Barry Alvarez: Three Decades of Excellence
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- After 32 years at the University of Wisconsin, including the final 18 as the Director of Athletics, Barry Alvarez announced on Tuesday, April 6, that he will officially retire on June 30, 2021, ending a legendary career in Madison.
For the past 18 seasons, Alvarez has presided over one of the nation’s most prosperous and respected athletic departments.
Wisconsin has enjoyed remarkable success during Alvarez’s tenure, winning a combined 16 team national titles and 74 conference regular-season or tournament crowns since he took over. In 2017-18, he earned Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year honors.
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I'm an Iowa fan but I have to say this video was amazing! Congrats to Barry Alvarez on an outstanding career! We will miss you!
He deserves respect
As one of "Barrys boys", much respect and love to Coach Alvy!
Thank you Barry. I recall when the Emperor was named head football coach, a knowledgeable football fan I worked with here in New York said the Badgers had just hired a really good coach. I was skeptical because as a long time fan I had seen some apparently excellent hires go down in flames at Camp Randall. BA proved to be just what the program needed. And thanks also to Donna Shalala for supporting the Athletic Department and hiring Pat Richter and to Pat for selecting BA and getting him to come to Madison.
Very well done.
Awesome video! Sad day day for Wisconsin sports. Barry Alverez has retired from Wisconsin as Athletic Director:( He completely turned around the football program 32 years ago and the entire athletic department
I'm not sad at all. BA had to retire at some point and he's going out on his own terms after leaving the program in a very much improved condition. Hope he enjoys many years in Florida and can still show up at Camp Randall on some nice days in the fall to cheer on the Badgers.
The narrator, Matthew Lepe, is a college classmate of mine.
Maybe the greatest turnarounds in sports history......
The badgers better figure something out.. eatin too much cheese and drinking..