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White men and women hold nearly 88 percent of key leadership positions at Football Bowl Subdivision schools and conferences, according to a study released Monday.At the 128 FBS schools, white men hold 75.8 percent of school president jobs, and 78.9 percent of athletic director positions, research by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport (TIDES) at the University of Central Florida reported. Nearly 90 percent of faculty athletic representatives are white; 30 percent of those are women. There were five women of color who are faculty athletic representatives.This years report results do not reflect the much more diverse composition of students and student-athletes at colleges and universities across the country, Dr. Richard Lapchick, director of TIDES and principal author of the report, said.All told, whites held 341 of 388 campus positions reported in the study -- nearly 88 percent. In terms of full-time faculty at the FBS schools, 81.8 percent were white.I challenge all colleges and universities to mirror the diversity of their students and student-athletes in their campus leadership positions, Lapchick wrote in the report. College sport remains behind professional sports regarding opportunities for women and people of color for the top jobs.Of the school presidents, there are five African-American men, three Latino men, four men, and three women of color.Of athletic directors, women hold 7 percent of the jobs, with people of color holding 14.1 percent of the jobs.Nine of 10 conference commissioners were white men -- only Judy MacLeod, who heads Conference USA, is not.There are 16 football coaches of color -- the same as a year ago. African-Americans are 13 of those coaches, with one Latino and two Asian/Pacific Islanders.According to the report, the percentage of black football student-athletes was 53.8 percent in 2016 -- a 0.4 percent increase from a year earlier. The percentage of whites was 41.3 percent -- a 0.1 percentage point decrease from 2015. Darius Slayton Youth Jersey . The 20-year-old Pelicans big man glanced up and smiled widely at the well-wishers -- a fitting end to a day he wont soon forget. Davis responded to his selection earlier in the day as a Western Conference All-Star with 26 points and 10 rebounds, and the New Orleans Pelicans overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat the Minnesota Timberwolves 98-91 on Friday night. Dexter Lawrence Jersey . -- Patrick Reed got an early start in golf. http://www.giantsonlineteamshop.com/carl-banks-jersey-cheap.html . 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Winning the Pac-12 championship was another target, but Utah (8-3, 5-3 Pac-12) needed to win the division first.So how does one deal with sudden disappointment?Senior receiver Tim Patrick was clearly still upset Monday but is looking forward to facing No. 9 Colorado and the chance to show the nation who we really are. He noted that a 10-win season doesnt replace the motivation for a championship.I want them to feel how we felt after Oregon, Patrick said. You always have to find something to play for. Were playing the No. 9 team in the country at their place. Theyre going to be jumping because its going to be their first time having a chance to go to the Pac-12 championship. I like playing the spoiler.Cornerback Justin Thomas was more upbeat than Patrick but said playing the spoiler role didnt mean much to him. The senior said theyre playing for pride.I was kind of down, hurt, obviously, Thomas said. Youve just got to move forward because you cant do anything about it and try to win that last game. You can see Tim is not feeling it at all. It takes time, theyll be back.Quarterback Troy Williams was introspective after the loss. He thought back to transferring from Washington and spending a year without a scholarship at Santa Monica College before transferring to Utah.ddddddddddddI just tried to remember how blessed I am to be here, Williams said. How blessed we all are to be in this position -- win, lose or draw. A lot of people would kill to be at this university playing football. I just try to think about that and take that into consideration. Everybody was pretty set on winning the Pac-12 South. Now we just have to focus on going out there and getting a W.Running back Joe Williams refused to even discuss the Oregon loss during postgame interviews.The loss was more frustrating than any other this season, Whittingham said.There was anger in the locker room after losing to No. 6 Washington but everyone knew the division title was still attainable. Not only did the Ducks end a potential title run, they are a sub-.500 team that won on a touchdown pass with two seconds remaining that was ruled out of bounds before the call was overturned upon review.(A hangover) is always a concern when you have an emotional game like we had, Whittingham said, and something that ends like it did. Such a disappointment. ... But this team has shown the ability all year long to bounce back and play well. So we expect to do that. Youre competitive and you want to win and thats who you are. If youre not that way, you dont belong in our program.---More AP college football: www.collegefootball.ap.org and https://twitter.com/AP-Top25---Follow Kareem Copeland on Twitter at www.twitter.com/kareemcopeland . ' ' '