Moneyballers: Inside the College Front Office
Moneyballers: Inside the College Front Office
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Welcome to Moneyballers: Inside the College Front Office.
With the revenue sharing era of college sports upon us, Championship caliber-teams will be fueled by creative, competitive, collegiate front offices.
On Moneyballers, co-hosts Nick Siscoe & Luke Bogus (co-founders of Dropback) learn from the brightest minds and emerging innovators in the new college front office—with the goal of equipping our listeners with the tools & tips to give your teams a competitive edge.
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The podcast focuses on topics related to the evolving landscape of college sports, including revenue-sharing strategies, compliance with NIL regulations, and the innovative approaches that front offices are implementing. For instance, episodes cover creative contract construction and how schools adapt to athletic reputation management under NIL guidelines.
Welcome to Moneyballers: Inside the College Front Office.
With the revenue sharing era of college sports upon us, Championship caliber-teams will be fueled by creative, competitive, collegiate front offices.
On Moneyballers, co-hosts Nick Siscoe & Luke Bogus (co-founders of Dropback) learn from the brightest minds and emerging innovators in the new college front office—with the goal of equipping our listeners with the tools & tips to give your teams a competitive edge.
Gaizka Crowley, the General Manager at Arizona, joins “Moneyballers: Inside the College Front Office” to discusses the evolution of the GM role in college football, particularly in light of the changes brought about by COVID-19 and the looming revenue-sharing era. He emphasizes the importance of adapting to the changing landscape of recruitment and roster construction, the impact of agents on the recruitment process, and the necessity of aligning financial decisions with team success. Crowley also shares insights for aspiring GMs, highlighting the importance of people management and being open to change in the industry.Our Takeaways:
- Fundamentals of player evaluation remain constant, if not more important, in the rev-share era.
- Managing & training your staff effectively is crucial for a successful program.
- Off-field alignment between the head coach and GM is critical for on-field success.
- Financial decisions must align with team goals, and acquiring players that fit your culture, scheme, city, and community.
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