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Mar162005

NCAA Key Names

DateWednesday, March 16, 2005 at 09:06PM

Other than NCAA President Myles Brand, do you know the name of a single NCAA official?  We highly doubt it.

Well, here are some names, courtesy of this story about the Rick Neuheisel lawsuit aftermath-

  • Wallace Renfro-Senior Advisor to NCAA President Myles Brand
  • David Didion-NCAA enforcement officer
  • Bill Saum-NCAA gambling chief
  • John Aslin-NCAA attorney
And one more, non-NCAA name, but fairly important

  • Dutch Baughman-National Athletic Directors Association director

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