University of Washington Athletic Director Jennifer Cohen will become the new AD at the University of Southern California, according to multiple reports.
ESPN's Pete Thamel posted the news on social media Monday morning. While an official announcement has not yet been made, the USC Trojans scheduled a news conference for 1 p.m. PT.
The news comes during a tumultuous time for college athletics as multiple teams have announced they areWashington and Oregon leave behind heritage – and rivals – for stability in the Big Ten A day after leaving behind more than a century as a tenant to the premier athletic conference on the West Coast, Washington’s leadership said stability was at the forefront of its decision to join the Big Ten Conference.During her time at UW, the Huskies won at least 17 Pac-12 Championships. She also hired Kalen DeBoer to lead Huskies Football.Cohen helped secure a major apparel sponsorship partnership with Adidas worth $119 million.
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