High paid sports coaches, at least, tend to run programs that are net revenue raisers for their schools.https://twitter.com/stuartpstevens/status/1120903933923184642 …
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coaches salaries are from athletic dept revenues. not linked to tuition/student fees at all.
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Government subsidies in the form of loans are raising tuition.
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Correct. Like all subsidies, loan subsidies and grants work by increasing the willingness and ability of the consumer to pay a higher price. In exchange, more college seats are available - maybe at a higher quality.
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Only about 15-20 of the biggest programs are revenue neutral. For most Division I athletic programs there is some subsidy from the general budget into the athletics auxiliary budget. And there's also a ton of off-budget expenses (e.g., free land used for stadia)
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Sports is the arts. It's not culturally anointed as such, but the distinction is arbitrary. People should be ecstatic that at least one branch of the arts is flourishing.
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Making student loans non-defaultable blood oaths available to anyone w a pulse raises tuition. The NCAA's shameless exploitation of amatuer athletes is an entirely different issue.
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Men's basketball and football usually subsidize the other sports
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