College ADs Brace for Football at Reduced Capacity

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Limiting attendance at college football games may satisfy a fraction of a school's fan base on any given Saturday this fall amid ongoing coronavirus concerns, but such a practice will fall well short of feeding the college athletics beast.

“If the football season doesn’t look like a traditional season, we’re out millions and millions upon millions of dollars,” University of Nebraska athletic director Bill Moos said in an interview with the Omaha World-Herald. “It’s eye-opening, to say the least.”

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