It is not just us - Total list of schools and sports cut:

[gofurman]

Furman is discontinuing its baseball and men’s lacrosse programs.
Cincinnati is eliminating its men’s soccer program.
Bowling Green is cutting its baseball program.
Old Dominion is pulling the plug on its wrestling program.
Akron is eliminating men’s cross country, men’s golf and women’s tennis.
FIU is cutting its men’s indoor track and field program.
Wisconsin-Green Bay is suspending its men’s and women’s tennis programs.
The Charlotte Observer reports East Carolina is “looking to trim at least one of 20 sports.”

https://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/2020 ... -list.html

[Affirm]

Furman is discontinuing its baseball and men’s lacrosse programs.
Cincinnati is eliminating its men’s soccer program.
Bowling Green is cutting its baseball program.
Old Dominion is pulling the plug on its wrestling program.
Akron is eliminating men’s cross country, men’s golf and women’s tennis.
FIU is cutting its men’s indoor track and field program.
Wisconsin-Green Bay is suspending its men’s and women’s tennis programs.
The Charlotte Observer reports East Carolina is “looking to trim at least one of 20 sports.”

https://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/2020 ... -list.html

Add UofSC to the list.
The University of South Carolina will be cutting the salary of top administrators and sports coaches to brace for a difficult year ahead.

President Robert Caslen, members of his cabinet and the three highest paid coaches will all take a 10% pay cut for the 2020-2021 school year, the university announced Tuesday.

“The global health crisis will continue to have a significant impact on the university, and I applaud our university officials and coaches for their willingness to personally contribute to our institution’s financial health,” Caslen said.

[Flagman]

Given the high salaries these administrators and coaches make, 10% is nothing. If I'm making $4-5 million, I'd have a hard time spending that much. 10% is a drop in the bucket.

[gofurman]

Given the high salaries these administrators and coaches make, 10% is nothing. If I'm making $4-5 million, I'd have a hard time spending that much. 10% is a drop in the bucket.

AMEN brother. How about when a coach gets FIRED and gets a $7 MILLION dollar buyout. Let me get this straight.. he won the lottery for failing at his job?? And they say coaching is a high-pressure job. Where can I sign up to get millions for failing . Seriously. I'll take 'failure for 5 Million' Alex. And it takes 3 years to get fired. Example, Mike Young from Woff just got 2 or 3 million to coach VT. If he makes it 4 years he has 9 million dollars in earnings just over the past 4 years and there may be a multi-million dollar buyout if he fails !! (I don't know about that one on the buyout but I know he is getting 2million dollars or so

[palafan]

It is pretty clear from Jason's interview on Sportstalk that if we don't have a normal football and basketball season, college sports nationwide may be done as we know it.

[MidlandsPaladin]

Furman is discontinuing its baseball and men’s lacrosse programs.
Cincinnati is eliminating its men’s soccer program.
Bowling Green is cutting its baseball program.
Old Dominion is pulling the plug on its wrestling program.
Akron is eliminating men’s cross country, men’s golf and women’s tennis.
FIU is cutting its men’s indoor track and field program.
Wisconsin-Green Bay is suspending its men’s and women’s tennis programs.
The Charlotte Observer reports East Carolina is “looking to trim at least one of 20 sports.”

https://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/2020 ... -list.html

Add UofSC to the list.
The University of South Carolina will be cutting the salary of top administrators and sports coaches to brace for a difficult year ahead.

President Robert Caslen, members of his cabinet and the three highest paid coaches will all take a 10% pay cut for the 2020-2021 school year, the university announced Tuesday.

“The global health crisis will continue to have a significant impact on the university, and I applaud our university officials and coaches for their willingness to personally contribute to our institution’s financial health,” Caslen said.

Add Central Michigan men’s track and field.

[Paul C]

nothing announced yet, but here's a good article of the challenges ECU faces (and prob alot of other mid-high majors)

https://www.newsobserver.com/sports/art ... 16081.html

[gofurman]

Furman is discontinuing its baseball and men’s lacrosse programs.
Cincinnati is eliminating its men’s soccer program.
Bowling Green is cutting its baseball program.
Old Dominion is pulling the plug on its wrestling program.
Akron is eliminating men’s cross country, men’s golf and women’s tennis.
FIU is cutting its men’s indoor track and field program.
Wisconsin-Green Bay is suspending its men’s and women’s tennis programs.

https://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/2020 ... -list.html

New - Central Michigan track and field.
-East Carolina University is eliminating men's swimming and diving, women's swimming and diving, men's tennis and women's tennis.

[apaladin]

At least on the surface it looks like ECU got it right. FU did not. I know there are differences in the 2.

[FUPlayer74]

At least on the surface it looks like ECU got it right. FU did not. I know there are differences in the 2.

Go tell that to the ECU athletes that got cut.

[apaladin]

At least on the surface it looks like ECU got it right. FU did not. I know there are differences in the 2.

Go tell that to the ECU athletes that got cut.

Agreed no cuts are good. There may be and prolly are more cuts to come. So far of the 350+ D1 schools only a very few have found it necessary to go the chopping block route.

[Paul C]

Right now the apaladin of ECU is apoplectic over the fact that “we cut SIX sports and Furman, 1/10th our size and PRIVATE, only cut TWO!”

[apaladin]

Right now the apaladin of ECU is apoplectic over the fact that “we cut SIX sports and Furman, 1/10th our size and PRIVATE, only cut TWO!”

Not to let facts get in the way but ECU cut 4 sports. TheIr move affected 68 athletes and FU affected 91 athletes.

https://ecupirates.com/news/2020/5/21/g ... anges.aspx

[Furmanoid]

ECU is 10 times bigger and their endowment is 1/3 the size of ours.

[Fred Garvin]

Given the high salaries these administrators and coaches make, 10% is nothing. If I'm making $4-5 million, I'd have a hard time spending that much. 10% is a drop in the bucket.

AMEN brother. How about when a coach gets FIRED and gets a $7 MILLION dollar buyout. Let me get this straight.. he won the lottery for failing at his job?? And they say coaching is a high-pressure job. Where can I sign up to get millions for failing . Seriously. I'll take 'failure for 5 Million' Alex. And it takes 3 years to get fired. Example, Mike Young from Woff just got 2 or 3 million to coach VT. If he makes it 4 years he has 9 million dollars in earnings just over the past 4 years and there may be a multi-million dollar buyout if he fails !! (I don't know about that one on the buyout but I know he is getting 2million dollars or so

If a school wants to negotiate that into a contract then it is fine. Both of our FBS big boys in SC have had to pay. Coaches no longer wanted also get creative by accepting other jobs . The staff at SCSU had 2 SEC coaches on it a few years ago. These guys got paid an FCS level salary but collected their $350k salary because the agreement did not include FCS schools. This is also why many guys take an analyst job for a year. Coaches are no different than any other job.