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Nick Saban, Texas Tech’s Cody Campbell to reportedly be co-chairs of college sports study
Legendary Alabama coach Nick Saban and Texas Tech board of regents chairman Cody Campbell will reportedly co-chair a commission President Trump wants to form to study growing issues in college sports, according to multiple media reports. Campbell is a former Red Raiders football player and one of the largest donors to the school.
Nick Saban Reportedly Will Be Co-Chair of Presidential Commission on College Sports
Former Alabama football head coach Nick Saban will reportedly be a co-chair on the reported commission on college athletics created by President Donald Trump, per Ralph D. Russo of The Athletic. Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports broke news on the commission Wednesday, noting the issues the group plans to review and address.
After a one-year hiatus, former Alabama Crimson Tide legend Nick Saban will return to college sports. On Wednesday, The ...
President Donald Trump is expected to name Saban a co-head of his new commission on college sports reform, according to a Wednesday evening report from Sam Khan Jr., Ralph D. Russo, Chris Vannini and ...
The intersection of sports and politics is a dangerous place, but last week as he spoke before President Donald Trump, the ...
There hasn’t been a coach in college athletics quite like Nick Saban, who sustained a legendary career across multiple ...
Former Alabama football coach Nick Saban was the target of a scathing statement on Monday amid rumors of NIL executive action ...
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