Allen Greene Named New Athletic Director at Pittsburgh
Allen Greene Named New Athletic Director at Pittsburgh

Allen Greene Named New Athletic Director at Pittsburgh

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Allen Greene has been appointed as the new athletic director at the University of Pittsburgh, with a clear focus on addressing the financial realities of college athletics, particularly the importance of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) funding. Men's basketball coach Jeff Capel emphasized that Greene's primary agenda should revolve around acquiring and retaining talent through financial incentives. Greene, who previously held athletic director roles at Auburn and Buffalo, aims to foster innovation in fundraising to support Pitt's athletic programs, especially amidst challenges like overshadowing professional sports in the area. With the Panthers enjoying success in various sports, including a 6-0 football start and a top-ranked volleyball team, Greene’s proactive leadership is crucial for maximizing these opportunities. His appointment follows the dismissal of Heather Lyke, and he is expected to build strong relationships with coaches to enhance program success. Chancellor Joan Gabel described Greene's arrival as timely and essential for the future of Pitt athletics.

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