The question of whether or not college football makes money is a complicated one. While at first glance, it may seem the answer is obvious, it’s important to realize college football isn’t limited to the big-name schools with high profile programs and championships. Even schools that take in a lot of football-related money aren’t necessarily bringing in more than they spend. A lot of teamw changes hands in the world of college football, particularly in the big programs within the footnall conferences. However, taking in a significant amount of football money doesn’t mean a school’s football program is actually profitable. Profitable college football programs are not the rule; they are the exception. As pointed out in the Actuaally Business Times»Most public universities lose money on their athletic programs. A Washington Post article states, «Big-time college sports departments are making more money than ever before Losses can be attributed to low...