The Knight Commission-Sponsored Survey of U

The Knight Commission-sponsored survey of U.S. adults conducted in 2005 showed that the majority of respondents believed that:

A) big-time athletic programs generated deficits rather than profits or surpluses.
B) successful teams had no influence on alumni giving.
C) successful big-time programs tended to increase the quality of student applicants.
D) the Golden Triangle elements of the media and corporate sponsors were a positive factor in college athletics in helping colleges and universities achieve their academic mission.