Info From Equity in Athletics

Reporting Year: 07/01/2020 - 06/30/2021

Total Revenues by School

001.) University of Georgia - $169,064,656
002.) The University of Alabama - $157,062,672
003.) University of Oklahoma-Norman - $153,657,898
004.) The University of Texas at Austin - $150,273,687
005.) Ohio State University - $141,201,562
006.) Texas A & M University-College Station - $136,858,666
007.) University of South Carolina-Columbia - $135,157,387
008.) University of Arkansas - $132,813,474
009.) The Pennsylvania State University - $131,512,404
010.) University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - $131,457,995

011.) The University of Tennessee-Knoxville - $129,094,424
012.) University of Notre Dame - $128,685,354
013.) Auburn University - $128,356,495
014.) Stanford University - $127,653,964
015.) University of Florida - $124,429,950
016.) University of Southern California - $122,345,826
017.) University of Kentucky - $114,823,384
018.) Louisiana State University - $113,987,809
019.) University of Mississippi - $112,712,062
020.) University of California-Los Angeles - $110,128,961

021.) University of Louisville - $109,320,332
022.) Clemson University - $107,958,000
023.) Duke University - $107,115,232
024.) Texas Christian University - $104,654,966
025.) University of Virginia - $103,981,972
026.) Arizona State University - $102,558,046
027.) University of Pittsburgh - $101,987,725
028.) Vanderbilt University - $101,424,573
029.) University of Wisconsin-Madison - $101,110,054
030.) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - $99,977,454

031.) University of Kansas - $99,883,084
032.) Baylor University - $99,573,061
033.) Mississippi State University - $99,355,751
034.) University of Minnesota-Twin Cities - $98,681,959
035.) University of Nebraska-Lincoln - $98,059,986
036.) University of Arizona - $97,309,540
037.) University of Miami - $92,519,330
038.) University of California-Berkeley - $91,710,744
039.) University of Iowa - $91,439,664
040.) Wake Forest University - $91,068,408

041.) Rutgers University-New Brunswick - $90,714,615
042.) Indiana University-Bloomington - $90,711,433
043.) Northwestern University - $90,263,401
044.) Michigan State University - $88,012,841
045.) University of Oregon - $86,517,032
046.) University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - $85,359,724
047.) Florida State University - $85,257,654
048.) Virginia Polytechnic Institute - $84,318,484
049.) University of Washington-Seattle - $83,431,816
050.) University of Missouri-Columbia - $83,177,451

051.) University of Maryland-College Park - $81,831,650
052.) Boston College - $81,390,366
053.) Texas Tech University - $79,506,027
054.) North Carolina State University at Raleigh - $77,528,201
055.) Syracuse University - $76,190,708
056.) Iowa State University - $75,843,212
057.) Oklahoma State University - $75,476,211
058.) Purdue University - $74,183,342
059.) Georgia Institute of Technology - $72,219,901
060.) University of Utah - $71,380,496

061.) Oregon State University - $68,306,135
062.) Kansas State University - $67,602,026
063.) University of Houston - $66,216,462
064.) Southern Methodist University - $65,584,866
065.) West Virginia University - $64,937,194
066.) Brigham Young University - $64,683,976
067.) University of Colorado Boulder - $64,551,751
068.) University of South Florida - $59,975,229
069.) University of Connecticut - $58,922,299
070.) University of Central Florida - $58,467,171

071.) Temple University - $55,506,027
072.) Washington State University - $54,471,013
073.) Liberty University - $52,801,004
074.) San Diego State University - $49,855,301
075.) Colorado State University-Fort Collins - $48,817,961
076.) University of Cincinnati - $47,233,243
077.) University of Memphis - $47,091,328
078.) University of North Texas - $43,975,840
079.) James Madison University - $42,729,856
080.) East Carolina University - $41,202,124

081.) University of Hawaii at Manoa - $40,327,630
082.) University of Nevada-Las Vegas - $39,187,903
083.) Rice University - $38,693,770
084.) Utah State University - $38,017,577
085.) University of Tulsa - $36,623,020
086.) University of New Mexico - $36,254,431
087.) University of Wyoming - $35,814,558
088.) California State University-Fresno - $35,627,158
089.) University of Alabama at Birmingham - $35,446,863
090.) University of Nevada-Reno - $34,799,537

