Depending on what transpires with the coronavirus pandemic, the planned Big Ten-only college football season could be postponed or canceled. And if the latter were to happen, Rutgers University would lose about $50 million in revenue, according to an analysis by NJ Advance Media.
Writer Keith Sargeant has more.
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