The NCAA and its athletic conferences are simply refusing to legislate lower costs and a lower standard of living for men's sports in order to free up money for new women's teams. It's just a different animal. You don't even have to be close to a rocket scientist to see that. If football gave up 20 scholarships the problem would be fixed immediately. But the coaches that are the haves right now, the upper echelon, don't want parity.
Football is a machine.
Other coaches see it differently. They are the money that drives our athletic department. The more successful our football team is, the more all the other sports have. Even the women's sports are driven by men's football. If we could recognize that in a business sense it would be great.