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Penn State, UCLA athletic directors deny involvement with private equity funding amid House v. NCAA settlement
Pat Kraft (Penn State) and Martin Jarmond (UCLA) told Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger that partnerships with sports consulting firm Elevate do not include private capital. This, in response a report from Sportico that the Big Ten members became debut partners in Elevate's new $500 million program to fund college athletic departments.
The news landed late on Friday night, an historic settlement reached in the House vs. NCAA case that finally met approval ...
A historic run, even. Leave it to Penn State athletic director Pat Kraft to attempt to put that success in perspective. While the AD veered from one talking point to another during Monday's ...
Pat Kraft was asked a simple question. He knew it would require a detailed answer. Kraft responded in detail, and then some. In the world of college wrestling, what separates Penn State ...
Penn State’s athletic director Patrick Kraft received a contract extension that will keep him at the university for another eight years. The board of trustees unanimously approved Kraft’s ...
Pat Kraft is under contract now to lead Penn State's athletic department for the remainder of the decade and beyond. The university board of trustees today approved an extension for Kraft ...
Penn State athletic director Pat Kraft has received a contract extension that runs through June 30, 2032, and will pay him an average of $2.26 million per year over the next eight years ...
Penn State Athletics is reportedly adding a new funding avenue to its financial portfolio ahead of the start of the revenue ...
Penn State Athletic Director Pat Kraft believes some terms of the House vs. NCAA settlement may benefit the Nittany Lions.
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