"REVENUE BY SPORT
1. Football - 68.94%
2. Basketball (M) - 15.49%
3. Basketball (W) - 2.82%
4. Baseball - 2.67%
5. Soccer - 1.19%
6. Track & Field (W) - 1.14%
7. Volleyball - 1.11%
8. Equestrian - 0.73%
9. Golf (M) - 0.73%
10. Track & Field (M) - 0.68%
11. Tennis (W) - 0.65%
12. Swimming & Diving (W) - 0.57%
13. Gymnastics - 0.54%
14. Softball - 0.54%
15. Swimming & Diving (M) - 0.48%
16. Tennis (M) - 0.37%
17. Golf (W) - 0.36%
18. Wrestling - 0.36%
19. Rifle - 0.33%
20. Rowing - 0.31%"
https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=7445028039420982091#editor/src=sidebar
CBS Sports and Jon Solomon just released article detailing the revenue of schools in 2014-2015. The list only has those who broke $100mm but Solomon's tweets indicate that they have the data to make a full report. I am very curious to see a full set of this data to compare teams and conferences. The only other number that I can infer is that ISU had ~$65mm in reported revenue (Solomon said UT made $114mm more than ISU.) Which doesn't seem right as ISU does well for themselves.
edit: ISU made ~$65mm not $35mm per Myoney. Math is hard.
cbssports.com/collegefootball/writer/jon-solomon/25417211/inside-college-sports-sec-big-ten-dominate-100m-revenue-club.
| $100 Million Revenue Club (2014-15) | ||
| Program | Athletic Revenue | Conference |
| Texas | $179.6 million | Big 12 |
| Ohio State | $170.9 million | Big Ten |
| Alabama | $150.6 million | SEC |
| LSU | $138.9 million | SEC |
| Oklahoma | $135.7 million | Big 12 |
| Michigan | $132.3 million | Big Ten |
| Florida | $130.8 million | SEC |
| Penn State | $127.9 million | Big Ten |
| Auburn | $126.6 million | SEC |
| Wisconsin | $125.8 million | Big Ten |
| Tennessee | $121.8 million | SEC |
| Notre Dame | $121.3 million | -- |
| Florida State | $121.3 million | ACC |
| Kentucky | $116.5 million | SEC |
| Arkansas | $116.2 million | SEC |
| Georgia | $116.2 million | SEC |
| South Carolina | $113.2 million | SEC |
| Michigan State | $113.0 million | Big Ten |
| Texas A&M | $110.0 million | SEC |
| Stanford | $109.7 million | Pac-12 |
| Iowa | $107.4 million | Big Ten |
| Baylor | $106.1 million | Big 12 |
| USC | $105.9 million | Pac-12 |
| Minnesota | $105.6 million | Big Ten |
| Louisville | $104.3 million | ACC |
| Nebraska | $103.8 million | Big Ten |
| Washington | $103.5 million | Pac-12 |
| Kansas | $103.3 million | Big 12 |
"Other takeaways:
SEC averaged $110.3mm
B1G averaged $103.3mm
Big 12 averaged $99mm
Pac 12 averaged $85.6mm
ACC averaged $83.3mm
The article noted that Texas and OU heavily skewed the Big 12 average. Without them, the average falls to about ~84mm. Although, I don't know why you would exclude those two and not others like FSU and Louisville. Without those two, the ACC falls to about ~78.5 on average. Someone who is better than me at math can figure it out."