091.) Boise State University - $34,736,722
092.) Old Dominion University - $34,055,748
093.) Texas State University - $33,738,425
094.) San Jose State University - $33,437,396
095.) University of Massachusetts-Amherst - $32,371,962
096.) Georgia State University - $32,064,349
097) University of Louisiana at Lafayette - $31,375,528
098.) University of North Carolina at Charlotte - $30,857,979
099.) Miami University-Oxford - $30,036,336
100.) Tulane University of Louisiana - $29,879,182

101.) Marshall University - $29,439,832
102.) Coastal Carolina University - $29,331,739
103.) Georgia Southern University - $28,946,380
104.) Florida International University - $28,679,426
105.) Florida Atlantic University - $28,604,324
106.) Middle Tennessee State University - $28,057,193
107.) Appalachian State University - $28,039,948
108.) The University of Texas at San Antonio - $27,966,637
109.) Central Michigan University - $27,939,173
110.) The University of Texas at El Paso - $27,387,698

111.) University at Buffalo - $27,153,567
112.) University of Toledo - $25,205,172
113.) University of South Alabama - $24,897,935
114.) Eastern Michigan University - $24,524,113
115.) New Mexico State University - $24,445,711
116.) Western Kentucky University - $23,888,166
117.) Ball State University - $23,243,251
118.) Troy University - $23,197,387
119.) University of Southern Mississippi - $22,998,363
120.) Western Michigan University - $22,553,903

121.) Kent State University - $21,857,554
122.) University of Akron - $21,600,185
123.) Ohio University - $21,570,246
124.) Louisiana Tech University - $21,123,921
125.) Bowling Green State University - $20,238,709
126.) Arkansas State University - $17,940,624
127.) Northern Illinois University - $16,307,072
128.) University of Louisiana at Monroe $16,092,329
129.) Air Force - Not Available
130.) Navy - Not Available

131.) UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY - Not Available


American Athletic Conference

01.) University of Houston - $66,216,462
02.) Southern Methodist University - $65,584,866
03.) University of South Florida - $59,975,229
04.) University of Central Florida - $58,467,171
05.) Temple University - $55,506,027
06.) University of Cincinnati - $47,233,243
07.) University of Memphis - $47,091,328
08.) East Carolina University - $41,202,124
09.) University of Tulsa - $36,623,020
10.) Tulane University of Louisiana - $29,879,182
11.) Navy - Not Available


Atlantic Coast Conference

01.) University of Louisville - $109,320,332
02.) Clemson University - $107,958,000
03.) Duke University - $107,115,232
04.) University of Virginia - $103,981,972
05.) University of Pittsburgh - $101,987,725
06.) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - $99,977,454
07.) University of Miami - $92,519,330
08.) Wake Forest University - $91,068,408
09.) Florida State University - $85,257,654
10.) Virginia Polytechnic Institute - $84,318,484
11.) Boston College - $81,390,366
12.) North Carolina State University at Raleigh - $77,528,201
13.) Syracuse University - $76,190,708
14.) Georgia Institute of Technology - $72,219,901


Big Ten Conference

01.) Ohio State University - $141,201,562
02.) The Pennsylvania State University - $131,512,404
03.) University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - $131,457,995
04.) University of Wisconsin-Madison - $101,110,054
05.) University of Minnesota-Twin Cities - $98,681,959
06.) University of Nebraska-Lincoln - $98,059,986
07.) University of Iowa - $91,439,664
08.) Rutgers University-New Brunswick - $90,714,615
09.) Indiana University-Bloomington - $90,711,433
10.) Northwestern University - $90,263,401
11.) Michigan State University - $88,012,841
12.) University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - $85,359,724
13.) University of Maryland-College Park - $81,831,650
14.) Purdue University - $74,183,342


Big XII Conference

01.) University of Oklahoma-Norman - $153,657,898
02.) The University of Texas at Austin - $150,273,687
03.) Texas Christian University - $104,654,966
04.) University of Kansas - $99,883,084
05.) Baylor University - $99,573,061
06.) Texas Tech University - $79,506,027
07.) Iowa State University - $75,843,212
08.) Oklahoma State University - $75,476,211
09.) Kansas State University - $67,602,026
10.) West Virginia University - $64,937,194


