As college athletic departments zoom past the $20.5 million revenue sharing cap, one sport, tennis, is suffering the consequences. Why?
Why Tennis Is Becoming a Casualty of College Football and Basketball’s Insatiable Budget
As college athletic departments zoom past the $20.5 million revenue sharing cap, one sport, tennis, is suffering the consequences. Why?
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The University of Arkansas is now the only SEC school without a women's tennis team and just the second without a men's team after its decision to cut both programs. | Jasen Vinlove-Imagn Images
To earn revenue for their athletic programs, some colleges have turned to private equity or cut sports. FSU is taking a different…
The Arkansas tennis teams are back in business thanks to a short-term funding boost that the school’s athletic director says…
The school brought back its men’s and women’s tennis teams Thursday.
The university credited short-term funding donations as the reason for reversing its decision.
As universities face financial cuts from the Trump Administration, college sports tries to find a way to fund huge new expenses.
Since 2019, tennis participation in the U.S. has grown by 54 percent. The surge in tennis playing that started during the…
