Season-Ticket Holders Greatly Trim Georgia's Shortfall

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University of Georgia athletic director Josh Brooks revealed Tuesday that the $55 million budget deficit that was predicted for the 2021 fiscal year because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic was significantly mitigated to roughly $30 million by Georgia football season-ticket holders opting out of attending games in favor of rolling their purchase into a COVID relief fund.

While the opt-out rate was 60 percent, those individuals contributed $22.1 million to the fund, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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