University of Detroit Mercy's Athletics Department launched a new website Wednesday, updating www.detroittitans.com with a host of new features.  The re-design is part of a three-year renewal of the SIDEARM Sports content management system.

“We're excited about the new look of the front door to Titan athletics,” said UDM Associate Director of Athletics Jason Horn. “our website is a critical piece of our branding mix. Recruits, alums and fans visit our website to get the latest information on their favorite teams, to get the latest scores or to tune in for a webcast of many of our 19 sports.  We have added a few of the newest features and updated some of the existing features.  All in all, we think people will enjoy the new look.”

Some of the new additions to the site include enhanced image quality, a new rotating story design, the ability to order photographs and much more.

“SIDEARM Sports is thrilled to be continuing our relationship with the University of Detroit Mercy athletics program and believe that fans will enjoy the look and feel of the new website,” SIDEARM President and CEO Jeffrey Rubin said.  “The dynamic photos and fan interaction components are just a sampling of a plethora of new and exciting features and enhancements to the Titans' fans.”

SIDEARM (Sports Information Distribution Engine with Archives and Records Management) is a collegiate athletic web-based content management solution that includes everything from press release and roster management, social media integration, dynamic scoreboards, sponsorship recognition, interactive polls, SIDEARM STATS (live in-game statistics), streaming audio and video, newsletters, recruiting components, and so much more.

SIDEARM SPORTS has a client list that includes nearly 500 athletic partners from around the country including Cornell University, Davidson College, Drexel University, Eastern Michigan University, Eastern Illinois University, the University of Hawai'i, Queens University (Ont.), University of Nebraska at Omaha, New York University, Syracuse University and many other NCAA, NAIA, NJCAA and collegiate conferences.