Former Iowa athletics director Gary Barta has been named to the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics Hall of Fame, the organization announced Tuesday afternoon.
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Gary Barta’s Aug. 1 retirement from the University of Iowa might not be the end of his time working in collegiate athletics.
The University of Iowa has tabbed Beth Goetz to serve as interim athletics director following Gary Barta’s retirement, the UI announced Thursday.
This week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast includes thoughts on Gary Barta’s retirement, his Iowa legacy and what Iowa should be looking for in its athletics director search.
Gary Barta did not need to make any hires for football, women’s basketball, men’s wrestling or women’s gymnastics in his 17 years at Iowa.
Iowa athletics director Gary Barta announced his retirement Friday after 17 years at the Big Ten school. Here is what others are saying about Barta.
He retires Aug. 1 -- the 17-year anniversary of him being introduced at Iowa.
University of Iowa Athletics Director Gary Barta nearly a week ago on Saturday signed a “retirement agreement” with UI and the Board of Regents separating him from the institution Aug. 1 — without additional compensation beyond that date.
It’s too early to know who specifically is interested in Iowa’s AD vacancy, but the position is expected to have a lot of interest.
There was way more turbulence under Iowa athletics director Gary than was desirable, but he leaves behind a very appealing job to strong candidates.
For the first time in nearly two decades, the University of Iowa will be seeking new leadership atop its athletics department.
In the hours after State Auditor Rob Sand in March refused to approve another University of Iowa Athletics Department settlement until Athletics Director Gary Barta was gone, UI President Barbara Wilson heard from members of the public asking her to heed -- or not heed -- Sand’s call.
Lawyer for female athletes complains Tulane law professor did not talk to female athletes before filing report
University of Iowa Athletics will reimburse the state for the $2 million taxpayers covered of a $4.2 million deal to settle a discrimination lawsuit 12 former football players filed against UI Athletics and its coaches, UI President Barbara Wilson said Thursday morning.
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