Chris McIntosh Resigns as Wisconsin Athletic Director for Big Ten Role
Chris McIntosh officially resigns as Wisconsin AD to take new Big Ten job
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Chris McIntosh has officially resigned as the athletic director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison to become the deputy commissioner for strategy at the Big Ten Conference, effective April 13. His interim replacement will be Marcus Sedberry, the current deputy AD.
- 01Chris McIntosh resigns as Wisconsin's athletic director after five years.
- 02He will join the Big Ten Conference as deputy commissioner for strategy starting May 1.
- 03Marcus Sedberry will serve as interim athletic director during the transition.
- 04McIntosh's tenure included significant coaching hires across multiple sports.
- 05Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti emphasized the importance of McIntosh's experience.
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Chris McIntosh has officially stepped down from his position as the athletic director at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, effective April 13, to take on a new role as the deputy commissioner for strategy at the Big Ten Conference, beginning May 1. McIntosh's five-year tenure saw him replace Barry Alvarez and make notable coaching hires, including Luke Fickell for football and Mike Hastings for men's hockey. In a statement, McIntosh expressed his deep connection to Wisconsin and described the new role as a unique opportunity to influence the future of the conference. Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti welcomed McIntosh, highlighting the need for strategic leadership during a transformative period for the conference. Marcus Sedberry, currently the deputy athletic director and football general manager, will serve as the interim athletic director while a search for McIntosh's permanent replacement is initiated.
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