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Message: [QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 3344624, member: 622"] Your point is a fair point. If there is no football (or hoops, the other money making sport at most schools) the other sports played in the same season will not be played. The revenues are obviously decreased, but so are expenses, the major exception is the cost of attendance: Tuition, books, room, board. A point which is magnified a private schools. Good schools will honor their scholarship offers. State schools will likely do the same. Another point which may decrease costs is that if students cannot physically attend classes, i.e. students forced to take online classes, room and board costs will be reduced. This is not a perfect world, but good people do good things. I see SU doing right by their students. None of this lessens your point, just reduces the impact. [/QUOTE]