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Dr. Howard Patterson: The Blueprint for Collegiate Athletic Excellence at UT Tyler
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From a philosophy student to the forefront of collegiate sports, Dr. Howard Patterson's journey is nothing short of remarkable. As UT Tyler's Assistant Vice President for Athletics, he's seen the inside curve of the track, guiding UT Tyler Athletics' ambitious shift from Division III to II. Dr. Patterson recounts the strategic play-by-play of building an athletic program from the ground up, the excitement of watching student-athletes flourish, and the nitty-gritty of juggling a bustling athletic department.
Dr. Patterson also shares tales of UT Tyler alumni who have sprinted beyond the finish line, like Brittany Mahomes, whose post-collegiate endeavors continue to break new ground. As he charts the potential addition of a football program, that there's more to it than just the ability to score touchdowns. College football is a financial and logistical puzzle that must be carefully pieced together. Dr. Patterson also tackles how the Name, Image, and Likeness policy is rewriting the playbook for college athletics, turning student-athletes into potential endorsers. It's a behind-the-scenes pass to the strategic plays and passionate people powering today's university sports programs.
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