Do they care?

[03_SVT_Freak]

Really interesting read. Your thoughts?

As Maryland and Rutgers bolt, college sports caretakers fail again - men's college basketball - ESPN

 

[Sinister04L]

He sounds like a crybaby bitch.

 

[Planter]

interesting this article was written.

This aired last night on 60 Minutes.

Has college football become a campus commodity? - CBS News

watch the segment here
Has college football become a campus commodity? - 60 Minutes - CBS News


the ****ing amount of money Michigan alone pulls in annually from it's Athletic Department, is absurd.

23 other programs in college football generate a profit, and the remaining programs either break even or are in the negative.

so, I can't disagree with the writer's assessment of power and greed.

 

[Sinister04L]

interesting this article was written.

This aired last night on 60 Minutes.

Has college football become a campus commodity? - CBS News

watch the segment here
Has college football become a campus commodity? - 60 Minutes - CBS News


the ****ing amount of money Michigan alone pulls in annually from it's Athletic Department, is absurd.

23 other programs in college football generate a profit, and the remaining programs either break even or are in the negative.

so, I can't disagree with the writer's assessment of power and greed.

They have to. The athletic dept budget is $133m and the football program funds $90m of it. It's a business and luckily for Michigan business is good.