Jake Crouthamel Through the Years - Syracuse University Athletics

Jake Crouthamel will retire from Syracuse University effective June 30, 2005.	The announcement of Jake Crouthamel's retirement was made in the Iocolano-Petty Football Complex on Wednesday, November 17.
Jake Crouthamel came to SU in 1978.	During his tenure, the Carrier Dome opened in 1980.
Jake Crouthamel and Ben Schwartzwalder	In 2000, Jake Crouthamel was the NACDA Division IA Northeast Region Athletics Director of the Year.
Jake Crouthamel earned the National Football Foundation John L. Toner Award in 1999.	Jake Crouthamel presents Carmelo Anthony with his 2003 National Championship ring.
Jake Crouthamel is Syracuse University's eighth Director of Athletics.	Jake Crouthamel has been on the sidelines for SU football games since the Carrier Dome opened in 1980.
Jake Crouthamel thanks donors who contributed to the Student Athlete Fund.	Jake Crouthamel keyed the formation of the BIG EAST Conference in 1979.
During Jake Crouthamel's tenure, Syracuse student-athletes have earned the Chancellor's Award for public service eight times.	Jake Crouthamel and 2002 Football Season Ticket Holder of the Year Shirley Garratt Savage
Syracuse teams have won 22 overall BIG EAST Championships during Jake Crouthamel's tenure as Athletics Director.	Jake Crouthamel shows off his backhand to the Syracuse tennis team.
Jake Crouthamel has served on the NCAA Men's Basketball Committee.	Jake Crouthamel, shown with his wife Carol, earned the Chancellor's Citation for Excellence in 2002.
Jake Crouthamel earned his B.A. in history from Dartmouth in 1960.	Jake Crouthamel cut the ribbon officially opening the Soccer Stadium at the Lampe Athletics Complex in 1996.
Jake Crouthamel was the first player to sign with the NFL's expansion Dallas Cowboys.	Jake Crouthamel signals for an Orange touchdown.
Jake Crouthamel congratulates the Orange after a victory at Central Florida.	Joe Lampe and Jake Crouthamel
Jake Crouthamel throws out the first pitch prior to an Orange softball game.	Jake Crouthamel congratulates Walter Reyes after SU's win against Notre Dame in 2003.
Jake Crouthamel takes part in the Student-Athlete Recognition ceremony at halftime of SU's game against Rutgers.	Jake Crouthamel congratulates Matt Tarullo after Syracuse defeated Pittsburgh 38-31 in overtime.
During Jake Crouthamel's tenure, Syracuse teams have won 10 national championships.	Jake Crouthamel displayed his New England pride at the 2004 LetterWinner of Distinction banquet.

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