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Under Armour's UCLA Dispute May Depend On Force Majeure Clause
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Gators receive $47 million in revenue as part of 2018-19 payout from SEC
Matt Murschel, Orlando Sentinel
The Florida Gators received $47.471 million from the Southeastern Conference as part of its annual payout for the 2018-19 fiscal year. Those figures were part of a record $651 million the SEC distributed to its 14 member schools, according to the league and the latest tax figures obtained by the Orlando Sentinel.
Norfolk State names its first female athletic director as Melody Webb succeeds longtime AD Marty Miller
David Hall, The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Melody Webb, the school's senior associate AD since 2014, became NSU's first female AD when she was promoted to replace longtime department head Marty Miller, school president Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston announced Tuesday. Webb, whose office was just a few feet from Miller's at Echols Hall, begins her new role Wednesday, a day after Miller's final day at the post.
College Football's New Headache: Deciding Who Can Attend Games
Laine Higgins, The Wall Street Journal
That raises a very uncomfortable question for universities: how to decide which fans will make the cut if stadium capacity is limited. The answer is not straightforward, as colleges have to balance alumni relations, corporate partnerships, student well-being and, of course, their bottom lines.
---Morning Consult
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Under Armour's UCLA Dispute May Depend On Force Majeure Clause
Sportico
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Gators receive $47 million in revenue as part of 2018-19 payout from SEC
Matt Murschel, Orlando Sentinel
The Florida Gators received $47.471 million from the Southeastern Conference as part of its annual payout for the 2018-19 fiscal year. Those figures were part of a record $651 million the SEC distributed to its 14 member schools, according to the league and the latest tax figures obtained by the Orlando Sentinel.
Norfolk State names its first female athletic director as Melody Webb succeeds longtime AD Marty Miller
David Hall, The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Melody Webb, the school's senior associate AD since 2014, became NSU's first female AD when she was promoted to replace longtime department head Marty Miller, school president Dr. Javaune Adams-Gaston announced Tuesday. Webb, whose office was just a few feet from Miller's at Echols Hall, begins her new role Wednesday, a day after Miller's final day at the post.
College Football's New Headache: Deciding Who Can Attend Games
Laine Higgins, The Wall Street Journal
That raises a very uncomfortable question for universities: how to decide which fans will make the cut if stadium capacity is limited. The answer is not straightforward, as colleges have to balance alumni relations, corporate partnerships, student well-being and, of course, their bottom lines.
---Morning Consult
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