Stanford Athletic Director Bernard Muir Reflects on Slow Adaptation

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Bernard Muir reflects on Stanford's slow adaptation to college sports changes
Resigned after nearly 13 years without specifying a reason
Challenges faced by revenue sports like football and men's basketball
Controversial plan to cut 11 athletic programs was later abandoned
Pride in enhancing student-athlete experiences but seeks a break from collegiate responsibilities

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