Conference USA

01.) University of North Texas - $43,975,840
02.) Rice University - $38,693,770
03.) University of Alabama at Birmingham - $35,446,863
04.) University of North Carolina at Charlotte - $30,857,979
05.) Florida International University - $28,679,426
06.) Florida Atlantic University - $28,604,324
07.) Middle Tennessee State University - $28,057,193
08.) The University of Texas at San Antonio - $27,966,637
09.) The University of Texas at El Paso - $27,387,698
10.) Western Kentucky University - $23,888,166
11.) Louisiana Tech University - $21,123,921


Mid-American Conference

01.) Miami University-Oxford - $30,036,336
02.) Central Michigan University - $27,939,173
03.) University at Buffalo - $27,153,567
04.) University of Toledo - $25,205,172
05.) Eastern Michigan University - $24,524,113
06.) Ball State University - $23,243,251
07.) Western Michigan University - $22,553,903
08.) Kent State University - $21,857,554
09.) University of Akron - $21,600,185
10.) Ohio University - $21,570,246
11.) Bowling Green State University - $20,238,709
12.) Northern Illinois University - $16,307,072


Mountain West Conference

01.) San Diego State University - $49,855,301
02.) Colorado State University-Fort Collins - $48,817,961
03.) University of Hawaii at Manoa - $40,327,630
04.) University of Nevada-Las Vegas - $39,187,903
05.) Utah State University - $38,017,577
06.) University of New Mexico - $36,254,431
07.) University of Wyoming - $35,814,558
08.) California State University-Fresno - $35,627,158
09.) University of Nevada-Reno - $34,799,537
10.) Boise State University - $34,736,722
11.) San Jose State University - $33,437,396
12.) Air Force - Not Available


Pacific-12 Conference

01.) Stanford University - $127,653,964
02.) University of Southern California - $122,345,826
03.) University of California-Los Angeles - $110,128,961
04.) Arizona State University - $102,558,046
05.) University of Arizona - $97,309,540
06.) University of California-Berkeley - $91,710,744
07.) University of Oregon - $86,517,032
08.) University of Washington-Seattle - $83,431,816
09.) University of Utah - $71,380,496
10.) Oregon State University - $68,306,135
11.) University of Colorado Boulder - $64,551,751
12.) Washington State University - $54,471,013


Southeastern Conference

01.) University of Georgia - $169,064,656
02.) The University of Alabama - $157,062,672
03.) Texas A & M University-College Station - $136,858,666
04.) University of South Carolina-Columbia - $135,157,387
05.) University of Arkansas - $132,813,474
06.) The University of Tennessee-Knoxville - $129,094,424
07.) Auburn University - $128,356,495
08.) University of Florida - $124,429,950
09.) University of Kentucky - $114,823,384
10.) Louisiana State University - $113,987,809
11.) University of Mississippi - $112,712,062
12.) Vanderbilt University - $101,424,573
13.) Mississippi State University - $99,355,751
14.) University of Missouri-Columbia - $83,177,451


Sun Belt Conference

01.) James Madison University - $42,729,856
02.) Old Dominion University - $34,055,748
03.) Texas State University - $33,738,425
04.) Georgia State University - $32,064,349
05.) University of Louisiana at Lafayette - $31,375,528
06.) Marshall University - $29,439,832
07.) Coastal Carolina University - $29,331,739
08.) Georgia Southern University - $28,946,380
09.) Appalachian State University - $28,039,948
10.) University of South Alabama - $24,897,935
11.) Troy University - $23,197,387
12.) University of Southern Mississippi - $22,998,363
13.) Arkansas State University - $17,940,624
14.) University of Louisiana at Monroe $16,092,329


Independents

01.) University of Notre Dame - $128,685,354
02.) Brigham Young University - $64,683,976
03.) University of Connecticut - $58,922,299
04.) Liberty University - $52,801,004
05.) University of Massachusetts-Amherst - $32,371,962
06.) New Mexico State University - $24,445,711
07.) UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY - Not Available

Dang Troy is lower than I expected. I figured we'd be in the upper $20M closer to $30M.

Edit: Nevermind I read the title as budgets not revenue.

Surprised with JMU and where they are on the full list.

