UCLA's athletic department continues to struggle financially, reporting a deficit of $51.85 million for the fiscal year despite receiving $30.06 million in direct support, marking the sixth consecutive year of financial losses. This situation is attributed to rising expenses due to significant changes in college athletics, including realignment and NCAA deregulation. However, future financial recovery is anticipated with UCLA's anticipated move to the Big Ten, expected to yield significant media rights revenue and cash flow from the conference.
Even with a significant cash infusion of $30.06 million, UCLA’s athletic department is facing a $51.85 million deficit as budget crises deepen.
The ongoing budget crisis reflects the challenges UCLA is facing in maintaining its athletic programs amidst a transformative period in college sports.
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