SI CalSportsReport: Calling it “a tough day,” Cal athletic director Jim Knowlton said he still hopes to keep all 30 sports and has a plan for allowing all of them to potentially compete at the same time next spring, but conceded that budget concerns likely will mean department layoffs.
In the wake of the Pac-12 Conference shutting down all sports for the remainder of the 2020 calendar year — including postponing football until possibly the spring — Knowlton said all of Cal’s athletes will retain their scholarships and full department support.
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