List of NCAA Division I athletic directors

The following is a list of NCAA Division I universities in the United States (listed alphabetically by state) and their current Director of Athletics.

Schools are alphabetized by commonly used short name, regardless of their official name. The abbreviation "St.", for "Saint", is alphabetized as if it were spelled out.

Contents 1 Highest paid 2 By state 2.1 Alabama 2.2 Arkansas 2.3 Arizona 2.4 California 2.5 Colorado 2.6 Connecticut 2.7 District of Columbia 2.8 Delaware 2.9 Florida 2.10 Georgia 2.11 Hawaii 2.12 Idaho 2.13 Illinois 2.14 Indiana 2.15 Iowa 2.16 Kansas 2.17 Kentucky 2.18 Louisiana 2.19 Massachusetts 2.20 Maryland 2.21 Maine 2.22 Michigan 2.23 Minnesota 2.24 Missouri 2.25 Mississippi 2.26 Montana 2.27 Nebraska 2.28 Nevada 2.29 New Hampshire 2.30 New Jersey 2.31 New Mexico 2.32 New York 2.33 North Carolina 2.34 Ohio 2.35 Oklahoma 2.36 Oregon 2.37 Pennsylvania 2.38 Rhode Island 2.39 South Carolina 2.40 Tennessee 2.41 Texas 2.42 Utah 2.43 Virginia 2.44 Vermont 2.45 Washington 2.46 Wisconsin 2.47 West Virginia 2.48 Wyoming 3 See also 4 References 5 External links

Highest paid

The following is a list of the 10 highest AD guaranteed salaries for 2008 (public schools only as private schools do not have to release the information).^[1]

Athletic Director	School	Salary
Jeremy Foley	Florida	$965,000
Lew Perkins	Kansas	$900,000
Barry Alvarez	Wisconsin	$750,000
Joe Castiglione	Oklahoma	$700,000
Bill Byrne	Texas A&M	$690,000
Gene Smith	Ohio State	$648,000
DeLoss Dodds	Texas (men's)	$627,109
Ron Guenther	Illinois	$600,000
Dan Radakovich	Georgia Tech	$560,000
Joe Alleva	LSU	$550,000

By state

FBS

FCS (scholarship)

FCS (non-scholarship)

Non-football

Notes:

• For the purposes of this list, schools that have announced that they are transitioning to FBS are included as FBS schools and indicated in italics. In July 2011, four schools started FBS transitions—South Alabama, Massachusetts, Texas State, and UTSA. All will become full FBS members in 2013.
• The terms "scholarship" and "non-scholarship" specifically refer to the football programs of FCS schools. Non-scholarship FCS programs are found in the following conferences:
  • The Ivy League, which prohibits its members from awarding athletic scholarships in any sport.
  • The Patriot League, an all-sports conference that prohibits its members from awarding football scholarships, but allows them in other sports. Recipients of scholarships in other sports are prohibited from playing football in the conference. (Army and Navy are full members of the Patriot League, but are not subject to the conference's football restrictions. The two service academies play FBS football, and all of their students receive full scholarships paid for by the U.S. government.)
  • The Pioneer Football League, a football-only conference whose members all offer scholarships in other sports but choose not to take on the expense of a scholarship football program.

Alabama

School	Athletic Director
Alabama	Mal Moore
Alabama A&M	Betty Kelly Austin
Alabama State	Ron Dickerson Sr.
Auburn	Jay Jacobs
Jacksonville State	Jim Fuller
Samford	Bob Roller
South Alabama	Joel Erdmann
Troy	Steve Dennis
UAB	Brian Mackin

Arkansas

School	Athletic Director
Arkansas	Jeff Long
Arkansas-Little Rock	Chris Peterson
Arkansas-Pine Bluff	Craig Curry
Central Arkansas	Dr. Brad Teague
Arkansas State	Dr. Dean Lee

Arizona

School	Athletic Director
Arizona	Greg Byrne
Arizona State	Lisa Love
Northern Arizona	Jim Fallis

California

School	Athletic Director
Cal Poly	Alison Cone
Cal State Bakersfield	Jeff Konya
Cal State Fullerton	Brian Quinn
Cal State Northridge	Rick Mazzuto
California	Sandy Barbour
Fresno State	Thomas Boeh
Long Beach State	Vic Cegles
Loyola Marymount	Dr. William Husak
Pacific	Lynn King
Pepperdine	Dr. John Watson
Sacramento State	Dr. Terry Wanless
Saint Mary's	Marty Storti (Associate AD)
San Diego	Ky Snyder
San Diego State	Jim Sterk
San Francisco	Debra Gore-Mann
San Jose State	Tom Bowen
Santa Clara	Dan Coonan
Southern California	Pat Haden
Stanford	Bob Bowlsby
UC Davis	Greg Warzecka
UC Irvine	Mike Izzi
UC Riverside	Stan Morrison
UCLA	Dan Guerrero
UC Santa Barbara	Mark Massari

