
Alvarez Reacts to McIntosh's Sudden Departure
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Wisconsin Badgers former athletic director, Chris McIntosh, suddenly resigned to join the Big Ten conference office, leaving fans and Barry Alvarez in surprise. Alvarez, who held the position before McIntosh, expressed his confusion about the move during an ESPN interview, questioning the reasons behind it. Despite his disappointment, Alvarez wished McIntosh well and emphasized the top-tier nature of the job, expecting a strong pool of candidates for the next leader. The Badgers remain committed to finding their next athletic director, staying true to Alvarezs motto of pushing forward.
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Wisconsin Badgers Football Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Alvarez Reacts to McIntosh's Sudden Departure. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 22nd, Wisconsin Badgers fans got a big surprise last week when athletic director Chris McIntosh stepped down right away to join the Big Ten conference office. He'd held the top job since 2021, following a solid run in the department since 2014, including hires like football coach Luke. Fickle. Before McIntosh, Barry Alvarez ran the show as athletic director from 2004 to 2021, building a powerhouse program before. Now Alvarez weighed in on the shakeup during an ESPN Madison interview. Alvarez admitted he learned about the move the same time as everyone else, with McIntosh calling him only after the news dropped. He called it unexpected, wondering why anyone would leave such a prime gig, maybe for lead perks or other reasons only McIntosh knows. Alvarez shrugged off any disappointment, stressing its McIntosh's call, even with uprooting family to Chicago. He praised the job as top tier, predicting a deep pool of qualified candidates ready
to step up. The Badgers will keep pushing forward without flinching, just like Alvarez's old motto, straight into the search for the next leader.
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