Jeff Long (athletic director)

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Jeff Long is the current athletic director at the University of Arkansas.^[1] After replacing Steve Pederson, who left to take the same position at the University of Nebraska, in 2008, Long was the athletic director at the University of Pittsburgh.^[2] He replaced Frank Broyles who retired at the beginning of 2008.

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^ Arkansas hires Pitt's Long as next AD ESPN, retrieved January 23, 2008
^ Pitt Athletic Director Jeff Long Interviews At Arkansas The Pittsburgh Channel, retrieved March 30, 2008

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