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Dr. Ron Moses is the new athletic director at Robert Morris following a national search, the school announced on Friday. Moses joins RMU after serving as deputy athletic director at Old Dominion (Va.). “Robert Morris University is a place where excellence and opportunity meet,” said Moses via statement. “(My) commitment is clear: we will build ...


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Alex Gettens has been chosen as the new women’s head coach at Maine, the school announced earlier this week. A former Maine assistant, Gettens returns to Orono with more than a decade of coaching experience, most recently serving as an assistant coach at Colgate for the past two seasons where he helped guide the Raiders ...


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Michigan and athletic director Warde Manuel have agreed to a buyout of the final three years of his contract, and he will step down at the end of 2026 after leading the athletic department for a decade, according to multiple reports. Interim university president Domenico Grasso said Monday that a broad review of the athletic ...


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Minnesota Duluth coach Scott Sandelin has agreed to a contract extension through 2030, the school announced on Monday. “I’m really excited to continue working with my great staff and players,” Sandelin said in a statement. “We feel we have a very special group that is motivated to continue building on the proud tradition of Bulldog ...


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North Dakota announced it has reached an agreement on enhanced terms for head men’s hockey coach Dane Jackson’s current contract. The Grand Forks Herald reported that Jackson will make $620,000 this season and that the salary is scheduled to increase by $35,000 each of the following three years to reach $725,000 in the final year, ...


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