Selmon is Mississippi State’s first Black athletic director and the first at any of Mississippi’s three largest universities.
by Rick Cleveland, Mississippi Today January 13, 2023 Leah Beasley knows the inner workings of the athletic departments at the University of Oklahoma and Mississippi State. She has worked closely with Zac Selmon, the newly named athletic director at State, for the last eight months at Oklahoma.
This article first appeared on Mississippi Today and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.
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