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Probably a very high percentage I would say 90 to 100 percent. Colleges generally use football revenues to fund all the other sports programs that the colleges have. Many of the other sports colleges have don't get very high attendance but still give 20 - 25 scholarships have coaches, trainers, hotels, bus trips and equipment and is generally paid for by the 35000 - 80000 football fans on Saturday.
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