S.E.C.

1. Texas: $343,106,827
4. Tennessee: $285,364,027
6. Alabama: $244,551,544
8. Texas A&M: $235,498,020
9. Oklahoma: $234,426,470
11. Georgia: $233,526,965
12. Louisiana State: $233,457,268
15. Auburn: $205,275,913
16. South Carolina: $204,566,524
17. Florida: $199,237,539
18. Arkansas: $195,879,594
22. Kentucky: $186,609,679
26. Missouri: $181,114,849
34. Mississippi: $171,119,339
38. Mississippi State: $157,301,826
50. Vanderbilt: $146,388,389

Grand Total: $3,447,424,773
Avg Per School: $215,464,048.31


Big Ten

2. Ohio State: $295,265,883
5. Penn State: $254,397,122
7. Michigan: $236,376,759
10. Southern California: $234,029,848
14. Nebraska: $205,807,522
21. Wisconsin: $190,503,289
24. Indiana: $182,095,778
27. Iowa: $179,990,052
28. Washington: $178,415,083
29. Illinois: $174,612,181
31. California Los Angeles: $173,429,394
33. Rutgers: $171,679,918
35. Oregon: $167,129,024
37. Michigan State: $160,697,176
39. Minnesota: $156,773,938
47. Purdue: $150,536,320
56. Northwestern: $131,779,238
58. Maryland: $128,662,116

Grand Total: $3,372,180,641
Avg Per School: $187,343,368.94


ACC

13. Miami: $230,484,608
19. Stanford: $192,802,320
20. Florida State: $192,717,172
23. Clemson: $186,106,774
25. Duke: $181,607,802
27. North Carolina: $180,835,031
32. California: $173,116,318
41. Louisville: $155,903,308
44. Virginia Tech: $151,623,889
45. Pittsburgh: $151,337,808
46. Virginia: $150,622,194
48. Southern Methodist: $150,225,313
52. Boston College: $142,122,049
53. Georgia Tech: $140,430,227
54. N.C. State: $135,830,733
59. Syracuse: $120,839,134
63. Wake Forest: $114,628,069

Grand Total: $2,751,232,749
Avg Per School: $161,837,220.53



*#3 Notre Dame: $289,616,198

Big 12

30. Kansas: $173,669,277
36. Colorado: $161,671,803
40. Texas Christian: $155,989,500
42. Oklahoma State: $153,679,234
43. Brigham Young: $153,351,328
49. Arizona State: $149,346,605
51. Baylor: $144,126,427
55. Arizona: $132,661,899
57. Texas Tech: $128,777,718
59. Utah: $125,167,576
60. Cincinnati: $119,327,103
62. West Virginia: $117,413,366
64. Central Florida: $108,885,086
65. Iowa State: $103,899,204
66. Kansas State: $102,982,919
67. Houston: $100,162,965

Grand Total: $2,131,112,010
Avg Per School $133,194,500.63

Interesting that 11 of the 16 SEC and 11 of the 18 B1G schools are within $34m of their respective Conference's average. Looks like a recipe for competition. Even more impressive, 14 of the 17 ACC schools and 15 of the 16 Big 12 schools are within $34m of the average of their conference. There might not be a ton of parity BETWEEN the various P4s, but there's a lot of it within each conference, financially at least.

(05-24-2026 03:40 PM)bryanw1995 Wrote:  Interesting that 11 of the 16 SEC and 11 of the 18 B1G schools are within $34m of their respective Conference's average. Looks like a recipe for competition. Even more impressive, 14 of the 17 ACC schools and 15 of the 16 Big 12 schools are within $34m of the average of their conference. There might not be a ton of parity BETWEEN the various P4s, but there's a lot of it within each conference, financially at least.

The Big Ten's latest 4 additions improved their middle. There had been much more of a gap between the upper end of the Big Ten and the bottom half. For those who oppose additions from the ACC such as UNC or Duke, they along with Clemson, FSU and Miami build an even larger middle for the SEC where even the bottom 3 remain more competitive than most conference's bottom 3.

The total revenue gap however is massive. Tiers have to be expanded to keep it competitive.

Does anyone know how much the ACC makes a year per school from their ACC network? Trying to adjust B13 values if they had a conference network income.