Staff Directory

Tyler Zaubi

Title:
Director of Athletic Communications (MBB, WGOLF)
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Tyler began with UNT in October 2026 as the Director of Athletic Communications working with the men's basketball and women's golf programs.

Prior to his arrival in Denton he was the Interim Director of Athletic Communications at University of the Pacific in Stockton, California while the department underwent a shift in structure after originally being hired as the Assistant Director of Athletic Communications in October 2024. While at Pacific, Tyler mainly worked with the women's basketball, softball, volleyball, men's and women's tennis and beach volleyball programs before eventually picking up the nationally ranked men's and women's water polo programs in 2026. While the interim director, Tyler built up a stronger regional media presence, placing multiple stories around Sacramento and Central Valley news outlets, highlighted by heading up the media coverage of Pacific's first ever modern qualification to the West Coast Conference's conference tournament in 2026.

Other highlights include during his first season with Pacific volleyball, he helped to publicize Alexa Edwards' historic season that saw her set several career school and WCC records that culminated in an AVCA All-American Honorable Mention honor.

Before his stint in California, Tyler got his start as an Athletics Communications Assistant at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina where he was the primary contact for men's basketball, men's and women's soccer and the inaugural softball team. Through his work and collaboration with the marketing and promotions teams, the first game of Wofford softball produced standing room only. The men's soccer program also had one of its best seasons to date, earning a first round bye in the SoCon tournament.

A 2023 graduate of the University of Tennessee with a Master's in Sport Management, he volunteered in the Tennessee athletics department, picking up experience assisting with coverage of the Volunteer's historic 2022 season, assisting with coverage of baseball's historic 2022 season, experience working two NCAA Baseball Regionals and one Super Regional, NCAA Women's Basketball tournament games at the Knoxville site, and NCAA Tennis Tournament games at the Knoxville Regional.

Tyler also holds a Broadcast Journalism degree from Southern Illinois University and is originally from Louisville, Kentucky. He currently resides in Carrollton.