Bob Warming

The soccer proposal is not being portrayed accurately-The five spring contests are already in your budget: officials, trainers, turf, and travel-Rescinding the proposal doesn't save that money; it just means you spend it with nothing to show for it-What the revised proposal actually requires is a minimum of three spring contests for postseason eligibility-Three-Not five, not ten-Schools are currently permitted five exhibition matches each spring, so three is fewer than programs already schedule-Conferences can still hold their championships in the fall for the automatic bid-The only new pieces are a May national championship and one 15-day transfer window-That's the whole trade: the same spring costs, with real upside-This is the accurate information-Rescinding the proposal makes no sense, either for the athletes or for the budget-Most importantly, the students want it @UVMADschulman @ScottCarrAD @TempleOwls_AD @_EdScott @RHiggins_USF @GoVCURamsAD @GrahamNeff @AD_DamonEvans @BtotheBlair @joshheird @SashoCirovski @DrakeADHardin

The soccer proposal is not being portrayed accurately. Most importantly, the students want it. The five spring contests are already in your budget: officials, trainers, turf, and travel. Rescinding the proposal doesn't save that money; it just means you spend it with nothing to show for it. What the revised proposal actually requires is a minimum of three spring contests for postseason eligibility. Three. Not five, not ten. Schools are currently permitted five exhibition matches each spring, so three is fewer than programs already schedule. Conferences can still hold their championships in the fall for the automatic bid. The only new pieces are a May national championship and one 15-day transfer window. That's the whole trade: the same spring costs, with real upside. This is the accurate information. Rescinding the proposal makes no sense, either for the athletes or for the budget. @AndrewGavinAD @ChasseConque @KitHughesHC @TerryMohajirAD @JDonati_SC @wrenbaker @TimoJJ @UMassADBamford @DrMartinKC_AD @LMUPintens @DU_AthDir

The soccer proposal is not being portrayed accurately. Most importantly, the students want it. The five spring contests are already in your budget: officials, trainers, turf, and travel. Rescinding the proposal doesn't save that money; it just means you spend it with nothing to show for it. What the revised proposal actually requires is a minimum of three spring contests for postseason eligibility. Three. Not five, not ten. Schools are currently permitted five exhibition matches each spring, so three is fewer than programs already schedule. Conferences can still hold their championships in the fall for the automatic bid. The only new pieces are a May national championship and one 15-day transfer window. That's the whole trade: the same spring costs, with real upside. This is the accurate information. Rescinding the proposal makes no sense, either for the athletes or for the budget. @SeanTFrazier @FortWayneAD @DetroitAD @MKE_ADBraun @MattGlovaski @katiearcuri @Stags_AD @vandermerwe63 @DrakeADHardin @EvansvilleAD @JamieBoggsJD @HowardAD_KD

The soccer proposal is not being portrayed accurately. Most importantly, the students want it. The five spring contests are already in your budget: officials, trainers, turf, and travel. Rescinding the proposal doesn't save that money; it just means you spend it with nothing to show for it. What the revised proposal actually requires is a minimum of three spring contests for postseason eligibility. Three. Not five, not ten. Schools are currently permitted five exhibition matches each spring, so three is fewer than programs already schedule. Conferences can still hold their championships in the fall for the automatic bid. The only new pieces are a May national championship and one 15-day transfer window. That's the whole trade: the same spring costs, with real upside. This is the accurate information. Rescinding the proposal makes no sense, either for the athletes or for the budget. @RossBjorkAD @ZinnKeli @TerpsADJimSmith @Jared_Sumsion @AD_MattRoberts @mannbriand @JennStraws @RickColeJrHU @jen_sansevero @ShawnHeilbron @MichaelOblinger @boss2356

The soccer proposal is not being portrayed accurately. Most importantly, the students want it. The five spring contests are already in your budget: officials, trainers, turf, and travel. Rescinding the proposal doesn't save that money; it just means you spend it with nothing to show for it. What the revised proposal actually requires is a minimum of three spring contests for postseason eligibility. Three. Not five, not ten. Schools are currently permitted five exhibition matches each spring, so three is fewer than programs already schedule. Conferences can still hold their championships in the fall for the automatic bid. The only new pieces are a May national championship and one 15-day transfer window. That's the whole trade: the same spring costs, with real upside. This is the accurate information. Rescinding the proposal makes no sense, either for the athletes or for the budget. @Brian_E_White_ @John_Currie @BMBarrio @ricky__ray @matt_whiting @MorrowUNF @MarcusBlossom @BlueDemonsAD @HoyasAD @ADTimHallLANCER @RUADLineburg @MarkJackson_NU

The soccer proposal is not being portrayed accurately. Of most importance, the students want it. The five spring contests are already on your budget — officials, trainers, turf, travel. Rescinding doesn't save that money. It just means you spend it with nothing to show for it. What the revised proposal actually requires is a minimum of three spring contests for postseason eligibility! Three. Not five, not ten. Schools are currently permitted five exhibition matches each spring, so three is less programs already schedule. Conferences can still hold their championship in the fall for the automatic bid. The new pieces are a May national championship and one fifteen-day transfer window. That's the whole trade: same spring costs, real upside. This is the accurate information. Rescinding the proposal does not make sense for athletes or for cost reasons. @UVMADschulman @ScottCarrAD @TempleOwls_AD @_EdScott @RHiggins_USF @GoVCURamsAD @GrahamNeff @AD_DamonEvans @BtotheBlair @joshheird @SashoCirovski @DrakeADHardin

Look out…not a good time to get in this man’s way. VT supporters/fans should be excited.

This Great man came to Omaha and worked with me for 4 days-It was so special-He is kind,brilliant,the best storyteller ever-a valued sports psychologist with Sir Alex Ferguson @ManUtd he also coached Englands National team in Mens Hoops! Bill Beswick-alot of love for this influential, heartchanging man.

So fortunate to have worked at @Creighton . A place where people like these 5 are around you every day. @EthanFinlay13 is going to continue to make the soccer program proud in the next part of his journey in the sport. @bdrass the best AD ever in US history. Only 4 time National AD of the year. That's what other AD's think of him..but he is an even better person and mentor.

I have enjoyed building programs and making them better. Have been fortunate to be around several Hall of Fame coaches and AD's in my career. @coachjfranklin will forever be one of the most inspirational, most fun, most thoughtful program builder. He is just a really good person to be around in any circumstance.Whether at a speaking engagement with him or eating at a favorite restaurant. Always, every single time, came away learning something new. Love this guy!

Few have done more for the good of the game…and none have done more with his level of kindness...We will miss this good great man for so many reasons

Awakened today with gratitude-a guest of @TerryPettit1 at @Humanex yesterday-sat next to the the lady on the right while being inspired by the man on the left-@bdrass & @SueEnquist on stage together with Terry had me taking so many notes-sat next to rising star @DonovanLDowling for that one-can’t wait for next years @humanex it’s super special.

Great fun-Rass,as always,had us laughing hard-and leaning into every word of his wisdom about current college sports-Lots of great stories and laughs from everybody-In a moment…I looked around the table at all the happy faces of talented folks and had a feeling that we all knew just how fortunate we were at Creighton

1 of the most challenging things I did at Creighton-convince high school ADs to move the high school championship to a facility designed for soccer-Previously it was played on a football field.Last night 7111 in attendance-and players were so proud 💙

Exactly One NCAA D1 school with 14 wins. 5 programs with 13. Wins are hard to come by @RiderMensSoccer with Coach Chad Duernberger have 14 and in the final this weekend! What a job he is doing!!