UCLA’s athletic director Martin Jarmond reportedly said the school's athletic department was in “significant debt” before deciding to change conferences
UCLA’s athletic director Martin Jarmond offered some further information regarding the transition, noting that UCLA’s athletic department was in “significant debt” before deciding to change conferences.
At one point, the school considered cutting sports, although that timeline is unknown in regards to its decision to move to Big Ten.. “When your program is in significant debt, it’s difficult just to maintain, never mind to invest. This not only preserves the programs now—which was not a given—but also will allow us to invest in them. This move allows us to reimagine what UCLA athletics can be with more strategic investment and resources.”, the athletic department accrued $102.
with the league, but nothing is official yet. When a new media rights deal is signed, UCLA could receive around $100 million from the conference every year, depending on the terms of the contract. This would definitely help the athletic department’s reported deficit.
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