Couldn’t give you an exact figure, but a lot. If you never watched, “The U” documentary it explains how much they make off their football team. It’s an insane number. Millions of dollars per season. Enough that they built new dorms and classrooms every year when they were good.
Does anyone know what the financial impact of cancelling college sports will be the colleges? What exactly do the revenues pay for? I couldn’t find anything good on this.
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Idk for sure across the board but I can say a lot of the revenue Ohio State generates from football....gets pumped right back into the football program.
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Not all of it. But a good portion of it.
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Most teams run on a deficit that big and good football teams make up for.
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And that’s only Fresno! Imagine a big SEC program. 100 million.
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I think in the short term, there are still significant expenses like coach salaries, student scholarships & facilities up keep that will not go away but now there's now revenue to support, so those expenses will hit general funds & reserves.
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If there were no sports, how would celebrity's grown kids fake a sports record to get into a school.
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I’m worried about the kids - will they still get their scholarships or what happens to them
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