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RE: Rutgers $265M Debt to Be in the B1G
(09-14-2021 11:47 AM)TexanMark Wrote:  https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/2...259666002/

Rutgers always had a very adversarial local press and i would go so far to say the most negative local press of any P5 program. If this type of investigations happened with every P5 school lots of schools wouldn't look good.

Rutgers is making investments in order to obtain future gains. It's not some gotcha situation, clearly they will be able to get into the black within a decade after getting a full share of Big Ten revenue and an improved product on the field. Their bball program is already improved by leaps from where it was in the Big East.
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