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It’s almost hard to believe that it’s been one year and one day since our first article about colleges taking...

International students made up 30% of the top 10 finishers at the 2021 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. These...

How much do pro track & field athletes make? Not much. That’s about all we know until / unless someone...

The NCAA is the biggest spender on track & field in the United States. Since they are not getting a...

Three Division I conferences have cancelled their indoor track & field championships. They - and others - will be watching...

After all the money and effort expended by alumni and their consultants to save college track & field programs, what...

How much pro track & field athletes make is one of the great questions of sport. Every few years an...

Clemson's Director of Athletics, Dan Radakovich, may have paid more attention to track & field over the last few months...

Track & field has no problem getting money. All they have to do is ask for it. Making money? Now...

The University of Minnesota became the first Power 5 school to cut track & field. The move will not save...

Football’s surplus is most TF/XC programs’ budget, so surviving the summer was only ever going to be the first trial....

Big 10 football players' parents are petitioning the conference to reinstate the fall season. Cross-country and track & field athletes,...

Our last post on coronavirus-induced track & field program cuts was starting to get a bit unwieldy, so the list...

Pac-12 schools need more than 50% of football’s revenue just to keep football afloat, let alone financially draining sports like...

Track & field does not make it easy to know who - or what - a professional track & field...

Collegiate sports programs who secured endowments while times were good have a survival advantage as budget cuts ravage athletics departments....

The NCAA likes to come back to their line that all but 2% of their 400,000 student-athletes will go pro...

The COVID-19-induced shutdown is driving the need or providing the excuse for colleges to cut their track & field programs...