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Jamie Pollard, a Cyclone who weathered the storms, steps down as Iowa State AD

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By Scott Dochterman Verified
| The Athletic Verified
In early June 2010, Iowa State’s future was out of its hands and held by six universities that were considering an exit from the Big 12 for the Pac-10. Athletic director Jamie Pollard saw the situation clearly and understood where his program stood in the college sports landscape. “What we saw in that moment was how vulnerable we were,” Pollard told The Athletic.
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Jamie Pollard, a Cyclone who weathered the storms, steps down as Iowa State AD

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By Scott Dochterman Verified
| Breaking One
In early June 2010, Iowa State's future was out of its hands and held by six universities that were considering an exit from the Big 12 for the Pac-10. Athletic director Jamie Pollard saw the situation clearly and understood where his program stood in the college sports landscape. "What we saw in that moment was how vulnerable we were," Pollard told The Athletic.
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Wichita to join Dayton as men’s March Madness opening-round host site

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By Scott Dochterman Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Wichita, Kan., will join Dayton, Ohio, as the second host for the NCAA men’s basketball tournament’s opening round in 2027 and 2028, the NCAA announced Thursday. With the tournament expanding from 68 to 76 teams, the NCAA required a second location west of the Mississippi River for teams that travel to western first-round sites. Wichita is a centrally located city with a history of hosting NCAA tournament games dating to 1956.
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