Planning for Possible Impact of Altered Football Season

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Football is the economic engine of most college athletics programs — with ticket sales, media deals and sponsorships helping to boost the bottom line. But with the uncertainty surrounding the ongoing coronavirus crisis, some athletic directors are at least beginning to consider the possible budget hit of what an altered football season might mean.

USA Today reports that although there is no indication yet of any disruptions to college football in the upcoming season, some major programs are looking ahead to fiscal year 2021 and weighing spending plans with decreased football revenues. 

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