"here is the most recent with full numbers from "last year"
http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances/"
"http://ope.ed.gov/athletics/
CONFERENCE AVERAGE
1. SEC - $109,894,179
2. Big Ten - $101,913,930
3. Big 12 - $98,997,599
4. Pac 12 - $85,603,527
5. ACC - $82,393,045
6. AAC - $47,814,483
CONFERENCE MEDIAN
1. SEC - $114,661,912
2. Big Ten - $98,820,784
3. Big 12 - $86,455,341
4. Pac 12 - $85,455,062
5. ACC - $79,511,483
6. AAC - $45,437,943
BIG 12
1. Texas - $179,555,311
2. Oklahoma - $135,660,070
3. Baylor - $106,078,643
4. Kansas - $103,326,170
5. West Virginia - $87,265,473
6. Oklahoma State - $85,645,208
7. TCU - $80,608,562
8. Kansas State - $76,245,188
9. Texas Tech - $69,858,256
10. Iowa State - $65,733,110
ACC
1. Florida State - $121,319,469
2. Louisville - $104,325,208
3. Duke - $91,688,202
4. Syracuse - $87,175,761
5. Virginia - $87,059,237
6. North Carolina - $85,288,270
7. Virginia Tech - $81,298,133
8. Miami - $77,724,833
9. Clemson - $76,979,261
10. NC State - $76,839,435
11. Pittsburgh - $70,527,488
12. Boston College - $69,300,736
13. Georgia Tech - $65,304,486
14. Wake Forest - $58,672,116
BIG TEN
1. Ohio State - $170,903,135
2. Michigan - $132,336,025
3. Penn State - $127,930,142
4. Wisconsin - $125,790,567
5. Iowa - $107,404,210
6. Minnesota - $105,561,601
7. Nebraska - $103,763,277
8. Michigan State - $93,878,291
9. Indiana - $87,265,729
10. Maryland - $86,863,794
11. Purdue - $75,474,370
12. Illinois - $74,469,976
13. Northwestern - $70,028,074
14. Rutgers - $65,125,833
PAC 12
1. Stanford - $109,670,730
2. Southern Cal - $105,919,366
3. Washington - $103,540,117
4. UCLA - $96,912,767
5. Oregon - $85,823,502
6. California - $85,539,904
7. Arizona - $85,370,219
8. Arizona State - $83,706,393
9. Oregon State - $72,133,762
10. Colorado - $67,852,236
11. Washington State - $66,143,776
12. Utah - $64,629,551
SEC
1. Alabama - $150,620,199
2. LSU - $138,914,636
3. Florida - $130,772,416
4. Auburn - $126,647,970
5. Tennessee - $121,837,383
6. Arkansas - $116,166,428
7. Georgia - $116,151,279
8. South Carolina - $113,172,545
9. Kentucky - $110,450,933
10. Texas A&M - $110,004,867
11. Missouri - $83,943,459
12. Mississippi - $81,024,639
13. Vanderbilt - $70,661,736
14. Mississippi State - $68,150,018
AAC
1. Connecticut - $72,155,789
2. SMU - $55,349,010
3. Central Florida - $51,871,022
4. East Carolina - $48,743,915
5. South Florida - $46,895,838
6. Houston - $45,437,943
7. Cincinnati - $42,861,532
8. Memphis - $41,420,631
9. Tulane - $41,004,900
10. Tulsa - $40,329,852
11. Temple - $39,888,888"
CONFERENCE AVERAGE
1. SEC - $109,894,179
2. Big Ten - $101,913,930
3. Big 12 - $98,997,599
4. Pac 12 - $85,603,527
5. ACC - $82,393,045
6. AAC - $47,814,483
CONFERENCE MEDIAN
1. SEC - $114,661,912
2. Big Ten - $98,820,784
3. Big 12 - $86,455,341
4. Pac 12 - $85,455,062
5. ACC - $79,511,483
6. AAC - $45,437,943
BIG 12
1. Texas - $179,555,311
2. Oklahoma - $135,660,070
3. Baylor - $106,078,643
4. Kansas - $103,326,170
5. West Virginia - $87,265,473
6. Oklahoma State - $85,645,208
7. TCU - $80,608,562
8. Kansas State - $76,245,188
