Air Force superintendent Richard M. Clark is the leading candidate to be the next College Football Playoff executive director, ESPN reported Friday.
The 59-year-old lieutenant general played linebacker for the Falcons in the 1980s before building a distinguished career in the military.
In September 2020, Clark became the first Black superintendent of the Air Force Academy.
Sources told ESPN that Clark is considered a “leader of leaders” and that he emerged from a pool of three finalists interviewed in person this week to replace the outgoing Bill Hancock.
Hancock is retiring after the 2023 bowl cycle.
The next CFP executive director will oversee the expansion to 12 teams starting in 2024 and will also have to negotiate a new television contract, which expires after the 2025 season.
–Field Level Media
Sophomore Miami linebacker Adarius Hayes was injured in a two-car crash that left two children dead and several others in the hospital. Police in Largo, Fla., the hometown of Hayes,…
Running back Toa Taua scored a touchdown with one second remaining then converted the two-point try on another run as the Michigan Panthers edged the host Arlington Renegades 25-24 on…
The New York Giants have an eclectic mix of players competing for their starting quarterback job, though naturally fans have a great deal of curiosity about the most inexperienced of…
Last-second score pushes Panthers past Renegades
Giants coach Brian Daboll: Jaxson Dart came ‘prepared’ for minicamp
Saints QB Derek Carr retiring after 11 seasons
Jordan Ta’amu throws for 3 TDs as Defenders down Brahmas
Field Level Media - Professional sports content solutions | FLM
