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On April 1, 2009, Pernetti began work as the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Rutgers University as part of a five-year contract. In the role he oversaw 24 men's and women's sports, fundraising and development, a staff of more than 200 employees and also oversaw coaching searches and hires in men's and women's sports.
Rutgers University athletics director Patrick Hobbs has quit his job, according to multiple reports, and is being replaced on an interim basis by deputy athletics director Ryan Pisarri, a former ...
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Rutgers athletics underwent a massive change on Aug. 16 when athletic director Pat Hobbs stunningly and abruptly resigned from his position after nine years at the helm.. The news came with the ...
The news that Rutgers athletic director Pat Hobbs abruptly resigned Friday shook the department and shocked the college sports world, but at a time when the landscape is constantly evolving and ...
On November 29, 2015, Rutgers University President Robert L. Barchi named Hobbs as athletic director. [4] On August 16, 2024, Hobbs stepped down as AD due to health concerns. [5] A few days later, it was widely reported that Hobbs was under investigation for an "inappropriate, consensual relationship", and this was confirmed by NJ Governor Phil ...
Rutgers athletic director Pat Hobbs resigned Friday, citing health reasons for deciding to leave the school after nine years. The departure of the 64-year-old Hobbs comes just three weeks before the Scarlet Knights begin a highly anticipated football season.
Mulcahy was made a knight of the Order of St. Gregory the Great by Pope John Paul II. He received the Ellis Island Medal of Honor. [14]In 2017, Mulcahy was inducted into the Rutgers Athletic Hall of Fame, in recognition of his 11 years as the school's athletic director and his role in securing state funding for a major renovation of its athletic facilities.