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Rutgers University: Batting a Thousand

Like most of Rutgers University’s almost 30,000 undergraduates, Matt Cordeiro has never put on shoulder pads and played football on a Saturday before a sea of scarlet-clad fans.

Yet Rutgers athletic teams cost him [and every other Rutgers student] almost $1,000 this year, the most among schools competing in the top category of college football. The total includes mandatory student fees and university funding of the money-losing sports program, both of which rose more than 40 percent in five years.

Margaret Soltan, May 4, 2012 4:54PM
Posted in: sport

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One Response to “Rutgers University: Batting a Thousand”

  1. superdestroyer Says:

    But all of the pundits on ESPN keep telling me about all of the money in college sports and how football makes money for the university.

    I guess ESPN is too busy sexually harassing the employees to actually commit journalism and learn how athletic programs actually work.

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