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Speaker 1: The Raging Cagens will be looking for a new athletic

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director for the first time in nearly a decade.

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Speaker 2: Let's discuss it here on Rage and Runnow.

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Speaker 1: What's good, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to another episode

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of Rage and Rundown All Caguns all the time.

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Speaker 2: I'm your guy.

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Speaker 1: You'r Marcus Fitzpatrick, but you know you can always call

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me fits. And in today's episode, we will be talking about,

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quite literally the biggest story of the UO athletic department

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since we've started the show, and it is the departure

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of athletics director doctor Brian Maggart. To be candid, I

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was at home. I was in the middle of a

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workout actually, and I checked my phone on on social

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media's and I saw that I believe it was college

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ad had tweeted out that Louisiana's ad would be leaving

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for Missouri. So I made a few phone calls and

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was able to confirm the news and was able to

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eventually break it. Ross Dellinger surely thereafter came out with

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some information as well. So from there it became an

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official story when the Raging Cajuns officially announced it and

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then Shortly thereafter, Missouri would also announce that doctor Magaret

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would be leaving the program after nine years of running

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the athletic department. He heads back to Missouri, a place

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that he had been at for twenty two years, essentially

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the bulk of his professional career in athletics, and he

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will be serving as the deputy a D and also

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as the COO of that athletic department. So, first of all,

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congratulations to him in that, But there are a lot

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of things that we have to discuss in this. You know,

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I won't waste any time with all of that, you know,

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Like I said, the announcement came out that he would

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be leaving, this was He's been a part of the

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program since twenty seventeen and took the athletic department to

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a lot of different positions that were transformative. Obviously, with

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the rev share and the NIL era coming in that

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has changed a lot of things. But the renovation of

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our Lady Elwer Stadium, the raising of funds up to

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I believe thirty million dollars to be able to continue

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to retain players and continue to grow the athletic facilities

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around UL Athletics, that's been a huge part of what

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he's done. From what we have heard from the press

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release that the Athletic Department sent out, Trey Fraser will

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be named as the interim and a national search will begin.

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I'll have some thoughts on that a little bit later

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in the show. Why Missouri is the big question that

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I know a lot of people would be in, and

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to me, it makes the most sense.

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Speaker 2: He has a PhD from there. He originally graduated.

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Speaker 1: From Kansas State, where he had two degrees originally, and

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that's about four hours away from Missouri. He just his

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daughter just had a child, so he has a granddaughter.

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Now he's a grandfather. So to be able to have

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the opportunity to be around family and to be able

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to be in a great position because if I'm not mistaken,

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I think the COO and also the person that he's

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assuming the role for is retiring from that position. So

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it was kind of like the perfect storm. Everything came

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all together for him to be able to move forward

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and have that opportunity. In his statement he put out

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as I'm reading through it, one of the things that

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he said was that it would take something extremely special

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for him to have left Louisiana because like I said,

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they had been here for nine years, and what better

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thing for it to be something special than to be

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closer to your family and go back to the place

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that you originally worked at for twenty two years to

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potentially put yourself in a much better position in your

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professional career. And obviously, like this also comes after he

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was named a member of the College Football Playoff Committee

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back in March, and so it kind of feels like

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the worst time in for UIL because it's like he

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would have been on that committee and every time his

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name would have been mentioned, the Raging Cajun's logo, the

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brand of Louisiana would have been a part of that.

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And now it's going to be back to the SEC

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as a team like Missouri.

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Speaker 2: So that does.

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Speaker 1: Phil Sour, I'm sure for you that may be watching

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this episode, But from a perspective of just him as

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a human being, I totally understand why he would have

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done it, and I honestly probably would have done similar

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things in this position. So it doesn't sound like at

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all that he was leaving this place because he was unhappy.

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He was very much happy in his position here and

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there were things that he was working towards you know,

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recently the baseball program has been raising funds to try

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to get themselves a renovated clubhouse and all of these

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different other renovations that have been down the line. So

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it wasn't that the position that he was in was

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very bad, but it kind of just seems like the

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perfect storm for him and then the worst storm and

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worst timing for Louisiana as they're getting ready for football

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season and just under a month I believe.

