Nike’s founder, a Walmart heiress, and the owner of the Dallas Cowboys are among the billionaires bankrolling March Madness Sweet 16 schools
Some of America’s wealthiest have donated millions of dollars to the U.S. schools with the top-ranked basketball programs.
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Nike’s founder, a Walmart heiress, and the owner of the Dallas Cowboys are among the billionaires bankrolling March Madness Sweet 16 schools
Some of the most recognizable names making major donations to March Madness schools include Nike founder Phil Knight, Walmart heir Nancy Walton Laurie, and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
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