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DESCRIPTION:NIL did not break Badger football. It turned on the lights. Wha
 t followed was not a sudden collapse\, but the exposure of a budget built 
 for a slower world. Football generates 58 percent of athletic revenue but 
 receives just 24 percent of athletic spending — the lowest reported shar
 e in the Big Ten. That choice came from inside the department. No statute 
 required it. No tuition freeze caused it. No borrowing rule imposed it. At
 hletics allocates its own money\, and it\nallocates it this way.\n\nCONTAC
 T: tammy.herbst-koel@wisc.edu\n\nURL: https://econ.wisc.edu/wp-content/upl
 oads/sites/725/2026/09/10.1.26-Collapse-of-Badger-Football8216.pdf
LOCATION:Auditorium\, Pyle Center
SUMMARY:The Collapse of Badger Football Is Not A Football Story
URL;VALUE=URI:https://econ.wisc.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/725/2026/09/10
 .1.26-Collapse-of-Badger-Football8216.pdf
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