9. Texas Tech - $69,858,256
10. Iowa State - $65,733,110
ACC
1. Florida State - $121,319,469
2. Louisville - $104,325,208
3. Duke - $91,688,202
4. Syracuse - $87,175,761
5. Virginia - $87,059,237
6. North Carolina - $85,288,270
7. Virginia Tech - $81,298,133
8. Miami - $77,724,833
9. Clemson - $76,979,261
10. NC State - $76,839,435
11. Pittsburgh - $70,527,488
12. Boston College - $69,300,736
13. Georgia Tech - $65,304,486
14. Wake Forest - $58,672,116
BIG TEN
1. Ohio State - $170,903,135
2. Michigan - $132,336,025
3. Penn State - $127,930,142
4. Wisconsin - $125,790,567
5. Iowa - $107,404,210
6. Minnesota - $105,561,601
7. Nebraska - $103,763,277
8. Michigan State - $93,878,291
9. Indiana - $87,265,729
10. Maryland - $86,863,794
11. Purdue - $75,474,370
12. Illinois - $74,469,976
13. Northwestern - $70,028,074
14. Rutgers - $65,125,833
PAC 12
1. Stanford - $109,670,730
2. Southern Cal - $105,919,366
3. Washington - $103,540,117
4. UCLA - $96,912,767
5. Oregon - $85,823,502
6. California - $85,539,904
7. Arizona - $85,370,219
8. Arizona State - $83,706,393
9. Oregon State - $72,133,762
10. Colorado - $67,852,236
11. Washington State - $66,143,776
12. Utah - $64,629,551
SEC
1. Alabama - $150,620,199
2. LSU - $138,914,636
3. Florida - $130,772,416
4. Auburn - $126,647,970
5. Tennessee - $121,837,383
6. Arkansas - $116,166,428
7. Georgia - $116,151,279
8. South Carolina - $113,172,545
9. Kentucky - $110,450,933
10. Texas A&M - $110,004,867
11. Missouri - $83,943,459
12. Mississippi - $81,024,639
13. Vanderbilt - $70,661,736
14. Mississippi State - $68,150,018
AAC
1. Connecticut - $72,155,789
2. SMU - $55,349,010
3. Central Florida - $51,871,022
4. East Carolina - $48,743,915
5. South Florida - $46,895,838
6. Houston - $45,437,943
7. Cincinnati - $42,861,532
8. Memphis - $41,420,631
9. Tulane - $41,004,900
10. Tulsa - $40,329,852
11. Temple - $39,888,888"
2. Oklahoma - 58.1%
3. Texas Tech - 56.2%
4. TCU - 51.2%
5. Oklahoma State - 51.1%
6. Iowa State - 50.3%
7. Kansas State - 45.5%
8. Baylor - 33.5%
9. West Virginia - 25.8%
10. Kansas - 25.2%
Men's Basketball revenue % of overall revenue:
1. Kansas - 18.5%
2. Iowa State - 15.6%
3. Oklahoma State - 13.7%
4. Kansas State - 11.6%
5. Texas Tech - 10.4%
6. TCU - 9.4%
7. Texas - 9.3%
8. Oklahoma - 8.0%
9. Baylor - 7.7%
10. West Virginia - 7.4%
Women's Basketball revenue % of overall revenue:
1. Baylor - 6.3%
2. TCU - 4.9%
3. West Virginia - 2.3%
4. Texas Tech - 1.6%
5. Oklahoma - 1.5%
6. Iowa State - 1.5%
7. Texas - 1.0%
8. Oklahoma State - 0.8%
9. Kansas State - 0.4%
10. Kansas - 0.1%"
Well, I'm not sure what's going on over there, but Kansas revenues are dominated by "not allocated by particular sport" (56%). They could be trying to hide donations for whatever reason, but I'm not sure how we can say with any confidence that "football revenue dominates, even at basketball schools".
ReplyDeleteIt's ok to have SOME basketball schools in every conference - in fact, it's a good revenue stream to have (especially NCAA credits). The ACC just needs a couple more football schools (e.g. Miami, VT) to step up, IMO.