For example, Texas’ total operating ... who have willingly pulled away from the rest of college sports – with a combined budget of $7.4 billion for the academic year – making player salaries ...

A Louisiana bill could send $1.7M annually to college athletic programs by raising sports gambling taxes from 15% to 21.5%.

On top of eliminating the men’s and women’s golf teams, North Idaho College will cut the budgets of all remaining sports programs in an effort to reduce athletics spending by about $1.8 ...

But in a severe budget crunch ... as an example, in 2024 reported $68.4 million in revenue and $65.6 million in expenses, according to the Knight-Newhouse College Athletics Database, while Fresno ...

Ohio State’s athletic ... landscape of college athletics,” Bjork said in a statement issued as part of a news release. “We will make sure we operate with a balanced budget moving forward.” ...

College football ... highest known roster budget in the sport: Ohio State’s 2024 roster, which went on to win the national championship, cost around $20 million, athletic director Ross Bjork ...

The University of Georgia Athletic Association's proposed fiscal year 2026 budget is nearly $223 million, a 16% increase driven largely by new NIL payments to athletes. Roughly $18 million is ...

Aiming to drastically reduce the Arizona athletic department ... s general budget, Arnold and UA president Robert Robbins both noted. “With all of the changes in college athletics, if we ...

Potential budget shortfalls are just the beginning of a complex, multilayered series of events that promise to reshape the future of college sports ... For example, FBS football teams will ...