They should literally do just that. Give him a free ticket to go sky-diving. When he goes to pull the cord the parachute is activated. Suddenly the alarm on I'm-sure-his-expensive-watch goes off with a message saying:UK president will give him a golden parachute instead.
It was a money laundering operation for Mitch to pay NIL to help UK basketball.Both. Screw Mitch. He needs to be donating instead of being a fkn vampire
Sounds like Mitch is still getting somewhat of a deal just funded by private donors, which imo will still get taken from the university. Because they'll be donating that amount to Mitch instead of the NIL.
MaybeIt was a money laundering operation for Mitch to pay NIL to help UK basketball.
I bet Mitch has a great deal of respect for Capiluto and did not want there to be a problem. I always question those who just naturally think the worst of others. Often signifies a character flaw.
I don't care at all for soccer or rifle teams, but what you're voicing is a YOU problem. Not everyone is going to be pleased all of the time.I don’t care about Mitch’s feelings. He never cared about mine, or any other UK fan’s for that matter. He cared about winning in all sports and making money for himself. Which is fine except winning in rifle and men’s soccer meant as much to him as winning in basketball and football. And that was always the problem.
Seriously, get therapy and talk about your feelings with a professional.I don’t care about Mitch’s feelings. He never cared about mine, or any other UK fan’s for that matter. He cared about winning in all sports and making money for himself. Which is fine except winning in rifle and men’s soccer meant as much to him as winning in basketball and football. And that was always the problem.
Lol, maybe you should see someone if you care so much about Mitch leaving. Best thing to happen to UK Athletics in many years.Seriously, get therapy and talk about your feelings with a professional.
Pay to play would be my guess. Trying to wheel and deal a contract with the university before a new AD comes in? He's just a less successful Tom Jurich at this point.Why the heck would any donor want to donate money to the man who has destroyed Kentucky basketball? The f*** is wrong with their heads?
He’s probably thrilled. He’s still getting paid the $950K but doesn’t have to do any work. Not that he was gonna do a ton anyways.
Why the heck would any donor want to donate money to the man who has destroyed Kentucky basketball? The f*** is wrong with their heads?
It was to help UK basketball? How has that worked out?It was a money laundering operation for Mitch to pay NIL to help UK basketball.
I bet Mitch has a great deal of respect for Capiluto and did not want there to be a problem. I always question those who just naturally think the worst of others. Often signifies a character flaw.
Strawman much? Where did I say I “care so much about Mitch leaving?” Answer: I did not. People retire and that is a good thing. You lack maturity. You should be very popular here.Lol, maybe you should see someone if you care so much about Mitch leaving. Best thing to happen to UK Athletics in many years.
According to Google :Pissed. He comes off as extremely self righteous with a huge undeserved ego to me.

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Mitch Barnhart, the longtime University of Kentucky Athletics Director (2002–2026), is one of college sports' most lauded leaders, highlighted by the 2022 John L. Toner Award, the 2019 Sports Business Journal Athletic Director of the Year, and 2015 NACDA AD of the Year. He oversaw six NCAA titles, over 50 SEC titles, and $400M+ in facility upgrades.
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Key Awards and Recognition
Athletic & Institutional Achievements
- John L. Toner Award (2022): Presented by the National Football Foundation to the nation's top athletic director for superior administrative abilities.
- Sports Business Journal Athletic Director of the Year (2019): Recognized for excellence in, and impact on, the athletics industry.
- NACDA Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year (2015): Awarded by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics.
- Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame (2022):Inducted for his impact on athletics in the state.
- Bluegrass Sports Commission Award:Received the Sports Business Award in 2015.
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Leadership Roles
- Championships: Led UK to six NCAA championships (men’s basketball 2012, women’s volleyball 2020, and four in rifle).
- Conference Success: Over 50 SEC championships secured under his tenure.
- Olympic Success: Kentucky athletes won 21 combined Olympic medals, 14 of them gold, under his leadership.
- Facility Upgrades: Managed over
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million in facility improvements, including upgrades to Kroger Field and the construction of soccer/softball complexes.- Academic Excellence: Achieved record-setting cumulative GPAs, including a 3.534 GPA in 2020.
- Mentorship: Seven former assistants under Barnhart have become NCAA athletics directors.
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- NCAA: Served as Chair of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Committee.
- SEC: Named chair of the SEC Athletics Directors in 2017.
- College Football Playoff: Served on the Selection Committee.