If I was commissioner … Part 3
- ljm623
- 18 hours ago
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by TexCane
Just about every college sports fan in America agrees that college athletics is broken.
Recently, President Trump even convened a “round table" at the White House with the leaders in college athletics to discuss the situation. Out of that meeting came his announcement that he would deliver a white paper outlining solutions to this mess.
That got me thinking. Yea, that could be scary but perhaps intriguing.
What if Trump recommends a new leadership structure with a strong single leader to pave the way for reform that builds public’s trust and support?
What if Trump announced MEby TexCane
Just about every college sports fan in America agrees that college athletics is broken.
Recently, President Trump even convened a “round table" at the White House with the leaders in college athletics to discuss the situation. Out of that meeting came his announcement that he would deliver a white paper outlining solutions to this mess.
That got me thinking. Yea, that could be scary but perhaps intriguing.
What if Trump recommends a new leadership structure with a strong single leader to pave the way for reform that builds public’s trust and support?
What if Trump announced ME as the new CEO of college sports?
OK, you can stop laughing and get up off the floor. As doubtful as that seems, it could be interesting. So, I set out to cobble a high-level strategic plan.
STEP EIGHT: Form the WEST DIVISION
I continue our strategic reconstruction with another common sense move, the formation of the WEST DIVISION.
WEST DIVISION:
Nebraska
Colorado
Colorado State
Air Force
Utah
BYU
Boise State
San Diego State
UNLV
New Mexico
Like the Pacific Division, this division will be managed by a senior vice president (SVP) reporting directly to ME, the CEO. The SVP will represent the athletic directors (10) of the member schools and sit on the Executive Council.
The division will be made up of schools from multiple old conferences in the west region of the country. Again, fans, coaches, players and staff will once again celebrate the rich regional rivalries that made our sport(s) so great.
BOTTOM LINE:
Change occurs only when the pain to stay the same exceeds the pian to change.
In part fourr of this series, we will breakdown another new division, the SOUTHWEST DIVISION.
GO CANES!
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