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Home / Sports / FSU Athletics Tackles Future of College Football

FSU Athletics Tackles Future of College Football

5 Feb

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Summary

  • FSU acknowledges college football's shift to a revenue-sharing model.
  • Alford outlines steps to professionalize FSU football operations.
  • The university emphasizes its commitment to student-athlete development.
FSU Athletics Tackles Future of College Football

Florida State Athletics is actively adapting to the significant evolution of college football, moving towards a professional model that includes revenue sharing and student-athlete compensation beyond traditional scholarships. Vice President Michael Alford conveyed this message to boosters, emphasizing the university's cohesive and disciplined approach to these industry-wide changes.

Alford detailed recent strategic steps taken by Florida State Football to ensure sustained success. These include program restructuring and the addition of a General Manager and Director of Player Personnel, reflecting a professionalized approach to roster management and player development. Further staff enhancements are planned.

Florida State Athletics reaffirms its core mission: to develop student-athletes academically, personally, and competitively, while upholding core values. The department is committed to enabling all 21 of its sports teams to compete and recruit at the highest level, a goal made possible through the continued support of its boosters and partners.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
FSU Athletics is implementing a disciplined, cohesive plan to adapt to college football's shift towards revenue sharing and student-athlete compensation, including program restructuring and new personnel hires.
Florida State is aligned with the evolution of college football, where student-athletes are compensated beyond traditional scholarships while remaining students first.
The core mission of Florida State Athletics is to change lives by developing student-athletes academically, personally, and competitively, while upholding the values that define being a Seminole.

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