USC Athletics Director Ray Tanner Gets New Role

Tanner's Role Expands at USC

University of South Carolina Athletics Director Ray Tanner has been given a new role within the university. Tanner will now also serve as the school's Executive Vice President for Athletics and Recreation. In this new role, Tanner will oversee all aspects of the university's athletic programs, as well as its recreational facilities and programs.

Tanner's Success at USC

Tanner has been the Athletics Director at USC since 2012. During his tenure, the Gamecocks have won six national championships in various sports, including baseball, women's basketball, and women's soccer. Tanner has also overseen the construction of several new athletic facilities, including the $50 million Carolina Softball Stadium and the $20 million Carolina Baseball Stadium.

Tanner's Goals

In his new role, Tanner said he wants to continue to build on the success of USC's athletic programs. He also wants to focus on improving the student-athlete experience and providing more opportunities for recreation and fitness for all students. "I am excited about this new opportunity to serve the University of South Carolina," Tanner said. "I believe that we can continue to build on the success of our athletic programs and provide a world-class experience for our student-athletes and fans."

Conclusion

Ray Tanner is a highly respected figure in the world of college athletics. He has a proven track record of success at USC, and he is well-positioned to lead the university's athletic programs to even greater heights in the years to come.