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Speaker 2: So in his.

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Speaker 1: Time at Uel, Louisiana had eight consecutive Bowl appearances, five

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Sun Belt Championship Game appearances to Sun Belt titles, and

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then six CFP rankings in that time.

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Speaker 2: So it's almost that you could say that.

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Speaker 1: Some of Louisiana in athletics was elevated in different instances.

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You think about the hire of Billy Napier, which was

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one of the slam dunk hires that he was able

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to get. You think about him hiring Jerry Glasgow, and

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this also came after the fire rent of Mark Hutsmith,

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and also the softball program as well, with everything that

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happened with that as well.

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Speaker 2: So to get those two hires was really big.

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Speaker 1: I know recently the last two hires that he has

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brought in corners White being an outside higher in the

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n Allison habits, even though she is a Cajun herself,

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being someone that was hired from the outside and was

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not already in the department. Connus White was in his

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first season, it wasn't at its best, but he has time.

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The first two seasons under coach Habit have not been

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their best, but I'm sure that they're going to continue

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to give her backing to be able to get some

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time behind that. Whether that will come to fruition and change,

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it is to be seen. But he was able to

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do or was able to see through a lot of

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transition while being the athletic director of the Raging Cagens.

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The athletic department had twenty one Sunbelt Championships, twenty three

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n C DOUAA appearances, and was able to be in

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position where every single year you could almost see that

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UL was going to be competitive softball, baseball, football, the

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season that basketball had a couple of years back, so

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you could see at that time that things were continuing

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to elevate slowly. Now, like I said earlier, the rev

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share the NIL has changed a lot of things, and

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the landscape has really changed drastically over time. And so

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whoever comes in to be the next athletic director, that's

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going to be a main priority for them that they're

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going to have to focus on is how do they

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work through this era to continue to not necessarily be

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able to raise millions and millions of dollars to try

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to go and get a forty and fifty million dollar roster,

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but how do you get enough money to maintain and say, hey,

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we can get a guy for one more year or

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two more years because of the funds that we may have.

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part of, the sixty five million dollars stadium renovation of

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Our Lady of Lords, the thirty million dollars raised, the

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fifteen million dollar naming rights deal that they had UL

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Athletics doesn't look necessarily like it did eight years ago. So,

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like I said, kudos to doctor Magaret as he will

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now move forward in his career. But now Louisiana is

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tasked with trying to make what is going to be

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a very very important hire, the most important hire and

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quite some time. And it's something that they have not

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been a position in in almost ten years. You had

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a different president at the time, you were transitioning at

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a different era of college athletics, and so it'll be

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interesting to see. So I'm going to take a quick

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time out and when we come back, we'll talk about

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what it's going to be important that Louisiana will have

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to look forward to or look for in their next

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athletic director. We'll discuss it when we come back here

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on Rage and Rundown. Hey, guys, thank you so much

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front of more raging Cajun fans just like yourself. So

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we talked about before the break everything that doctor Magaret

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did before his departure, and now he is moving forward

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to Missouri. So now what are we looking at in

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the future. The interim. As I said before, the interim

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AD will be Trey Fraser, who has already been wearing

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multiple paths, so he just gained another hat. He's been

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the deputy athletic Director. He has been the executive director

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of the Raging Cagent's Athletic Fund or the RCAF for short,

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and I think having him in that position, obviously, you know,

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brings about a lot of stability, but he is a

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person that comes with experience even before he got into

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the position that he is assuming now as interim. So

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if you look back, he's been a part of programs

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like Missouri UAB, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin, Ohio, Florida, and Conference USA,

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and what he primarily was focused a lot on was

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was fundraising. During his five year stint at UAB, he

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served as Senior Director of Development, where he helped complete

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capital projects for the football Operations Center it was twenty

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two and a half million dollars, the basketball practice facility

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seven and a half million dollars, the soccer stadium at

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one point five the track and field facilities at two million,

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and he additionally helped raise a school record nine point

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five million dollars in his first season in twenty twenty one,

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Fraser and his team raised a school record two point

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seven million dollars for the annual fund.

