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Three African American MSU administrators were the catalysts for the establishment of a Big Ten equal opportunity committee, encouraging the appointment of blacks to administrative positions. Further recommendations were agreed to by MSU Executive Vice President Jack Breslin, encouraging the appointment of more black officials, coaches, and trainers in the Big Ten conference.

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September 15, 2022 by Yolanda Anderson

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Three African American MSU administrators were the catalysts for the establishment of a Big Ten equal opportunity committee, encouraging the appointment of blacks to administrative positions. Further recommendations were agreed to by MSU Executive Vice President Jack Breslin, encouraging the appointment of more black officials, coaches, and trainers in the Big Ten conference.

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