San Francisco State University has announced plans to cut three of its athletic teams in order to save $1 million per year. The typically non-revenue generating teams included men’s baseball, men’s soccer and women’s indoor track and field.

San Francisco State University announced Thursday that three athletic programs will be disbanded at the end of the school year, as the school's athletics program faces a major deficit.

San Francisco State University is set to cut three of its 13 athletic teams by summer. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the cuts will affect 44 student-athletes in baseball, men's soccer, and women's indoor track and field. The university said the cuts will help save up to $1 million annually.

San Francisco State University is cutting some sports teams from their athletic programs to help balance the college's budget amid a "significant deficit."

San Francisco State University announced Thursday that three athletic programs will be disbanded at the end of the school year, as the school's athletics program faces a major deficit.

San Francisco State University announced plans on Thursday to cut three sports programs as part of its budget planning. The announced cuts follow a budget meeting last week that was “particularly difficult,