Found a spreadsheet with all the info submitted by schools so I'm looking through it. Thought I might share it as I go. The first info I submit is info on Rev and Exp from football programs in the ACC:

Numbers in millions from reports for the 2010-2011 data

School Rev Exp Profit
FSU $35.87 $18.69 $17.18
Miami $26.21 $24.41 $1.79
GT $22.56 $15.46 $7.09
UMD $13.89 $11.69 $2.20
BC $20.53 $18.60 $1.93
Cuse $18.78 $16.42 $2.36
Duke $18.24 $14.84 $3.41
UNC $26.39 $15.05 $11.34
NCSU $21.86 $11.33 $10.53
Wake $9.43 $13.23 $(3.79)
Pitt $21.31 $21.31 $0
Clem $31.73 $18.00 $13.74
VPISU $35.08 $20.00 $15.07
UVA $16.78 $16.74 $0.04
AVG: $22.76 $16.84 $5.92

Sorry I can never get columns to publish the way they look beforehand

Curious to what the problem is when both FSU and Clemson each have profits of 13M or more? What am I missing?

I know what you mean about trying to make columns lineup.

Maryland and Virginia need to step it up. I would have guessed that the lowest expenditures would be the private schools, and it should probably be that way. At least everyone's operating at a profit, except Pitt, though.

Well football should carry the other sports so the better the profit there, the better your all sports will be.

(05-09-2012 10:36 PM)4x4hokies Wrote:  Well football should carry the other sports so the better the profit there, the better your all sports will be.

The thing about Pitt is that I believe we funnel our profits back into the program.

I have all the schools in the world it seems so bare with me and I'll try to get you some context.

This seriously has how much was spent on women's weightlifting on it.

Big 12 average: 32.3 million in revenue. This is heavily skewed by the fact that Texas is bringing in 95.7 million and Oklahoma 58.8 million
average expenses 16.4 million
average profit is 15.9

B10 average revenue is 43.4 million
expenses 19.75
profit 23.65

Pac12 average revenue is 25.00 million. Bet you can't guess who leads in revenue.
expenses 16.16
profit 8.84

SEC average revenue is 50.7 million
expenses 21.63
profit 29.07

Highest expense was Auburn at 39 million
Highest revenue was Texas at 95.7 million

BE average revenue 14.39 million
expenses 12.34
Profit 2.05

Doesn't include conference payouts, right?

(05-10-2012 12:46 AM)JustAnotherName Wrote:  Doesn't include conference payouts, right?

This is what they reported as football revenue and football expense. I can't guarantee everyone filled it out the same.

(05-10-2012 01:08 AM)4x4hokies Wrote:  

(05-10-2012 12:46 AM)JustAnotherName Wrote:  Doesn't include conference payouts, right?

This is what they reported as football revenue and football expense. I can't guarantee everyone filled it out the same.

Clearly Texas has all their donations revenue under football.

(05-10-2012 01:23 AM)ChrisLords Wrote:  

(05-10-2012 01:08 AM)4x4hokies Wrote:  

(05-10-2012 12:46 AM)JustAnotherName Wrote:  Doesn't include conference payouts, right?

This is what they reported as football revenue and football expense. I can't guarantee everyone filled it out the same.

Clearly Texas has all their donations revenue under football.

They have 24.6 million of revenue not allocated to a sport out of a total of 150.3 million in revenue. So not sure that is all their donations under football.

(05-09-2012 10:39 PM)ClairtonPanther Wrote:  

(05-09-2012 10:36 PM)4x4hokies Wrote:  Well football should carry the other sports so the better the profit there, the better your all sports will be.

The thing about Pitt is that I believe we funnel our profits back into the program.

IT's been used to pay for the 15,000 head coaches and coaching staffs we've had over the past couple of years.