
Peevy Extends Stay at DePaul, Kentucky Athletic Director Search Continues
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DePaul University extends athletic director DeWayne Peevys contract, securing his leadership through 2031. Peevys tenure at DePaul, following his successful stint at Kentucky, has been marked by program growth. Meanwhile, Kentuckys search for a new athletic director faces challenges due to recent changes in college sports, with candidates like Greg Byrne and Marc Hill under consideration.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Peevy Extends Stay at DePaul, Kentucky Athletic Director Search Continues. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 23rd, DePaul University and Athletic Director Dwayne PB have agreed to a contract extension that runs through 2031. This comes right after PB's name surfaced as a candidate for the Athletic Director job at Kentucky, following Mitch Barnhart's retirement, announcement. PB spent 12 years at Kentucky from 2008 to 2020, including seven years as Deputy Director of Athletics. He joined DePaul in 2020 and got an earlier extension in 2023, highlighting his success and leading the program's growth. Kentucky's search faces big challenges from recent changes in college sports, like name, image, and likeness deals and limited funds for athletes. University President Eli Capillato stressed the need for leaders who can navigate these issues efficiently across all sports. Other candidates include Alabama's Greg Byrne, who once worked under Barnhart at Kentucky, and Kentucky's own Deputy A.D. Mark Hill. Barnhart starts a new academic role on July 1st, with a nearly $1 million salary through 2030. As Kentucky keeps hunting for its next leader,
PB's commitment to DePaul shifts focus back to the Blue Demon's future plans.
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