College Football Playoff Election Committee on Monday said that Nebraska Athletic Director Troy Dannen and the Opening Election Committee President and long -term athletics manager Jeff Long announced that he attended the board of directors.
Dannen fills the gap of former Maryland athletic director Damon Evans, who is currently in SMU.
Long, which will serve for a year, replaces Steve Weiberg, who resigned for personal reasons.
Dannen served as Cornhuskers' advertisement in the NCAA Constitutional Committee in the second year and the Department of Transformation Committee between 2021-23. He is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Football Surveillance Committee and the President of the NCAA Football Competition Committee. Before taking over Nebraska, Dannen kept the same title in Washington.
After serving as the first president (2014-15), including two seasons (2014-15), he returned to the CFP Election Committee for a long time. For a long time, he has worked as a coach and administrator in the college athletics, including Eastern Kentucky (1998-2001), Pitt (2003-07), Arkansas (2008-17) and Kansas (2018-21).
In March, former Michigan State Coach Mark Dantonio and four other new members were elected 13 -member election committees responsible for listing the top 25 teams for 12 teams in this autumn.
Chris Massaro, Orta Tennessee, is part of the group from the old Ole Miss All-America tight last Wesley walls and former Espn College football reporter Ivan Masiel. Baylor Ad Mack Rhoes will replace Michigan Ad Warde Manuel, who left the committee, will serve as the chairman of the committee.
Former Oregon State and Nebraska coach Mike Riley, Virginia ad Carla Williams, former Nevada Ad and coach Chris Ault, Arkansas ad Hunter Yuracheek, former Arizona state All-America Referee Referee Randall Mcdaniel and Miami (Ohio).
Former Nebraska aggressive side referee and Famer's professional football hall, former Wake Forest coach Jim Grobe, the former sports letter Kelly Whiteidide and Navy Ad Chet Gladchuk will replace the new members of this spring three -year terms.
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