Jocelyn Gates, who oversaw OSU football as senior associate AD, is leaving
She will be succeeded by Carey Hoyt, OSU's senior associate athletic director for sport administration and student-athlete development.Gates was hired from Boston College last June to replace Diana Sabau, who became deputy commissioner and chief sports officer for the Big Ten., who was hired as head men's basketball coach at Missouri in March after three years at Cleveland State. They have three children.
"There were tears for me because I don't want to go. But now there is relief that my kids are going to be under the same roof as my husband." “I want to sincerely thank Jocelyn for her work as a Buckeye over the course of the last year,” OSU athletic director Gene Smith said in a statement. “She managed a tremendous amount of responsibility incredibly well. I’m thrilled for her and her family and I look forward to watching as her career progresses.”'It's the Wild, Wild West.
She said she regrets that she was not at OSU long enough to develop as many relationships with student-athletes as she wanted but hopes she had a lasting impact.
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