Jeff Tingey noted on the coach's show last night that the athletic department is losing two great support staff -- Quinton Freeman has joined Frank M. at New Mexico and Jay McMillan is moving on to Colorado State. Quinton was instrumental in the football program digging out of its APR issues, while Jay has been a key in raising money for the various facility upgrades that have taken place, or will take place, in the case of the new practice field. Jay will be helping CSU raise money for a new football stadium. Both will be greatly missed, but that is how you know you're doing well -- when bigger programs want your people.
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Losing Some Great Support Staff
- Thread starter Skippy
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blackfootbengal
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I appreciate Jay and Quinton's efforts while at ISU. Good luck in their future efforts.
boisebengal
Active member
I never did get a chance to meet Quinton, but am very saddened by Jay's departure as I consider him to be a good friend. He has been here for quite some time as an assistant BB coach and as a fund raiser. Oh well, at least when he's in Colorado he'll be a lot closer to his home state of Nebraska. He's from Quincy, Nebraska originially (close to Lincoln) and played basketball for Nebraska Wesleyan.
otis campbell
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Skippy said:
Such is the role of the FCS. Money talks.
