WVSPORTS.COM West Virginia expected to tab Baker as new athletic director

[Keenan Cummings]

WVSports - West Virginia expected to tab Baker as new Athletic Director

Wren Baker is expected to be named the new athletic director at West Virginia.

westvirginia.rivals.com

 

[deedoubleyou]

He might be a good one. I'm glad we got an outsider this time.

 

[WVUALLEN]

As the AD at NCAA Division II power Northwest Missouri State, he secured the largest gift in the athletic department’s history. At his first AD job at Rogers State, he also coached basketball for one season, leading the team to a 20–11 record. He got his master’s degree from Oklahoma State, where he was a graduate assistant and then basketball operations assistant for legendary coach Eddie Sutton.

As a deputy at Memphis overseeing football, Baker worked closely with coach Justin Fuente, the former Virginia Tech coach who is out of the industry for now. At Missouri, he assisted in coaching searches in football and baseball and led the athletic department’s external relations team, including development, marketing, licensing, the ticket office and strategic communications.

 

[Rootmaster]

As the AD at NCAA Division II power Northwest Missouri State, he secured the largest gift in the athletic department’s history. At his first AD job at Rogers State, he also coached basketball for one season, leading the team to a 20–11 record. He got his master’s degree from Oklahoma State, where he was a graduate assistant and then basketball operations assistant for legendary coach Eddie Sutton.

As a deputy at Memphis overseeing football, Baker worked closely with coach Justin Fuente, the former Virginia Tech coach who is out of the industry for now. At Missouri, he assisted in coaching searches in football and baseball and led the athletic department’s external relations team, including development, marketing, licensing, the ticket office and strategic communications.

Nice cut and paste, cfe would be proud of you!

 

[MountaineerWV]

As the AD at NCAA Division II power Northwest Missouri State, he secured the largest gift in the athletic department’s history. At his first AD job at Rogers State, he also coached basketball for one season, leading the team to a 20–11 record. He got his master’s degree from Oklahoma State, where he was a graduate assistant and then basketball operations assistant for legendary coach Eddie Sutton.

As a deputy at Memphis overseeing football, Baker worked closely with coach Justin Fuente, the former Virginia Tech coach who is out of the industry for now. At Missouri, he assisted in coaching searches in football and baseball and led the athletic department’s external relations team, including development, marketing, licensing, the ticket office and strategic communications.

So then, we know he can get drunk as hell.

 

[westsiderSJHS77]

So then, we know he can get drunk as hell.

That may signal Holgersen’s return.

 

[WVUALLEN]

Nice cut and paste, cfe would be proud of you!

And the problem with that is what Lisa? Wikipedia is a free page. Swallow bitch.

 

[WVU_Dave]

 

[WVU_Dave]

As the AD at NCAA Division II power Northwest Missouri State, he secured the largest gift in the athletic department’s history. At his first AD job at Rogers State, he also coached basketball for one season, leading the team to a 20–11 record. He got his master’s degree from Oklahoma State, where he was a graduate assistant and then basketball operations assistant for legendary coach Eddie Sutton.

As a deputy at Memphis overseeing football, Baker worked closely with coach Justin Fuente, the former Virginia Tech coach who is out of the industry for now. At Missouri, he assisted in coaching searches in football and baseball and led the athletic department’s external relations team, including development, marketing, licensing, the ticket office and strategic communications.

"As the AD at NCAA Division II power Northwest Missouri State, he secured the largest gift in the athletic department’s history"
Is $12.50 really considered a gift or was that a mistake on a processing fee for season tickets?