Colorado

School	Athletic Director
Air Force	Dr. Hans Mueh
Colorado	Mike Bohn
Colorado State	Paul Kowalczyk
Denver	Ron Grahame (Senior Associate AD)

Connecticut

School	Athletic Director
Central Connecticut	Michael Ansarra (Senior Associate AD)
UConn	Jeffrey Hathaway
Fairfield	Eugene Doris
Hartford	Patricia H. Meiser
Quinnipiac	Jack McDonald
Sacred Heart	C. Donald Cook
Yale	Thomas A. Beckett

District of Columbia

School	Athletic Director
American	Keith Gill
George Washington	Jack Kvancz
Georgetown	Lee Reed
Howard	Dwight Datcher

Delaware

School	Athletic Director
Delaware	Bernard Muir
Delaware State	Derek Carter

Florida

School	Athletic Director
Bethune-Cookman	Lynn Thompson
Florida	Jeremy Foley
Florida A&M	William Hayes
Florida Atlantic	Craig Angelos
Florida International	Pete Garcia
Florida State	Randy Spetman
Jacksonville	Alan Verlander
Miami	Shawn Eichorst
North Florida	Lee Moon
South Florida	Doug Woolard
Stetson	Jeff Altier
UCF	Al Harms (Interim)

Georgia

School	Athletic Director
Georgia	Greg McGarity
Georgia Southern	Sam Baker
Georgia State	Cheryl Levick
Georgia Tech	Dan Radakovich
Kennesaw State	Vaughn Williams
Mercer	Bobby Pope
Savannah State	W. Bart Bellairs

Hawaii

School	Athletic Director
Hawaiʻi	Jim Donovan

Idaho

School	Athletic Director
Boise State	Gene Bleymaier
Idaho	Rob Spear
Idaho State	Jeff Tingey

Illinois

School	Athletic Director
Bradley	Michael Cross
Chicago State	Sudie Davis
DePaul	Jean Lenti Ponsetto
Eastern Illinois	Barbara Burke
Illinois	Ron Guenther
Illinois State	vacant
Loyola	Dr. John Planek
Northern Illinois	Geoff Compher
Northwestern	Dr. Jim Phillips
Southern Illinois	Mario Moccia
SIU Edwardsville	Dr. Brad Hewitt
UIC	Jim Schmidt
Western Illinois	Tim VanAlstine

Indiana

School	Athletic Director
Ball State	Tom Collins
Butler	Barry Collier
Evansville	John Stanley
Indiana	Fred Glass
Indiana State	Ron Prettyman
IPFW	Tommy Bell
IUPUI	Mike Moore
Notre Dame	Jack Swarbrick
Purdue	Morgan Burke
Valparaiso	Mark LaBarbera

Iowa

School	Athletic Director
Drake	Sandy Hatfield-Clubb
Iowa	Gary Barta
Iowa State	Jamie Pollard
Northern Iowa	Troy Dannen

Kansas

School	Athletic Director
Kansas	Dr. Sheahon Zenger
Kansas State	John Currie
Wichita State	Eric Sexton

Kentucky

School	Athletic Director
Eastern Kentucky	Mark Sandy
Kentucky	Mitch Barnhart
Louisville	Tom Jurich
Morehead State	Brian Hutchinson
Murray State	Allen Ward
Western Kentucky	Ross Bjork[2]

Louisiana

School	Athletic Director
Centenary	Glenn Evans
Grambling State	Troy Mathieu
Louisiana-Lafayette	David Walker
Louisiana-Monroe	Bobby Staub
Louisiana Tech	Bruce Van De Velde
LSU	Joe Alleva
McNeese State	H. Sonny Watkins
New Orleans	James Miller
Nicholls State	Rob Bernardi
Northwestern State	Greg Burke
Southeastern Louisiana	Dr. Joel Erdmann
Southern	Greg LaFleur
Tulane	Rick Dickson

Massachusetts

School	Athletic Director
Boston College	Gene DeFilippo
Boston University	Mike Lynch
Harvard	Bob Scalise
Holy Cross	Richard Regan
UMass	John McCutcheon
Northeastern	Peter Roby