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Not sure how revenue is calculated here but considering that we were in the CAA/fcs during the
calculation period and received very little media money....woof

Also, keep in mind this is during a Covid year, so everyone's revenue was far lower across the board.

(05-03-2022 07:24 PM)Porcine Wrote:  

(02-26-2022 07:37 PM)Porcine Wrote:  If anyone is interested in a further breakdown.
https://www.arkansasfight.com/2022/2/26/...-2019-2020

Here are the numbers for 2020-2021.
https://www.arkansasfight.com/2022/5/3/2...-2020-2021

(07-04-2022 07:20 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  Also, keep in mind this is during a Covid year, so everyone's revenue was far lower across the board.

Also, keep in mind accounting methods vary greatly state to state.

(07-04-2022 07:20 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  Also, keep in mind this is during a Covid year, so everyone's revenue was far lower across the board.

We showed 12 mil less than the year prior with that fat zero for covid year.

(07-04-2022 06:41 PM)Purplehazed Wrote:  Not sure how revenue is calculated here but considering that we were in the CAA/fcs during the
calculation period and received very little media money....woof

Now I'm even more irritated when the Hilljacks up north start puffin' out their chest, now that I see how much disparity there is in the budget..

(07-04-2022 11:51 PM)Herdfan1 Wrote:  

(07-04-2022 06:41 PM)Purplehazed Wrote:  Not sure how revenue is calculated here but considering that we were in the CAA/fcs during the
calculation period and received very little media money....woof

Now I'm even more irritated when the Hilljacks up north start puffin' out their chest, now that I see how much disparity there is in the budget..

Student Fees.
https://knightnewhousedata.org/fcs/james...he_money-1

(07-05-2022 07:42 AM)Porcine Wrote:  

(07-04-2022 11:51 PM)Herdfan1 Wrote:  

(07-04-2022 06:41 PM)Purplehazed Wrote:  Not sure how revenue is calculated here but considering that we were in the CAA/fcs during the
calculation period and received very little media money....woof

Now I'm even more irritated when the Hilljacks up north start puffin' out their chest, now that I see how much disparity there is in the budget..

Student Fees.
https://knightnewhousedata.org/fcs/james...he_money-1

That's a lot of student fees. What are the pros and cons of this? Curious if GS should up their student fees or not.

(07-05-2022 08:34 AM)EagleNationRising Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 07:42 AM)Porcine Wrote:  

(07-04-2022 11:51 PM)Herdfan1 Wrote:  

(07-04-2022 06:41 PM)Purplehazed Wrote:  Not sure how revenue is calculated here but considering that we were in the CAA/fcs during the
calculation period and received very little media money....woof

Now I'm even more irritated when the Hilljacks up north start puffin' out their chest, now that I see how much disparity there is in the budget..

Student Fees.
https://knightnewhousedata.org/fcs/james...he_money-1

That's a lot of student fees. What are the pros and cons of this? Curious if GS should up their student fees or not.

Just Missed Uva gets a lot of rich DC area kids with college funds. George Mason U gets the ones with less money who have to stay home and commute

Those numbers were probably low FOR ALL as it was the covid restrictions attendance year.

Our number is consistent with the numbers we were getting on the USA Today before covid, but I'm pretty sure you're going to get different methodologies in different publications.

(07-05-2022 08:34 AM)EagleNationRising Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 07:42 AM)Porcine Wrote:  

(07-04-2022 11:51 PM)Herdfan1 Wrote:  

(07-04-2022 06:41 PM)Purplehazed Wrote:  Not sure how revenue is calculated here but considering that we were in the CAA/fcs during the
calculation period and received very little media money....woof

Now I'm even more irritated when the Hilljacks up north start puffin' out their chest, now that I see how much disparity there is in the budget..

Student Fees.
https://knightnewhousedata.org/fcs/james...he_money-1

That's a lot of student fees. What are the pros and cons of this? Curious if GS should up their student fees or not.

We are not allowed per state law. There’s a 60% cap that we have to stay under.

look at us with $0 debt services despite building facilities across the board. dont borrow money to pay for infrastructure, dont have creditors hassling you during epidemic. feels good.

(07-05-2022 11:24 AM)GSUALUM17 Wrote:  look at us with $0 debt services despite building facilities across the board. dont borrow money to pay for infrastructure, dont have creditors hassling you during epidemic. feels good.

