With the introduction of revenue sharing and a never-ending battle to provide student-athletes the best resources available, the financial health of Division I athletic departments have never been under more scrutiny. As athletic departments are pressured to stretch each dollar […]
🔐 How did UTSA Athletics’ Revenue and Spending Shift in FY24? Read More »
Previously in the What if Series: What If… No UTSA Football | What If… Traylor went to Tech | What If… UTSA became a Basketball School When UTSA started football in 2011 its athletic program had been members of just
What if UTSA stays in Conference USA or the Southland? Read More »
The House Settlement is on the horizon, bringing a new era of revenue sharing to college athletics. We know that UTSA will opt-in to the settlement, meaning they’ll be paying their student athletes. But how will UTSA strategize their movements
Episode 273: The future of NIL at UTSA with Athletic Director Lisa Campos Read More »
Thank you to all of our listeners who voted in the sixth-annual Domeys Awards! We’re thrilled to present the nominees and winners in each category in another spectacular production from our Creative Director Aaron Livingston. Remember that Domeys nominations are
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Created in 2020, the Alamo Audible Domeys has become one of our favorite annual traditions. Each year we don our finest tuxedos and honor the men, women, games, plays, and moments that defined the previous year. Please place your votes
Alamo Audible 2024 Domeys Awards Voting Form Read More »
After a decade-long apparel agreement with Adidas, UTSA is transitioning from the three-stripe life to Nike. This shift in apparel branding comes through an agreement with a third-party provider called Game One. Based in Ohio, Game One has rapidly expanded
What we learned from UTSA’s new Nike apparel contract with Game One Read More »
In this solo episode Jared goes deep into all of the different finer points defining this most recent round of realignment. Washington State and Oregon State were successful in the courtroom, and they’re now working to build out the “next
🔐Breaking down the business of the Pac 12 rebuild Read More »
College football realignment took another jolt forward this week after the two-team remnants of the Pac 12 made their first move towards building their conference back to stability. San Diego State, Boise State, Fresno State, and Colorado State will join
🔐Why UTSA Should Accept a Potential Invite to the Pac 12 Read More »
For as long as the American Athletic Conference has existed, Mike Aresco has been the league commissioner. With Aresco retiring this summer, the AAC has made just its second commissioner hire in league history. In this Patreon exclusive we spend
🔓Tim Pernetti takes over as the AAC’s new commissioner Read More »
We were extremely fortunate to be joined on the podcast by Dr. Lisa Campos, UTSA VP of Intercollegiate Athletics, to take stock of where the athletic department stands in early 2024. Lisa shares with us some details about the mad
Episode 242 – Behind the scenes of UTSA Athletics with Lisa Campos Read More »
