college football

The Protect College Sports Act, which is making its way through Congress, could limit how much schools pay college football athletes.

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But conference consolidation can also push smaller schools and conferences further out of the limelight, making it harder for them to generate revenue.

Now that the NCAA allows players to make money off their name, image and likeness, attention is turning to revenue from media deals.

State laws allowing athletes to make money and court decisions curbing the NCAA’s authority are reinventing big-money college sports.

It’s an attractive — if contentious — revenue stream for schools.

People who go to sporting events at Texas A&M University usually spend more than $120 million a year.

College sports bring TV contracts, corporate donations and other income that could be lost this year due to COVID-19.

In celebration of the 150th season of college football, let’s run the numbers on the intense sport.