Twice last week on Twitter I asked if you were tired of hearing about antitrust suits because I was considering writing a piece about why…
Why an Antitrust Suit is Unlikely to Bring Playoffs to College Football
By Kristi DoshPosted on By Kristi DoshPosted on Which Programs Rely on Student Activity Fees – Pt 2
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This morning we took a look which athletic departments in the SEC, Big Ten and Big 12 rely on student activity fees. The big recipients,…
Which Programs Rely on Student Activity Fees?
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I’ve shown you how much schools in the SEC and Big Ten rely on alumni contributions, but what about student activity fees? I came across…
How Much Did the BCS Top 25 Spend on Recruiting?
By Kristi DoshPosted on As I continue to write about the financial aspect of college athletics, I find myself wondering about things like how much money plays a role in…
Money Not As Big in Big East Football
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After writing about the football finances of the SEC, Big Ten, ACC, Pac-10 and Big 12, it’s time to turn to the Big East. The numbers are…
Who’s Making Money in Big 12 Football?
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After writing about the football finances of the SEC, Big Ten, ACC, and Pac-10, it’s the Big 12’s turn. The numbers are drawn from schools’ reports…
Did Texas Tattle on Oregon for Suspicious Recruiting?
By Kristi DoshPosted on Thursday night, Charles Robinson of Yahoo! Sports reported that University of Oregon expense records show money going to two men who are tied to “multiple recruits…
In a League of Its Own: the SEC Championship Game
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Is the SEC Championship Game the most elite of the conference championship games in college football? It is if you weigh the economic impact, secondary market…
What’s Next in Conference Realignment?
By Kristi DoshPosted on This week could very well mark a turning point in college football. Is the Pac-10 becoming the Pac-16? Will the Big-12 still exist? And the newest and…
