Assume Slive leaves - who hires his replacement?

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Discuss - no Saban/Bama comments please. Looking for how the process of hiring a new commissioner really works. Who collects the resumes and who does the interviews? Who is the decision maker(s)?

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The Red Elephant Club

I would imagine the university presidents through their ADs would organize a search committee that would interview candidates and make recommendations. The presidents would have the final say-so of who is hired, IMO.

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Slive isn't going anywhere so this thread is pointless. However, I believe the ADs vote on the new commish.

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If rumor is correct Slive won't be around to finish out his term.

I originally thought it was the 12 universities, but the more I think of it, the more it appears that would be a very cumbersome process. I would think they would appoint a small committee to handle the interviews the make a recommendaton, but that is pure speculation.

Was just wondering who Slive's boss actually is. If Rodgers Redding reports to Slive, who does Slive answer to?

Jonathan Bowling, UA Director of Compliance
John McCammon, UA Director of Compliance

These 2 will brainstorm

i like to see the SEC office be moved out of Bama perhaps to Nashville or Atlanta.

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Assume Slive leaves - who hires his replacement?

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The SEC signs historic contracts which will bring in 3 billion dollars over the next 15 years during Slive's run yet he'll be fired for the refs making a few bad calls. Hmmm...

The SEC is a business. College football is a business. The SEC is making more money and has more exposure than at any time in it's history. A few botched calls aren't more important than the dollar.

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i bet lsu never plays bama the week after tenn.

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That wasn't what I asked.

Maine?

Mal Moore will put together a search committee.