Most NCAA Division I athletic departments take subsidies. Steve Berkowitz, Jodi Upton and Erik Brady, USA TODAY Sports 12:48 p.m. EDT July 1, 2013. Rutgers spent $28 million more than it generated â a deficit it covered with about $18.5 million from the school and $9.5 million in student fees.
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