meganeck wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 11:29 pm
Tere North wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 10:39 pm
meganeck wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 6:36 pm
I know they went down this road once and there was a big uproar, but I would like to see them just drop the swimming program.
Why? It's relatively inexpensive and we do a reasonably good job.
I can't imagine it being inexpensive, but maybe it is and yes I guess they have done better recently.
From the FY17 Report on the Athletics website
https://goleathernecks.com/documents/20 ... t_FY17.pdf
Men's Swimming and Diving - 16 athletes, with expenses of $120,326
Women's Swimming and Diving - 16 athletes, with expenses of $113, 826
That is a total of 32 athletes and $234,152 in expenses ($7,317/athlete) - 2nd only to Track&Field in cost per athlete - ergo, my comment about Swimming & Diving being relatively inexpensive.
Men's and Women's Basketball - 36 athletes and $2,254,818 in expenses ($62,634/athlete)
Men's and Women's Golf - 21 athletes and $458,170 in expenses ($21,818/athlete)
Men's and Women's Track & Field and Cross Country - 113 athletes and $574,426 in expenses ($5,083/athlete)
Men's and Women's Soccer - 67 athletes and $904,789 in expenses ($13,504/athlete)
Baseball & Softball - 52 athletes and $1,030,946 in expenses ($19,826/athlete)
Volleyball (women only) - 18 athletes and $605,745 in expenses ($33,652/athlete)
Football (men only ) - 106 athletes and $3,322,023 in expenses ($31,340/athlete