Looks like they found their sacrificial lamb.
Michigan AD Warde Manuel to step down at end of calendar year
Michigan AD Warde Manuel to step down at end of calendar year
OT: Michigan Athletic Director stepping down
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They cheated and “won” a natty…since no one has the balls to invalidate it, it worked. They don’t care.
Exactly. For them, it's all about the rings, no matter how they arrive there,
No story on NJ.com implicating Rutgers in the Michigan scandals?
Nj.com sportswriters are taking the rest of summer off after their exhaustive World Cup coverage. Politi, Fonseca, and Sargeant published a total of five articles between them in the past 10 days. They deserve a break.
This kind of management must be the source of the competitive advantage that they refuse to relinquish.
Thank goodness that annoying sport that most Americans don't care about is over here in the US. Yeah, probably off base, but could not escape the non-stop, nonsensical news stories about every aspect of the games. The sportswriters I follow on X for college football would randomly blurt out names and things about players/games that had no context. Kept seeing Messi, thinking someone was untidy. And then there were the signs on the NJ highways all the way into South Monmouth and Ocean County advising people to take NJ Transit to the Met Life. Good riddance!!
Conor Stalions may still be unemployed. Maybe they can hire him as AD. He should know leadership-he graduated from the US Naval Academy.
?Potential candidates include three former Michigan athletes: Iowa Deputy Athletic Director Joe Parker, Big Ten Deputy Commissioner Diane Dietz and Katie Fraumann, a senior vice president at DePaul. Parker and Fraumann previously worked for Michigan's athletic department.<
www.wsls.com
Look for Diane Dietz the B1G's Deputy Commissioner She is also a former All American Michigan Basketball player and in the Michigan HOF
She began her professional career as a lawyer working for law firms Paskin, Nagi & Baxter P.C.
Also was the CEO of Rodan + Fields
Dietz has also served as a board member for the Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau, United Way of Southeast Pennsylvania, Michigan Cable & Telecommunications Association, and the University of Michigan Alumni Association.
Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel agrees to buyout after probe, will step down at end of 2026
The University of Michigan and athletic director Warde Manuel have agreed to a buyout of the remaining years on his contract and he will step down at the end of the year.
www.wsls.com
Look for Diane Dietz the B1G's Deputy Commissioner She is also a former All American Michigan Basketball player and in the Michigan HOF
She began her professional career as a lawyer working for law firms Paskin, Nagi & Baxter P.C.
Also was the CEO of Rodan + Fields
Dietz has also served as a board member for the Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau, United Way of Southeast Pennsylvania, Michigan Cable & Telecommunications Association, and the University of Michigan Alumni Association.
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Any relation to Agent Deets of the DEA? VOLUME Not Safe for Work.?Potential candidates include three former Michigan athletes: Iowa Deputy Athletic Director Joe Parker, Big Ten Deputy Commissioner Diane Dietz and Katie Fraumann, a senior vice president at DePaul. Parker and Fraumann previously worked for Michigan's athletic department.<
Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel agrees to buyout after probe, will step down at end of 2026
The University of Michigan and athletic director Warde Manuel have agreed to a buyout of the remaining years on his contract and he will step down at the end of the year.
Look for Diane Dietz the B1G's Deputy Commissioner She is also a former All American Michigan Basketball player and in the Michigan HOF
She began her professional career as a lawyer working for law firms Paskin, Nagi & Baxter P.C.
Also was the CEO of Rodan + Fields
Dietz has also served as a board member for the Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau, United Way of Southeast Pennsylvania, Michigan Cable & Telecommunications Association, and the University of Michigan Alumni Association.
Gosh Rutgers is so broken. Our scandals net headlines. Theirs get championships lol.
Good article
www.si.com
Michigan Must Bury the ‘Michigan Man’ Myth Once and for All
If the Wolverines want to restore trust after years of scandal, Warde Manuel’s exit should be only the beginning.
www.si.com
Every World Cup, hope springs eternal in the US. And after it ends, there is a torrent of think pieces about why the US isn't competitive. Lather, rinse and repeat.Thank goodness that annoying sport that most Americans don't care about is over here in the US. Yeah, probably off base, but could not escape the non-stop, nonsensical news stories about every aspect of the games. The sportswriters I follow on X for college football would randomly blurt out names and things about players/games that had no context. Kept seeing Messi, thinking someone was untidy. And then there were the signs on the NJ highways all the way into South Monmouth and Ocean County advising people to take NJ Transit to the Met Life. Good riddance!!
Proves that in college sports winning is everything and if you break the rules to win, a golden parachute awaits you if you're caught
I have more disdain and wish UM far worse outcomes than even state Penn. they are a vile institution and deserve unpleasant outcomes. RU will likely never have their athletic pedigree but glad we run a clean program. Look at the list of people fired or forced from UM in the run up to their cheated “natty” and it tells you all you need.
Lawyers make the worst ADs?Potential candidates include three former Michigan athletes: Iowa Deputy Athletic Director Joe Parker, Big Ten Deputy Commissioner Diane Dietz and Katie Fraumann, a senior vice president at DePaul. Parker and Fraumann previously worked for Michigan's athletic department.<
Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel agrees to buyout after probe, will step down at end of 2026
The University of Michigan and athletic director Warde Manuel have agreed to a buyout of the remaining years on his contract and he will step down at the end of the year.
Look for Diane Dietz the B1G's Deputy Commissioner She is also a former All American Michigan Basketball player and in the Michigan HOF
She began her professional career as a lawyer working for law firms Paskin, Nagi & Baxter P.C.
Also was the CEO of Rodan + Fields
Dietz has also served as a board member for the Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau, United Way of Southeast Pennsylvania, Michigan Cable & Telecommunications Association, and the University of Michigan Alumni Association.