Unlocking the Structure of College Athletics: Football, Basketball, and More
2 min readLearn how individual colleges structure their athletic departments, focusing on the University of Florida and Maryland. Explore the separate entities for football, basketball, lacrosse, and other sports, including the impact of NIL deals. Understand the unique organizational challenges and opportunities in college athletics. #CollegeAthletics #Football #Basketball #Lacrosse #NILDeals #UniversitySports #AthleticDepartments #OrganizationalStructure #FloridaGators #MarylandAthletics
The the now the NCA has their overall Arching thing but the individual Colleges have to operate as a structure And then the question is well football's Over here like if you're an NFL team That you know you're the New England Patriots you're only worried about Football that whole organizational Structure is based from ticketing to to Player Personnel to to coaches all in Football right but but in the University Let's say the University of Florida okay You have football is one area then you Have basketball is another area then who Knows what there might be another sport That they have N Deals in maybe baseball Like in Florida right so they might they Might be really good in baseball so they Need that as a separate entity and maybe The rest of the sports are in another Box right and it's like you know track There might be one guy they pay but they Can handle it all in one box right right But if you were like let's let's use Maryland as an example you would have Football as a box basketball as a box But you'd also have lacrosse probably as A box
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