Ashley Robinson leaves Jackson State for athletic director role at Texas Southern
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 5:48 PM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Ashley Robinson has been hired as the athletic director at Texas Southern, effective August 19. Jackson State officially announced his departure, marking the end of his eight-year tenure at the university, where he achieved significant success, including multiple conference championships. Robinson replaces Kevin Granger, who was dismissed after being placed on administrative leave in June 2025. Alyse Wells-Kilbert will serve as the interim athletic director at Jackson State pending approval. Robinson expressed gratitude for his time at Jackson State, highlighting accomplishments such as the 2024 Celebration Bowl title and a successful 2025-26 school year.
- •Robinson led Jackson State to 32 conference titles and two national championships.
- •He also oversaw the reinstatement of JSU's golf teams in 2025.
- •Alyse Wells-Kilbert is the interim athletic director at JSU.
- •Robinson takes over from Kevin Granger, who was fired in March.
- 5:48 PMYahoo Sports — Jackson State's Ashley Robinson hired as athletic director at Texas Southern
"Jackson State announced athletic director Ashley Robinson's departure for Texas Southern on Aug. 19.
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