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"There's been a realization in college athletics that an athletic director really is a businessman," Luck explains. "We have about an $80 million athletic department, and you have to figure out within your means how to compete. I think if you asked 15 or 20 years ago, there'd be a lot of ADs who would say, 'Yeah it's sort of a business, but it's all about higher education and values.' We still try to do that. But it's really become a business."
The life and times of Oliver Luck. [Grantland]
His birthday is April 5. [Famous Birthdays]
Luck is a Phi Beta Kappa and was a Rhodes Scholar finalist and a two-time academic All-American at WVU. [Bellaire Buzz]
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He has issued a lot of no comments on the Texas AD job. [Metro News]
Luck was named to the college football playoff committee. [ESPN]
Luck and Archie Manning go way back. [ESPN]
Luck is an advocate of divorce, when it comes to college realignment. [CBS Sports]
Luck participated in a roundtable on business sports. [Youtube]
Question everything is a personal motto. [Washington Post]
No argument from the peanut gallery here. He's not sure he would have a coach-in-waiting again. [Football Scoop]
Like some other attorney I know...here's looking at you, Kevin McCrea. He got a law degree from UT but really didn't want to practice law. [UT Law]
This is another good interview with Luck. [Part 1, Part 2]
Luck reminisces on his career at Saint Ignatius HIgh School. [Youtube]
Our biggest question? Can we finally have beer at DKR? [USA Today]
And he plays the drums! [Youtube]