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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Look the cost of a scholarship is really nothing to Universities and colleges. Do not believe the p&l from these institutions. They inflate cost and hide revenues. They have sports programs because it make business or marketing sense. I remember Duke before basketball success. It was a sleepy southern finishing school. The places that make money off the money sports will break off from the NCAA(think SEC, etc). Why share or be under their rules? [/quote] Correct. A separate entity that is affiliated with but not part of the university and leases the stadium, shares ticket and t.v. revenue with “the host” etc. it will be for men’s b-ball and football only. Maybe (maybe) they’ll be a requirement by that entity that you must be enrolled in pursuing a degree at the affiliated school. Maybe. [/quote] Sounds like a massive risk that they lose the title IX suit and owe enormous damages [/quote] No it’s does not. [/quote]
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