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Boise State Athletics faces a potential $14-18 million deficit by 2027, driven not just by conference realignment but by a new student-athlete revenue-sharing model that’s ballooning costs. With budgeted payouts rising from $10M to $13.5M in the next fiscal year—and climbing operational expenses—the school is scrambling to adapt. Athletic Director Jeramiah Dickey admits the old system isn’t sustainable, but stresses years of reinvestment into athletes and fans. To offset losses, Boise State is exploring concerts, events, and fundraising—joining other schools navigating this financial shift. While the exact 2027 shortfall remains uncertain (final numbers won’t be known until fall 2026), reserves are sufficient to cover any gap without touching the university’s broader budget.

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