Temple is assessing their football program. They may drop the sport.
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or something like that
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owning the state in football, I would think few would care.
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All ACC and Big 12 schools should do the same.
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To me that reads, "all programs are potentially on the chopping block...not just football."
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I interpret that as, "We are considering all our options."
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have no dog in this race, and things could change, but with that statement and football because of TV money generating most if not all the revenue, I think the earlier statement was click bait, but time will tell.
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investment for their schools athletic programs. They are looking at a floor, but not a cap, on monies committed to athletics. I will find their framework very interesting if and when they come up with a dollar amount that most in the conference agree too.
This may be what Temple is evaluating, as it's my guess that they are on the low end on monies spent on their athletic program. They may not be able to commit to monies being talked about, as figures like $20M ++ to pay the athletes based on the recent settlement is what is on the table.
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TU President and AD say the reports are untrue per joint statement.
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