Maryland

School	Athletic Director
Coppin State	Derrick Ramsey
Loyola (MD)	Jim Paquette
Maryland	Kevin Anderson
Morgan State	Floyd Kerr
Mount St. Mary's	Lynne Phelan Robinson
Navy	Chet Gladchuk
Towson	Michael P. Waddell
UMBC	Charles Brown
UMES	Keith Davidson

Maine

School	Athletic Director
Maine	Blake James

Michigan

School	Athletic Director
Central Michigan	Dave Heeke
Detroit	Keri Gaither
Eastern Michigan	Dr. Derrick Cragg
Michigan	Dave Brandon
Michigan State	Mark Hollis
Oakland	Tracy Huth
Western Michigan	Kathy Beauregard

Minnesota

School	Athletic Director
Minnesota	Joel Maturi

Missouri

School	Athletic Director
Missouri	Mike Alden
Missouri State	Bill Rowe
Saint Louis	Chris May
Southeast Missouri	Don Kaverman
UMKC	Tim Hall

Mississippi

School	Athletic Director
Alcorn State	Dr. Darren J Hamilton
Jackson State	Robert Braddy
Ole Miss	Pete Boone
Mississippi State	Scott Stricklin
Mississippi Valley State	Donald R. Sims (interim)
Southern Miss	Richard Giannini

Montana

School	Athletic Director
Montana	Jim O'Day
Montana State	Peter Fields

Nebraska

School	Athletic Director
Creighton	Bruce Rasmussen
Nebraska	Tom Osborne

Nevada

School	Athletic Director
Nevada	Cary Groth
UNLV	Jim Livengood

New Hampshire

School	Athletic Director
Dartmouth	Harry Sheehy
New Hampshire	Marty Scarano

New Jersey

School	Athletic Director
Fairleigh Dickinson	David A. Langford
Monmouth	Dr. Marilyn McNeil
NJIT	Lenny Kaplan
Princeton	Gary Walters
Rider	Don Harnum
Rutgers	Tim Pernetti
St. Peter's	Patrick Elliott
Seton Hall	Joseph A. Quinlan, Jr.

New Mexico

School	Athletic Director
New Mexico	Paul Krebs
New Mexico State	Dr. McKinley Boston

New York

School	Athletic Director
Albany	Lee McElroy
Army	Boo Corrigan
Binghamton	James Norris
Buffalo	Warde Manuel
Canisius	Bill Maher
Colgate	David Roach
Columbia	M. Dianne Murphy
Cornell	Andy Noel
Fordham	Frank McLaughlin
Hofstra	Jack Hayes
Iona	Patrick Lyons
LIU	John Suarez
Manhattan	Bob Byrnes
Marist	Tim Murray
Niagara	Ed McLaughlin
St. Bonaventure	Steve Watson
Saint Francis	Irma Garcia
St. John's	Chris Monasch
Siena	John D'Argenio
Stony Brook	Jim Fiore
Syracuse	Dr. Daryl Gross
Wagner	Walt Hameline

North Carolina

School	Athletic Director
Appalachian State	Charlie Cobb
Campbell	Stan Williamson
Charlotte	Judy Rose
Davidson	Jim Murphy
Duke	Kevin White
East Carolina	Terry Holland
Elon	Dave Blank
Gardner-Webb	Chuck Burch
High Point	Craig Keilitz
North Carolina	Dick Baddour
North Carolina A&T	Wheeler Brown (interim)
North Carolina State	Deborah Yow
UNC Asheville	Janet Cone
UNCG	Kim Record
UNC Wilmington	Kelly Mehrtens
Wake Forest	Ron Wellman
Western Carolina	Chip Smith

Ohio

School	Athletic Director
Akron	Tom Wistricil
Bowling Green	Greg Christopher
Cincinnati	Mike Thomas
Cleveland State	Vacant
Dayton	Tim Wabler
Kent State	Laing Kennedy
Miami	Brad Bates
Ohio	Jim Schaus
Ohio State	Gene Smith
Toledo	Mike O'Brien
Wright State	Bob Grant
Xavier	Mike Bobinski
Youngstown State	Ron Strollo

Oklahoma

School	Athletic Director
Oklahoma	Joe Castiglione
Oklahoma State	Mike Holder
Oral Roberts	Mike Carter
Tulsa	Bubba Cunningham

Oregon

School	Athletic Director
Oregon	Rob Mullens
Oregon State	Bob De Carolis
Portland	Vacant
Portland State	Torre Chisholm

Pennsylvania

School	Athletic Director
Bucknell	John Hardt
Drexel	Eric Zillmer
Duquesne	Greg Amodio
La Salle	Dr. Tom Brennan
Lafayette	Bruce McCutcheon
Lehigh	Joe Sterrett
Penn	Steve Bilsky
Penn State	David M. Joyner
Pittsburgh	Steve Pederson
Robert Morris	Craig Coleman, M.D.
Saint Francis	Bob Krimmel
Saint Joseph's	Don DiJulia
Temple	Bill Bradshaw
Villanova	Vince Nicastro

