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UConn’s plan for cutting $10 million from its athletic budget will be presented Friday and could shape the department for years to come (Amore)
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[QUOTE="Ldandy, post: 3582033, member: 4584"] I never advocate cutting sports because I believe that there is value for a university in being represented by a wide array of programs. That said Sailing could win the next 100 national championships and still be a drain on the athletic department. When you see schools with near unlimited resources like Texas hosting 18 Teams, you need to make hard choices if you are a school hosting 20+ Teams and running a multi million dollar deficit. At some point you have to slow the bleeding. UConn should be in the range of the P5 Schools that are hosting 16-18 sports. It sucks for the kids whose scholarships would be cut, but you can’t run in the red forever with no chance to chip away. [/QUOTE]
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UConn’s plan for cutting $10 million from its athletic budget will be presented Friday and could shape the department for years to come (Amore)
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