Ray Tanner Leaving Role as South Carolina’s Athletic Director
Tanner to Step Down at the End of June
Ray Tanner, who has served as the University of South Carolina’s athletic director since 2012, announced on Wednesday that he will be stepping down from his role at the end of June. Tanner, who is 66 years old, said that he made the decision to retire after much thought and consideration. He said that he is proud of what he and his staff have accomplished during his tenure, but he feels that it is time for a new leader to take the Gamecocks athletics program to the next level.
Tanner’s Legacy at South Carolina
Tanner has been a popular and successful athletic director at South Carolina. He has overseen the Gamecocks’ rise to national prominence in several sports, including football, baseball, and women’s basketball. Under Tanner’s leadership, the Gamecocks have won six national championships, including the 2010 College World Series and the 2017 Women’s College World Series. Tanner has also been instrumental in the construction of several new athletic facilities, including the football team’s indoor practice facility and the baseball team’s new stadium.
Tanner’s departure will leave a big void at South Carolina. He is a respected leader who has been a strong advocate for the Gamecocks athletics program. His successor will have big shoes to fill, but Tanner is confident that the Gamecocks will continue to be successful in the years to come.
What’s Next for Tanner?
Tanner said that he is not sure what he will do after he steps down as athletic director. He said that he may take some time off to travel and spend time with his family. He also said that he may explore other opportunities in the sports industry.
Tanner’s legacy at South Carolina will be long-lasting. He is a successful athletic director who has helped the Gamecocks achieve great things. He will be missed by the Gamecocks community, but his impact will continue to be felt for years to come.
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