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RE: Which are richest and poorest college football programs?
(03-28-2020 07:54 PM)TigersTigers Wrote:  I thought that the Cotton Bowl appearance money went back to the conference and split evenly with conference schools??

So, if accurate, 2019 revenue would be not increased significantly?



(03-24-2020 02:41 PM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  Nah, FB rev. is @ 17-18M which is upper end for G5. Now, projecting ahead to 2019 rev. including Cotton Bowl $, Memphis may end up ahead of the lower P5s.

Based on info from past UCF appearances, costs are covered. So, that should show up in rev. numbers. There was a good bump IIRC in conference distribution for them...can't recall the exact % off the top of my head...obvi includes other con. dis. as well.
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