The enrollment cliff. NIL. The portal.

It’s all colliding — and the stress at the mid-major level and below has never been greater.

Sports will be cut. DI schools will continue to drop levels.

ADs are battling with Presidents, Chancellors, and Legislators.

Coaches are taking subpar talent just to field a team.

Frustration is everywhere.

There’s plenty of blame to go around…
But the NCAA and four commissioners are holding up meaningful change. They might be right that congressional help is the only path forward for every level — but they better get it because the frustration is real, and it’s mounting.

So many talented, well-intentioned people in college athletics are feeling burn out.

Kind of a depressing post, but these topics keep coming up again and again in conversations the past few months.
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Josh Delander Verified account @Josh_Delander
Not enough people are talking about UVA Athletics. Carla and her staff have embraced this new era, and the results speak for themselves.

Football is rolling
MBB won 30 games
WBB has top-tier resources
Finished 5th in Directors’ Cup
Record fundraising year: $120.4M

📈
Preston Willett Verified account @PrestonWillett Aug 18
Interesting comments from UVA Director of Athletics Carla Williams in a letter to fans tonight:

"College athletics is in a new era where winning, national visibility and financial strength are more closely intertwined than ever before. Success drives visibility. Visibility generates resources. Those resources fuel future success. The ACC's new revenue distribution model is built around that reality.

Simply put, greater success and greater visibility create greater opportunity.

Football sits at the center of that opportunity."
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Josh Delander Verified account @Josh_Delander
The first draft of the Protect College Sports Act was GOOD for everyone except the Big Ten, SEC, and a handful of others.

This updated draft is BAD for everyone except the Big Ten, SEC, and a handful of others.

A 🏈 only breakaway, PLUS a promotion and relegation system, will never happen, but it’s the ultimate solution.

• TV revenue would increase for everyone.
• Each tier/division would have its own rules.
• Many more games would have real meaning.
• Every fan base would have something meaningful to cheer for.
• Fundraising and revenue generation would become easier for schools.

Congress should be used to rework the entire system, not a continuation of patchwork fixes like the failed House Settlement.
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Josh Delander Verified account @Josh_Delander
If this video makes sense to you, then you’re probably already working with Dropback.

If this went over your head…well…that’s probably why you should connect with Luke and team.
Luke Bogus Verified account @lukebogus May 26
College Sports' Front Offices want to build data systems "in-house"… but they're hitting a wall: data chaos and disconnected platforms.

We've spent two years building towards this moment.

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