Soccer - The NCAA rules say (for now, I doubt this will continue into the future) that you have to play a number of other sports to be eligible for football and men's basketball. Might as well be good at some of them. When his salary was announced, I looked it up and its higher than many other successful college programs. Considering even the (stupid IMHO) MLS, I dare say Grassie is in the top 30 highest paid people in his job, something no one else at MU, and probably no one else in WV, is.
AD- Change is a slogan, not a plan. The next AD needs to be able to see where MU athletics stands in an era where the players are paid, many students have no interest, the state and local population is in decline, and everything is on the internet. In the short term, replacing DD would be the first job, followed by the transition to the SBC, and dealing with a football coach that has so far grossly underperformed. Hopefully, the football program can turn around and we will not be dealing with that issue in a few years.