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What Public Records Reveal About College Football’s Spending
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Public records provide a revealing look into the financial landscape of college football, highlighting the often opaque spending practices within athletics departments. Launched last fall, the newsletter FOIAball aims to explore these complexities, offering insights into how funds are allocated and the implications for student-athletes and programs. This examination of expenditures not only uncovers trends and priorities but also raises important questions about transparency and accountability in college sports. Join us as we delve into the critical intersections of finance and athletics in higher education.

What Public Records Reveal About College Football’s Spending
Katherine Knott
Launched last fall, the newsletter FOIAball digs into the inner workings of college athletics departments, shedding light on spending and other off-the-field issues.
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