Maryland Athletics Releases Report Of Economic and Fiscal Impact Of Football Program

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WJZ) — Maryland Athletics released a study that analyzed the economical and fiscal impacts associated with Maryland Football.

“The instrumentality of in-person Big Ten football to Maryland is not conscionable bully quality for sports lovers, it is bully quality to the State and determination economy, which stands to summation caller jobs and spending and boost Prince George’s County’s already beardown tourism sector,” said Dr. Richard Clinch, the Director of the Jacob France Institute astatine the University of Baltimore and the writer of this study.

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The study besides includes accusation that shows Maryland Football makes important economical contributions to some Prince George’s County and Maryland.

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The extremity of the survey was to supply a high-level estimation of the economic, jobs, and fiscal impacts.

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One of the cardinal findings of the study shows that each Maryland football crippled supports an estimated $27.3M successful economic enactment successful Maryland.

CBS Baltimore Staff