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Speaker 2: So that's just a little bit about what he was

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able to do.

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Speaker 1: He also did some things in projects at Virginia Tech.

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He had multiple roles inside the Virginia Tech Athletic fun

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was a different era when a lot of that happened.

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increase by seventy three percent from nine point eight million

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to seventeen million, which was at the time in all

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time records. So it just goes to show that the

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person that you're adding in this has a landscape of

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what it's going to take from a financial standpoint, which

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we know that budget issues and things is what you

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will has been faced a lot with, especially over the

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past year and some change. So it's going to be

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important that him being in this position, whether he gets

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the position or full time, or if this is just

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him being a bridge person to whoever is next, I

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think that that's going to be truly important that they

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focused on that. So in the press release, it said

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that a national search will be conducted, which is what

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they always say whenever positions are in transition, whether it's

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a hiring firing, all of those things like that. The

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needs that they're going to be needing to focus on,

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fundraising experience. They're going to have to understand nil revenue sharing,

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commitment to football, to baseball, to softball, to your big

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programs that you're focused on, to conference realignment knowledge, and

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all of those things like that. So those are going

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to be some of the biggest challenges that whoever this

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next ad is is going to inherit. So you're going

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to have to be able to maintain football success because

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football is the front door to not just your athletic department,

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but in most cases your university. Because when football is

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able to be successful, people want to go to winning schools.

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Speaker 2: It all collectively works hand in hand together. Budget challenges.

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Speaker 1: Like we said, UL has been faced with so many

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challenges that we've talked about on this show before that

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I've talked about on my day job at KTC. They're

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going to have to figure out how can we do

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more with less? That is what this athletic director is

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going to be faced with. The revenue sharing. Like I said,

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how do you be able to figure out how do

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we divvy up enough money to where student athletes can

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get their piece of the pie, but to where it's

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not enough of a big enough slice to where you're

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lacking in other areas so to speak. And then just

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keeping facilities competitive so to speak as well. Like I mentioned,

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the time in of this is probably one of the

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most interesting because you're right before football season. The recruiting

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cycle of football season has kind of simmered down, Like

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I said in the past episode, like I've heard from

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conversations that I had, football may be done with their

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twenty twenty seven class that they have done baseball and softball.

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Speaker 2: Baseball for sure has filled out their roster.

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Speaker 1: Softball is probably about as close as they're going to

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get to filling out their roster.

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Speaker 2: Basketball is complete with both of those teams.

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Speaker 1: So from an athletic standpoint, you're in a a midway

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point where as you're getting closer to the fall, it's

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going to be important to have somebody in position. So

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we'll have to see how quickly Louisiana is actually going

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to move. In my opinion, I've presented a lot of

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information in this episode, but in my opinion, I feel

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like having Trey Fraser assume the role full time as

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an athletic director would not be something that's completely out

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of question or something that wouldn't make sense. I've read

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to you how he's been, you know, knowledgeable around what

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it takes to fundraise, He's been around in these past

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couple of years trying to navigate the nil rev Share era.

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He has a young mind, and he has experience in

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being around doctor Maggert and seeing the vision that he

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was carrying out. Now he could potentially be somebody that

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carries out that same vision as he assumes a potential

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new role in his career. But obviously, President Ramesh Kalaru

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and I'm suring whatever committee that he's going to formulate

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together will sit down, they'll evaluate what they need to do,

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and then they will be trying to hopefully make a

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decision before the Cajuns open up their season on September fifth.

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The football program that is opens up their season on

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September fifth against lamar So. Doctor Brian Maggert is moving

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forward in his career and is heading back to Missouri

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to take over as Deputy AD and COO of that program.

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Trey Fraser will serve as the Raging Cagents Interim AD

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for the time being. So that's going to wrap up

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this episode of Raging Rundown. If you've made it to

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this point in the episode, thank you so much. If

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was at UIL. Let's discuss it all down in the comments.

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