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Beerman
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It's $20.5M

I'm sure there will be a $20.5M line item in the publicly available university financial disclosures...when those are release for FY2026. The university has publicly stated that they will be spending to the cap. I'm sure there is NOT a breakdown of payments to particular individuals. The former ($20.5M) will have an impact to the extent that athletic department spending affects other parts of the school budget. The latter is what the University is resisting releasing. Mostly because no good can come of it.
Posted: 02/26/2026 at 12:09 PM ET
(In response to this post by CMU Hokie)

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Collegiate Times FOIA request of revenue-sharing agreement denied
The_Stratman 02/24/26 05:15 PM ET
Bad idea - these are private arrangements with a significant non-gov’t $$
CMU Hokie 02/24/26 06:53 PM ET
Revenue Sharing is not NIL
Beerman 02/25/26 03:44 PM ET
Shadow cost of affordability
CMU Hokie 02/25/26 06:56 PM ET
It's $20.5M
Beerman 02/26/26 12:09 PM ET
FOIA obligations don't allow for a "good/no good" judgment by the agency...
One4VT 02/26/26 04:16 PM ET
I don't disagree
Beerman 02/26/26 04:32 PM ET
Very cynical and bad faith then, IMO
One4VT 02/26/26 04:46 PM ET
They can only exempt the parts of the record that identify the individual
One4VT 02/25/26 12:54 PM ET
a FOIA request answer does not prevent “making VT the most attractive …” or
HtownHokie 02/24/26 11:12 PM ET
Which entity signs for grantor or provider of funds?**
tallahasseehokie 02/24/26 08:10 PM ET
South Carolina legislature is working on this same issue.
GreenvilleVT 02/24/26 05:33 PM ET
Sounds like they are right to me.**
reestuart 02/25/26 09:13 AM ET
Apparently North Carolina already exempted this from their FOIA unlike S.C.**
The_Stratman 02/24/26 06:12 PM ET