The following is a list of NCAA Division I universities in the United States (listed alphabetically by state) and their current Director of Athletics. Ftor listing purposes, his list only includes schools playing Division 1 football or men's basketball.
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.
By state [edit]
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. In 2012, Georgia State began the FBS transition, and will be a full FBS member in 2013. In 2013, Charlotte and Old Dominion begin the FBS transition, and become full FBS members in 2015.
- 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 previously prohibited its members from awarding football scholarships, but allows them in other sports. Football scholarships will be available beginning with the 2013 recruiting class. (Army and Navy are full members of the Patriot League except in football, playing FBS football as independents, and all of their students receive full scholarships paid for by the U.S. government.) Fordham is a football-only member of the conference, began offering scholarships in 2010, and are currently ineligible for conference tournament play.
- 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 [edit]
Arkansas [edit]
Arizona [edit]
California [edit]
Colorado [edit]
Connecticut [edit]
District of Columbia [edit]
Delaware [edit]
Florida [edit]
Georgia [edit]
Hawaii [edit]
Illinois [edit]
Indiana [edit]
Kansas [edit]
Kentucky [edit]
Louisiana [edit]
Massachusetts [edit]
Maryland [edit]
Michigan [edit]
Minnesota [edit]
Missouri [edit]
Mississippi [edit]
Montana [edit]
Nebraska [edit]
Nevada [edit]
New Hampshire [edit]
New Jersey [edit]
New Mexico [edit]
New York [edit]
North Carolina [edit]
Oklahoma [edit]
Oregon [edit]
Pennsylvania [edit]
Rhode Island [edit]
South Carolina [edit]
Tennessee [edit]
Virginia [edit]
Vermont [edit]
Washington [edit]
Wisconsin [edit]
West Virginia [edit]
Wyoming [edit]
See also [edit]
References [edit]
- ^ The University of Tennessee merged its men's and women's athletic departments. The men's athletic director took responsibility for women's sports effective with the 2012–13 academic year.
- ^ 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.
- ^ Weir, Tom (2007-03-07). "Scores up on, off court after Vanderbilt reforms". USA Today. Retrieved 2008-12-17.
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