How Mike Slive helped change college football
Posted May 21, 2018
Mike Slive never really looked the part of the most powerful person in college athletics. Slive, who died Wednesday at 77 after a lengthy illness, was the Southeastern Conference commissioner who led the league to unprecedented success both on and off the field and managed its growth from a regional conference to national giant during his 13-year tenure.
(ESPN.com)
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