Here's how much Michigan State will pay new AD Dan Bartholomae
Michigan State University is paying its new athletic director $1.5 million annually.
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The brief
$1.5 million is the annual salary for Dan Bartholomae, Michigan State University's new athletic director. Bartholomae's appointment comes amid plans for significant upgrades to Spartan Stadium, including discussions on naming rights. Bartholomae's first public appearance as athletic director was a press conference.
He expressed his honor at the appointment and outlined his vision for the university's athletic programs. The Detroit News published the salary details. Other outlets including Yahoo Sports, MLive.com, and WLNS 6 News focused on Bartholomae's remarks about stadium improvements and his initial steps in the role.
The Spartan community, including students, alumni, and sports fans, will be watching Bartholomae's progress. His success will be measured by his ability to implement stadium upgrades and secure naming rights. The university's athletic programs will also be under scrutiny as Bartholomae works to enhance their competitiveness and reputation.
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The reporting (6)
- New Michigan State AD talks Spartan Stadium upgrades, naming rights Yahoo Sports · 1d ago
- Couch: Dan Bartholomae won the press conference. Now the real work begins at MSU. Lansing State Journal · 1d ago
- New Michigan State AD talks Spartan Stadium upgrades, naming rights MLive.com · 1d ago
- Bartholomae ‘honored’ to be named new MSU athletics director WLNS 6 News · 1d ago
- Michigan State University welcomes Dan Bartholomae as Spartans' next athletic director WWMT · 1d ago
- Here's how much Michigan State will pay new AD Dan Bartholomae The Detroit News · 1d ago
Quick answers
Who is Dan Bartholomae?
Dan Bartholomae is the new athletic director at Michigan State University.
What is Bartholomae's annual salary?
$1.5 million.
What are Bartholomae's immediate plans?
Bartholomae has discussed plans for Spartan Stadium upgrades and naming rights.
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