Stanford AD Bernard Muir set to resign

Faced with daunting college sports landscape, Bernard Muir set to resign as Stanford AD
Muir was named the Cardinal’s athletics director in 2012 and has had the job during a period of intense change in college sports.
Sources: Bernard Muir expected to resign as Stanford AD
Stanford athletic director Bernard Muir is expected to resign from his position, sources told ESPN. Muir is closing out his 13th year at the school, which during his tenure has won more than 30 NCAA championships and eight Directors' Cups for overall athletic department excellence.
Longtime Stanford athletic director Bernard Muir reportedly set to resign
Bernard Muir’s time at Stanford is coming to an end. The longtime athletic director is expected to resign from his position in the near future, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. When that move will take place, or who will replace Muir, is still unknown.
Stanford Athletic Director Bernard Muir Expected to Resign
Stanford athletic director Bernard Muir is expected to resign after 13 years leading the Cardinal athletic department, according to a report from ESPN's Pete Thamel. The 56-year-old Muir had a tenure that saw the Stanford football program transition from David Shaw to Troy Taylor in a true changing of the guard on the gridiron.
Reports: Stanford AD Bernard Muir set to resign
Following a 13-year run as Stanford's athletic director, Bernard Muir is prepared to resign, according to multiple media reports on Monday. The move comes in the midst of the school's first year as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference after the collapse of the Pac-12 Conference.
Bernard Muir will step down as Stanford A.D. before end of school year
Stanford athletic director Bernard Muir plans to resign from his position before the end of the school year, sources confirmed to the Chronicle on Monday evening. This is Muir’s 13th year at Stanford.
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