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CRAWFORD | Kentucky spins off Athletics department into new business entity

If you want a glimpse of how college athletic departments may operate in the future, take a look at what the University of Kentucky board of trustees will vote Friday.
Crawford County, Kentucky, has restructured its athletics department into a new business entity named Crawford County Athletics, Inc., to enhance fundraising and operational efficiency. This move, approved by the Crawford County Board of Education, aims to allow the athletics department to operate more like a business, with the ability to seek sponsorships and manage its finances independently. The new entity will still be overseen by the school board, ensuring that it aligns with educational goals, but it will have its own board of directors to handle day-to-day operations and strategic planning. This change is expected to help the athletics programs grow and improve, benefiting student-athletes and the community.

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