Revenue junkies may find this interesting. Breaks revenue down by

TICKETS STUDENTS AWAY_GAMES DONATIONS UNIVERSITY MEDIA_RIGHTS BRANDING

http://espn.go.com/ncaa/revenue

Also breaks down expenses. Interesting that Purdue has the highest Big Ten marketing expenses, but that is only good for #12 overall.

Sorting by student subsidies yields a surprising top 10.

UCF
2 FIU
3 Akron
4 Miami (OH)
5 South Florida
6 Virginia
7 East Carolina
8 Kent State 791
9 Toledo

When you add university and student fees together, amongst the top 70 you get these Top 25;

RU $22,219,477
UCF $18,057,441
USF $12,821,262
MD $11,299,546
Conn $11,185,218
UVa $11,119,358
ASU $10,608,266
Col $7,574,213
Cali $7,450,946
WSU $6,712,385
FSU $6,590,629
VT $6,525,455
UNLV $6,305,211
UNC $6,205,790
TTU $5,881,749
Haw $5,244,088
Aub $5,195,136
GT $4,855,809
Minn $4,241,212
Illi $4,202,696
Ala $4,101,515
UL $4,071,391
ISU $4,051,768
OkST $4,044,017
Clem $3,936,484

Cheers,
Neil

I wonder what the technicalities are between student fees and university contributions.

(01-02-2014 10:19 PM)SeaBlue Wrote:  I wonder what the technicalities are between student fees and university contributions.

It's not university contributions. It's fees imposed by the university on the students for performing specific tasks, allowing student access to equipment, etc.