Radakovich Officially Introduced As Clemson AD

Dan Radakovich has left his post as athletics director at Georgia Tech to take the same position at Clemson University.

Radakovich, who was one of 30 candidates to replace the retiring Terry Don Phillips, was introduced Monday as Clemson's AD, bringing a three-month search to an end, Clemson's official athletics web site confirmed. 

Radakovich has served as Georgia Tech's AD since 2006, following a five-year tenure as senior associate athletics director at Louisiana State University - a period when LSU won a national championship in football. He previously served as athletics director at American University and associate athletics director at the University of South Carolina.

"I am truly honored to be joining the Clemson family, and I wish to express my appreciation to President Barker and the board of trustees for this incredible opportunity," he said. "Clemson is synonymous with success on and off the fields of competition, and I look forward to continuing the tradition of excellence."

Among other accomplishments, Georgia Tech saw 11 different sports finished in the final top 25 of at least one major poll 27 times in Radakovich's six years at Georgia Tech.