Money Talks: Why are college sports tickets so high?
Despite college sports like football and basketball being geared toward a student population, ticket prices are becoming unaffordable.
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Money Talks: Why is the FBS postseason different from other sports?
Unlike other football divisions, the NCAA doesn’t have a stake in the postseason for the DI FBS subdivision.
Money Talks: How do schools afford financing coaching buyouts?
Many college football coaches have already been fired, with schools buying out their expensive contracts.
Money Talks: Incentives for conference realignment
Even though recent decisions like USC’s move to the Big Ten can help out universities financially, they might lose their rivalries and culture in the process.
Money Talks: Athletic program boosters impact recruiting using NIL deals
Although NIL deals are primarily meant for sponsorships, school boosters have transformed them into a recruiting tool.
Money Talks: What do schools earn from participating in March Madness?
With the start of the college basketball season, what is the value of getting into the highly coveted tournament in March?
Money Talks: 12-team expansion is financially best for the CFP
It allows the NCAA and schools involved to cash out as much as possible.
Money Talks: The resurgence of college sports video games
With NCAA and EA announcing the renewal of their college football series, what will be the financial implications of bringing back college sports video games?
Money Talks: How NIL will impact recruiting moving forward
USC’s collaboration with the BLVD Studios is beneficial for NIL
Money Talks: How the Big 12’s additions will help the conference recover
The additions of BYU, Cincinnati and University of Houston will be able to benefit Big 12.