Mike Hill joins NCAA to lead men’s basketball operations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 12, 2026, 3:31 PM
Last updated Sep 12, 2026

Former UNC Charlotte athletic director Mike Hill has accepted a role as the NCAA’s vice president of men’s basketball. Hill will oversee the sport’s operations, including the administration of March Madness and the Final Four. He previously served as the athletic director at UNC Charlotte for seven years before leaving that position in October 2025. Following his departure, Kevin White moved into the role at the university in March. Hill described the new position as a significant opportunity to manage one of the most prominent events in sports. He assumes the role effectively immediately following his tenure at the collegiate athletic department level.
- •Mike Hill joins the NCAA as vice president of men’s basketball.
- •His responsibilities include overseeing March Madness and the Final Four.
- •Hill previously spent seven years as athletic director at UNC Charlotte.
- •Kevin White replaced Hill at UNC Charlotte in March.
- 3:31 PMYahoo Sports — Former UNC Charlotte athletic director lands role at NCAA
"Former UNC Charlotte athletic director Mike Hill is joining the NCAA to lead men’s basketball, including March Madness and the Final Four.
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