Public Schools Only.

It takes a while to dig down to any AAC schools.

FAU $52 MIL

(08-23-2023 10:03 AM)FAU Connoisseur! Wrote:  FAU $52 MIL

50. Memphis - $170M

56. ECU - $134M

69. Charlotte - $78M

72. UAB - $69M

76. South Florida - $63M

81. FAU - $52M

85. North Texas - $41M

91. UTSA - $32M

No other schools listed that I noticed. I think the others are private or military. If I missed any public schools, let me know.

Butt family has the perfect opportunity to donate millions to UTSA and build a on campus Butt Stadium or a Butt Arena

It should also be noted that these are contributions to the annual funds and would not (or at least should not) include capital project giving, endowments, etc.

(08-23-2023 11:06 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  It should also be noted that these are contributions to the annual funds and would not (or at least should not) include capital project giving, endowments, etc.

Why would we have to note that? Seems obvious, and most of us here are able to figure it out for ourselves.

Nobody can post straight data here without somebody adding a "Yeah, but..." to it.

And apparently you got lost on your way to the Sun Belt board.

I wish we could use university funds on athletics.

(08-23-2023 11:35 AM)TripleA Wrote:  

(08-23-2023 11:06 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  It should also be noted that these are contributions to the annual funds and would not (or at least should not) include capital project giving, endowments, etc.

Why would we have to note that? Seems obvious, and most of us here are able to figure it out for ourselves.

Nobody can post straight data here without somebody adding a "Yeah, but..." to it.

And apparently you got lost on your way to the Sun Belt board.

Well, the NCAA had to note that to the schools actually doing the reporting just a few years ago because there were some reporting pledges to give and capital projects. But I'm sure the AAC board is full of fund accounting geniuses. Go ahead and take a look at Nebraska's contributions on the link below which is where your list was complied from. What do you think about that? It should be obvious, right? Nebraska's fanbase is clearly just incredible fickle.

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances

My school's number's smell like roses comparatively. The only thing obvious about the AUP reports submitted to the NCAA is comparing them to other schools in any kind of serious manner is folly. But I guarantee you that had I not made that post someone here would have brought up how they just raised 20M for this or that.

But hey, if you get sand in your crack from an innocuous comment like that. I leave you to it.

(08-23-2023 11:57 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  

(08-23-2023 11:35 AM)TripleA Wrote:  

(08-23-2023 11:06 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  It should also be noted that these are contributions to the annual funds and would not (or at least should not) include capital project giving, endowments, etc.

Why would we have to note that? Seems obvious, and most of us here are able to figure it out for ourselves.

Nobody can post straight data here without somebody adding a "Yeah, but..." to it.

And apparently you got lost on your way to the Sun Belt board.

Well, the NCAA had to note that to the schools actually doing the reporting just a few years ago because there were some reporting pledges to give and capital projects. But I'm sure the AAC board is full of fund accounting geniuses. Go ahead and take a look at Nebraska's contributions on the link below which is where your list was complied from. What do you think about that? It should be obvious, right? Nebraska's fanbase is clearly just incredible fickle.

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances

My school's number's smell like roses comparatively. The only thing obvious about the AUP reports submitted to the NCAA is comparing them to other schools in any kind of serious manner is folly. But I guarantee you that had I not made that post someone here would have brought up how they just raised 20M for this or that.

But hey, if you get sand in your crack from an innocuous comment like that. I leave you to it.

Well, apparently you didn't leave me to it.

(08-23-2023 10:27 AM)TripleA Wrote:  

(08-23-2023 10:03 AM)FAU Connoisseur! Wrote:  FAU $52 MIL

50. Memphis - $170M

56. ECU - $134M

69. Charlotte - $78M

72. UAB - $69M

76. South Florida - $63M

81. FAU - $52M

85. North Texas - $41M

91. UTSA - $32M

No other schools listed that I noticed. I think the others are private or military. If I missed any public schools, let me know.

clt says Charlotte at 69? nice!

(08-23-2023 09:52 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Public Schools Only.

It takes a while to dig down to any AAC schools.

Phil Knight loves Oregon

(08-23-2023 10:03 AM)FAU Connoisseur! Wrote:  FAU $52 MIL

2023 has been a good year....add $15m to our total.