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College Apparel and Licensing Revenue Rankings


AAC Schools-

(31.) University of Louisville
(48.) University of Cincinnati
(53.) The University of Connecticut
(55.) East Carolina University
(59.) University of Central Florida
(61.) University of South Florida
(65.) The University of Memphis



http://www.clc.com/News/Archived-Ranking...r-Thi.aspx



ATLANTA, Ga., (May 9, 2013) - The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) is pleased to announce its top-selling institutions and manufacturers for the third quarter of the 2012-2013 fiscal year. These rankings represent royalties reported July 1, 2012 through March 31, 2013 on all collegiate merchandise sold.

Top-75 Universities

(1.) The University of Texas at Austin (2.) The University of Alabama (3.) The University of Notre Dame (4.) The University of Michigan (5.) University of Kentucky (6.) Louisiana State University (7.) University of Georgia (8.) University of Florida (9.) The University of North Carolina (10.) University of Arkansas (11.) The University of Oklahoma (12.) The University of Wisconsin (13.) University of Nebraska (14.) Texas A&M University (15.) University of Tennessee (16.) West Virginia University (17.) University of South Carolina (18.) Auburn University (19.) University of Missouri (20.) The Pennsylvania State University (21.) Florida State University (22.) The University of Kansas (23.) Oklahoma State University (24.) Clemson University (25.) Texas Tech University (26.) University of Illinois (27.) Virginia Tech (28.) The University of Arizona (29.) Arizona State University (30.) University of Washington (31.) University of Louisville (32.) University of Utah (33.) UCLA (34.) Purdue University (35.) Syracuse University (36.) Boise State University (37.) Duke University (38.) Oregon State University (39.) University of Miami (40.) University of Minnesota (41.) Washington State University (42.) University of California, Berkeley (43.) Stanford University (44.) University of Mississippi (45.) University of Maryland (46.) Texas Christian University (47.) The University of Virginia (48.) University of Cincinnati (49.) Brigham Young University (50.) University of Colorado (51.) University of Pittsburgh (52.) The Georgia Institute of Technology (53.) The University of Connecticut (54.) The University of Montana (55.) East Carolina University (56.) State University of New Jersey (57.) Boston College (58.) Vanderbilt University (59.) University of Central Florida (60.) U.S. Military Academy (61.) University of South Florida (62.) University of Nevada (63.) The University of Wyoming (64.) Georgetown University (65.) The University of Memphis (66.) Northwestern University (67.) Fresno State University (68.) The University of New Mexico (69.) Colorado State University (70.) Louisiana at Lafayette (71.) Marshall University (72.) Texas State University (73.) Montana State University (74.) Villanova University (75.) James Madison University

The University of Montana at 54?? Uh, wut?

We have gone down a few due to our latest season results.

Georgetown and Villanova look like they top 2 in the Big East. I am not sure if the others schools are part of the licensing agreement but one of my arguments was that the football schools have more merchandising opportunities which helps bring in revenue.

(08-07-2013 08:35 AM)NBPirate Wrote: [ -> ]The University of Montana at 54?? Uh, wut?

their biggest seller....

(08-07-2013 08:45 AM)Bearcat2012 Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-07-2013 08:35 AM)NBPirate Wrote: [ -> ]The University of Montana at 54?? Uh, wut?

their biggest seller....

Miami FL at #39....how the mighty have fallen

Unfortunately SMU has their thumb way up their asses when it comes to licensing. My wife had a chat with a college retailer at the Dallas Galleria why very little SMU gear. My wife questioned why a certain product (maybe a phone case, don't really know) came in every team such as Aggies, Tech, Longhorns, TCU, etc but SMU. The shop owner stated that SMU would not approve the license and SMU is hard to deal with. Way to go Mustangs!

Also, who is buying TCU gear? I don't think I have ever seen a TCU shirt.

(08-07-2013 08:52 AM)NBPirate Wrote: [ -> ]Also, who is buying TCU gear? I don't think I have ever seen a TCU shirt.

Well, they have quite the nice following in DFW. But hopefully they start to fade.

(08-07-2013 08:35 AM)NBPirate Wrote: [ -> ]The University of Montana at 54?? Uh, wut?

