Markus Alleyne is in his fifth season with Sun Devil Football, his first as assistant athletic director for football operations after serving as director of player development.
Prior to his appointment at ASU Alleyne was at Iowa State where he had two separate stints working in football operations over a six-year period. Alleyne initially joined the Cyclone football program as assistant director of operations in 2009. In 2013 he came to the Valley to work for the Fiesta Bowl before returning to Iowa State later in the year as Assistant Athletics Director of Football Operations.
In his most recent position at Iowa State, Alleyne coordinated the daily, weekly and monthly schedules of the Iowa State coaching staff, players and support staff. He also oversaw the football budget and the Gridiron Club and arranged trade-out for a variety of different team functions.
Alleyne, a native of Montreal, served as director of player relations at Akron for two seasons prior to his arrival at Iowa State. He spent his initial two UA campaigns as a football operations assistant. Alleyne also coordinated the Zips’ community service projects.
In his position at Akron, he helped with administrative duties, including coordination of team travel, summer camps and recruiting visits. Alleyne also served as the UA football program’s liaison with the NFL. In addition, he was the school’s academic support services contact.
Prior to joining the Akron staff Alleyne was an intern under the assistant general manager for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. He also served an internship at the McGill University Sports Complex and worked extensively with the YMCA Montreal.
Alleyne has a degree in recreation administration from Concordia University (Montreal), and a business administration degree from Vanier College (Montreal). In December of 2007, Alleyne received his master’s degree in sport management from Akron.
Prior to his appointment at ASU Alleyne was at Iowa State where he had two separate stints working in football operations over a six-year period. Alleyne initially joined the Cyclone football program as assistant director of operations in 2009. In 2013 he came to the Valley to work for the Fiesta Bowl before returning to Iowa State later in the year as Assistant Athletics Director of Football Operations.
In his most recent position at Iowa State, Alleyne coordinated the daily, weekly and monthly schedules of the Iowa State coaching staff, players and support staff. He also oversaw the football budget and the Gridiron Club and arranged trade-out for a variety of different team functions.
Alleyne, a native of Montreal, served as director of player relations at Akron for two seasons prior to his arrival at Iowa State. He spent his initial two UA campaigns as a football operations assistant. Alleyne also coordinated the Zips’ community service projects.
In his position at Akron, he helped with administrative duties, including coordination of team travel, summer camps and recruiting visits. Alleyne also served as the UA football program’s liaison with the NFL. In addition, he was the school’s academic support services contact.
Prior to joining the Akron staff Alleyne was an intern under the assistant general manager for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. He also served an internship at the McGill University Sports Complex and worked extensively with the YMCA Montreal.
Alleyne has a degree in recreation administration from Concordia University (Montreal), and a business administration degree from Vanier College (Montreal). In December of 2007, Alleyne received his master’s degree in sport management from Akron.