Thank you taxpayers!

(07-05-2022 11:37 AM)TrueBlueDrew Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:24 AM)GSUALUM17 Wrote:  look at us with $0 debt services despite building facilities across the board. dont borrow money to pay for infrastructure, dont have creditors hassling you during epidemic. feels good.

Thank you taxpayers!

If you're alluding to the GA BoR offering $40mil toward our new $90mil basketball arena, only an idiot would refuse. When the state offers any amount of money, accept the money ASAP or it's gone forever to the next project in some another in-state school. You literally USE IT OR LOSE IT.

Your "haHa ThAnK YoU TaXpAyEr" only tells your ignorance about how BoR operates. That money was already budgeted to be spent somewhere in some way. If not toward the GSU Convocation Center, then perhaps a new research wing for Georgia Tech or the new poli-sci building for UGA. Better yet, you want me list all the buildings on Georgia Southern's campus funded by BoR? Sit down, you come off a giant hypocrite.

btw, TBD always gonna TBD, cherrypicking to cherrypick. Why leave out the other half of your comment? Finish that train of thought. Why not give credit by saying, "thank you GSU Foundation, corporate sponsors, and private donations for purchasing a football stadium, football practice facilities, suite upgrades, paying the other half of the new basketball arena, a cool new soccer facility, and new baseball stadium coming soon!"

(07-05-2022 12:36 PM)GSUALUM17 Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:37 AM)TrueBlueDrew Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:24 AM)GSUALUM17 Wrote:  look at us with $0 debt services despite building facilities across the board. dont borrow money to pay for infrastructure, dont have creditors hassling you during epidemic. feels good.

Thank you taxpayers!

If you're alluding to the GA BoR offering $40mil toward our new $90mil basketball arena, only an idiot would refuse. When the state offers any amount of money, accept the money ASAP or it's gone forever to the next project in some another in-state school. You literally USE IT OR LOSE IT.

Your "haHa ThAnK YoU TaXpAyEr" only tells your ignorance about how BoR operates. That money was already budgeted to be spent somewhere in some way. If not toward the GSU Convocation Center, then perhaps a new research wing for Georgia Tech or the new poli-sci building for UGA. Better yet, you want me list all the buildings on Georgia Southern's campus funded by BoR? Sit down, you come off a giant hypocrite.

btw, TBD always gonna TBD, cherrypicking to cherrypick. Why leave out the other half of your comment? Finish that train of thought. Why not give credit by saying, "thank you GSU Foundation, corporate sponsors, and private donations for purchasing a football stadium, football practice facilities, suite upgrades, paying the other half of the new basketball arena, a cool new soccer facility, and new baseball stadium coming soon!"

I’m not reading all of that. Anyways, thanks GA taxpayers!!

(07-05-2022 01:25 PM)TrueBlueDrew Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 12:36 PM)GSUALUM17 Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:37 AM)TrueBlueDrew Wrote:  

(07-05-2022 11:24 AM)GSUALUM17 Wrote:  look at us with $0 debt services despite building facilities across the board. dont borrow money to pay for infrastructure, dont have creditors hassling you during epidemic. feels good.

Thank you taxpayers!

If you're alluding to the GA BoR offering $40mil toward our new $90mil basketball arena, only an idiot would refuse. When the state offers any amount of money, accept the money ASAP or it's gone forever to the next project in some another in-state school. You literally USE IT OR LOSE IT.

Your "haHa ThAnK YoU TaXpAyEr" only tells your ignorance about how BoR operates. That money was already budgeted to be spent somewhere in some way. If not toward the GSU Convocation Center, then perhaps a new research wing for Georgia Tech or the new poli-sci building for UGA. Better yet, you want me list all the buildings on Georgia Southern's campus funded by BoR? Sit down, you come off a giant hypocrite.

btw, TBD always gonna TBD, cherrypicking to cherrypick. Why leave out the other half of your comment? Finish that train of thought. Why not give credit by saying, "thank you GSU Foundation, corporate sponsors, and private donations for purchasing a football stadium, football practice facilities, suite upgrades, paying the other half of the new basketball arena, a cool new soccer facility, and new baseball stadium coming soon!"

I’m not reading all of that. Anyways, thanks GA taxpayers!!

You're welcome.