The Grizzlies are a successful flagship program of their state. They average over 25K a game which is pretty remarkable considering they play in the FCS. Unlike state like Ohio, North Carolina and Florida which has 5-8 FBS schools, it is basically them and Montana State.

It has been pretty well documented that they declined invitations to join the FBS level in the past.

did I miss it or is Ohio State not in the top 75? how is that possible?

(08-07-2013 08:52 AM)NBPirate Wrote: [ -> ]Also, who is buying TCU gear? I don't think I have ever seen a TCU shirt.

I've only seen one that I can remember...

(08-07-2013 08:59 AM)CliftonAve Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-07-2013 08:35 AM)NBPirate Wrote: [ -> ]The University of Montana at 54?? Uh, wut?

The Grizzlies are a successful flagship program of their state. They average over 25K a game which is pretty remarkable considering they play in the FCS. Unlike state like Ohio, North Carolina and Florida which has 5-8 FBS schools, it is basically them and Montana State.

It has been pretty well documented that they declined invitations to join the FBS level in the past.

Their entire state also has just over 1 million people. Not sure how they can be in between UConn and ECU.

(08-07-2013 09:13 AM)perimeterpost Wrote: [ -> ]did I miss it or is Ohio State not in the top 75? how is that possible?

They never are when these lists come out. My guess is that "The Colegiate Licensing Company" handles most schools, but not all and thus the list is only partial.

With a quick look through, it seems Michigan State, Iowa, North Carolina State, USC, Oregon, and probably several others are not included.

(08-07-2013 09:18 AM)ohio1317 Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-07-2013 09:13 AM)perimeterpost Wrote: [ -> ]did I miss it or is Ohio State not in the top 75? how is that possible?

They never are when these lists come out. My guess is that "The Colegiate Licensing Company" handles most schools, but not all and thus the list is only partial.

With a quick look through, it seems Michigan State, Iowa, North Carolina State, USC, Oregon, and probably several others are not included.

About The Collegiate Licensing Company
CLC is a division of global sports and entertainment company IMG. Founded in 1981, CLC is the oldest and largest collegiate trademark licensing agency in the U.S. and represents nearly 200 colleges, universities, bowl games, athletic conferences, the Heisman Trophy and the NCAA. Its mission is to be the guiding force in collegiate trademark licensing and one of the top sports licensing firms in the country. Headquartered in Atlanta, CLC provides full-service capabilities in brand protection, brand management and brand development.

(08-07-2013 09:13 AM)perimeterpost Wrote: [ -> ]did I miss it or is Ohio State not in the top 75? how is that possible?

This is JUST for teams under the Collegiate Licensing Company umbrella. NC State isn't listed either because they aren't represented by them.

(08-07-2013 09:18 AM)ohio1317 Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-07-2013 09:13 AM)perimeterpost Wrote: [ -> ]did I miss it or is Ohio State not in the top 75? how is that possible?

They never are when these lists come out. My guess is that "The Colegiate Licensing Company" handles most schools, but not all and thus the list is only partial.

With a quick look through, it seems Michigan State, Iowa, North Carolina State, USC, Oregon, and probably several others are not included.

Correct-- those schools are under contract with Licensing Resource Group (LRG).

One thing to note is that this list only includes colleges and universities that are licensed through the Collegiate Licensing Company. For example, the following schools aren't CLC clients and therefore are not included in the rankings.

ACC (N.C. State)
Big 10 (Ohio State, Indiana, Michigan State, Iowa)
Big 12 (Baylor, Iowa State, Kansas State)
Big East (Butler, Creighton, DePaul, Marquette, St. John's, Seton Hall, Xavier)
Pac 12 (USC, Oregon)
SEC team (Mississippi State)

(08-07-2013 09:18 AM)NBPirate Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-07-2013 08:59 AM)CliftonAve Wrote: [ -> ]

(08-07-2013 08:35 AM)NBPirate Wrote: [ -> ]The University of Montana at 54?? Uh, wut?

The Grizzlies are a successful flagship program of their state. They average over 25K a game which is pretty remarkable considering they play in the FCS. Unlike state like Ohio, North Carolina and Florida which has 5-8 FBS schools, it is basically them and Montana State.

It has been pretty well documented that they declined invitations to join the FBS level in the past.

Their entire state also has just over 1 million people. Not sure how they can be in between UConn and ECU.

yah this list must be a troll to piss of ecu fans