Intercollegiate Athletic Success and Donations at NCAA Division I Institutions

Brad R. Humphreys · Michael J. Mondello

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The authors tested the hypothesis that donations to universities vary with athletic success using a comprehensive panel data set drawn from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) over the period of 1976–1996. Estimation of a linear reduced-form model of the determination of donations to colleges and universities indicates that postseason football bowl-game and NCAA Division I men’s basketball-tournament appearances were associated with significant increases in restricted giving and no increases in unrestricted giving to public institutions the following year, whereas only postseason basketball appearances were associated with increases in restricted giving to private institutions.

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1994Alumni Contributions to Academics 2000Effects of University Athletics on the University: A Review and Extension of Empirical Assessment 2004A reexamination of the effect of big-time football and basketball success on graduation rates and alumni giving rates 1979Win One for the Giver? Alumni Giving and Big-Time College Sports.

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