Report Gives Significant Reason Why UCLA Left Pac-12 For Big Ten

by Larry Leo

July 5, 20228 Comments

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UCLA deciding to join the Big Ten came as a shock to a lot of people, but according to a Los Angeles Times report, the Bruins were looking at the likely possibility of cutting almost half of its sports programs if they stayed in the Pac-12...

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"Given its perilous athletic department finances, UCLA faced the prospect of cutting sports had the school not agreed to bolt for the Big Ten Conference," writes Ben Bolch, via LATimes.com.

He added, "The timing isn’t certain and the number of teams that would have been affected isn’t known, but the Bruins were headed toward an Olympic sports Armageddon without the infusion of cash that will accompany its departure from the Pac-12 Conference in 2024."

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CanebreakCajun•23 months

No one cares about college football in California. Big HellA market, congrats, you added 50,000 people who actually watch college football.

TeddyPadillac•23 months

but bringing these LA schools to the BIG10 is going to bring so much money b/c of LA viewership, right, the same LA fan base that is so pathetic UCLA can't even break even, much less make money like every school in the south does.

KAGTASTIC•23 months

Wait...I thought schools were making millions in profits off the back of their student-athletes? I wonder if this kind of thing will get schools to have athletes with nil deals to pay their own way off the back of the athletic name the school has built.

Datbayoubengal•23 months

Bro, it's UCLA, not Alabama or Ohio St.

Bourre•23 months

Lol, UCLA is poor

rbtgoodson•23 months

It won't save them, and if anything, they should have temporarily cut the programs to make the department leaner.

roguetiger15•23 months

In California paying medical benefits for illegals holds precedence over investing in our successful, hard working, aspiring young citizens

JackieTreehorn•23 months

Yet another mismanaged, crumbling California organization. What a shite hole.

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