Rhode Island

School	Athletic Director
Brown	Michael Goldberger
Bryant	Bill Smith
Providence	Robert Driscoll
Rhode Island	Thorr Bjorn

South Carolina

School	Athletic Director
Charleston Southern	Hank Small
The Citadel	Larry Leckonby
Clemson	Terry Don Phillips
Coastal Carolina	Warren "Moose" Koegel
College of Charleston	Joe Hull
Furman	Dr. Gary Clark
Presbyterian	William "Bee" Carlton
South Carolina	Eric Hyman
South Carolina State	Charlene Johnson
USC Upstate	Mike Hall
Winthrop	Tom Hickman
Wofford	Richard Johnson

Tennessee

School	Athletic Director
Austin Peay	Dave Loos
Belmont	Mike Strickland
Chattanooga	Rick Hart
East Tennessee State	Dave Mullins
Lipscomb	Philip Hutcheson
Memphis	R.C. Johnson
Middle Tennessee	Chris Massaro
Tennessee[3]	Men: Dave Hart
	Women: Joan Cronan
Tennessee State	Teresa Phillips
Tennessee Tech	Mark Wilson
UT-Martin	Phil Dane
Vanderbilt	De facto: David Williams II, Vice Chancellor[4][5]

Texas

School	Athletic Director
Baylor	Ian McCaw
Houston	Mack Rhoades
Houston Baptist	Steve Moniaci
Lamar	Billy Tubbs
North Texas	Rick Villarreal
Prairie View A&M	Robert Atkins
Rice	Rick Greenspan
Sam Houston State	Bobby Williams
SMU	Steve Orsini
Stephen F. Austin	Robert Hill
TCU	Chris Del Conte
Texas	Men: DeLoss Dodds Women: Christine Plonsky
Texas A&M	Bill Byrne
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	Brian Teeter
Texas Southern	Charles McClelland
Texas State	Dr. Larry Teis
Texas Tech	Kirby Hocutt
UT Arlington	Pete Carlon
UTEP	Bob Stull
UTPA	Chris King
UTSA	Lynn Hickey

Utah

School	Athletic Director
BYU	Tom Holmoe
Southern Utah	Ken Beazer
Utah	Dr. Chris Hill
Utah State	Scott Barnes
Utah Valley	Mike Jacobsen
Weber State	Jerry Bovee

Virginia

School	Athletic Director
George Mason	Tom O'Connor
Hampton	Lonza Hardy
James Madison	Jeff Bourne
Liberty	Jeff Barber
Longwood	Troy Austin
Norfolk State	Marty Miller
Old Dominion	Dr. Wood Selig
Radford	Robert Lineburg
Richmond	Jim Miller
Virginia	Craig Littlepage
Virginia Commonwealth	Norwood Teague
Virginia Tech	Jim Weaver
VMI	Donny White
William & Mary	Terry Driscoll

Vermont

School	Athletic Director
Vermont	Robert Corran

Washington

School	Athletic Director
Eastern Washington	Bill Chaves
Gonzaga	Mike Roth
Washington	Scott Woodward
Washington State	Bill Moos

Wisconsin

School	Athletic Director
Green Bay	Ken Bothof
Marquette	Larry Williams
Milwaukee	Vacant
Wisconsin	Barry Alvarez

West Virginia

School	Athletic Director
Marshall	Mike Hamrick
West Virginia	Oliver Luck

Wyoming

School	Athletic Director
Wyoming	Tom Burman

See also

• National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
• List of college athletic programs by U.S. state

References

1. ^ 2008 AD salaries
2. ^ Jon Gold, Ross Bjork named Western Kentucky University A.D., Los Angeles Daily News, March 12, 2010
3. ^ The University of Tennessee is in the process of merging its men's and women's athletic departments. The men's athletic director will take responsibility for women's sports effective with the 2012–13 academic year.
4. ^ Uniquely in NCAA Division I, Vanderbilt does not have a separate athletic department. In 2003, Vanderbilt's chancellor at the time, Gordon Gee, folded the athletic department into the school's Division of Student Life and University Affairs, effectively treating it as any other student organization.
5. ^ Weir, Tom (2007-03-07). "Scores up on, off court after Vanderbilt reforms". USA Today. http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/2007-03-07-vandy_N.htm. Retrieved 2008-12-17. 

External links

• NCAA.org List of Division I Schools

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