OSU will strongly consider long-term borrowing if football revenue dries up

OregonLive: When the Pac-12 announced earlier this week that it was postponing fall sports, including football, until sometime after Jan. 1, it came with no guarantees.

Moving football and other sports to 2021 gives conference schools, including Oregon State, time to make a plan. But because of coronavirus and its unpredictable nature, there’s a possibility sports are not played this school year.

Oregon State will strongly consider long-term borrowing if football revenue dries up from 2020-21 season

The school expected to generate some $58 million from football this year to provide most of the capital for an $80 million athletics budget

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