Individual school data has been uploaded, but not yet integrated into the main page. The Memphis numbers are in line with what the local paper reported at the beg. of the year. However, this may be a work in progress for others idk. So, TIFWIW...also entirely possible I fat fingered a figure or two.

2018/2019 Total Revenue:

UCONN $80,900,404
UH $75,049,955
UCF $69,121,887
UC $68,845,672
ECU $59,970,346
UM $55,815,109
USF $55,045,769
WSU $29,890,086

Tix + Cont:

UM $23,819,046
UCF $16,852,651
WSU $14,997,528
UC $14,648,721
UH $14,484,606
UCONN $14,438,107
ECU $14,131,526
USF $9,753,803

Subsidy:

UH 64%
ECU 63%
USF 58%
UCONN 54%
UCF 46%
UC 43%
UM 37%
WSU 29%

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances click on AAC schools for 2019 data

ETA: WSU

(07-10-2020 11:55 AM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  Individual school data has been uploaded, but not yet integrated into the main page. The Memphis numbers are in line with what the local paper reported at the beg. of the year. However, this may be a work in progress for others idk. So, TIFWIW...also entirely possible I fat fingered a figure or two.

2018/2019 Total Revenue:

UCONN $80,900,404
UH $75,049,955
UCF $69,121,887
UC $68,845,672
ECU $59,970,346
UM $55,815,109
USF $55,045,769
WSU $29,890,086

Tix + Cont:

UM $23,819,046
UCF $16,852,651
WSU $14,997,528
UC $14,648,721
UH $14,484,606
UCONN $14,438,107
ECU $14,131,526
USF $9,753,803

Subsidy:

UH 64%
ECU 63%
USF 58%
UCONN 54%
UCF 46%
UC 43%
UM 37%
WSU 29%

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances click on AAC schools for 2019 data

ETA: WSU

It looks like your subsidy % also includes student athletic fees. Seems like the "school fees" bucket is more appropriate as a subsidy.

Aaand it’s gone

(07-10-2020 01:29 PM)CoastalJuan Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 11:55 AM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  Individual school data has been uploaded, but not yet integrated into the main page. The Memphis numbers are in line with what the local paper reported at the beg. of the year. However, this may be a work in progress for others idk. So, TIFWIW...also entirely possible I fat fingered a figure or two.

2018/2019 Total Revenue:

UCONN $80,900,404
UH $75,049,955
UCF $69,121,887
UC $68,845,672
ECU $59,970,346
UM $55,815,109
USF $55,045,769
WSU $29,890,086

Tix + Cont:

UM $23,819,046
UCF $16,852,651
WSU $14,997,528
UC $14,648,721
UH $14,484,606
UCONN $14,438,107
ECU $14,131,526
USF $9,753,803

Subsidy:

UH 64%
ECU 63%
USF 58%
UCONN 54%
UCF 46%
UC 43%
UM 37%
WSU 29%

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances click on AAC schools for 2019 data

ETA: WSU

It looks like your subsidy % also includes student athletic fees. Seems like the "school fees" bucket is more appropriate as a subsidy.

Curious but why? Both are the school funding the AD? Student athletic fees are just items that all students are required to pay which drive up the tuition costs.

USAToday labels it % allocated. On csnbbs, % allocated and subsidy have been used interchangeably for years. Whatever term you want to use, it's the % non self generated revenue.

(07-10-2020 01:36 PM)ArmoredUpKnight Wrote:  Aaand it’s gone

I'm still seeing it. You just have to click on individual schools to see the most current numbers. I'm guessing they are still writing columns and such b/f releasing and ranking totals. I noticed they were getting close when the methodology page was updated on July 5th.

https://sports.usatoday.com/2020/07/05/m...-database/

(07-10-2020 01:38 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 01:29 PM)CoastalJuan Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 11:55 AM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  Individual school data has been uploaded, but not yet integrated into the main page. The Memphis numbers are in line with what the local paper reported at the beg. of the year. However, this may be a work in progress for others idk. So, TIFWIW...also entirely possible I fat fingered a figure or two.

2018/2019 Total Revenue:

UCONN $80,900,404
UH $75,049,955
UCF $69,121,887
UC $68,845,672
ECU $59,970,346
UM $55,815,109
USF $55,045,769
WSU $29,890,086

Tix + Cont:

UM $23,819,046
UCF $16,852,651
WSU $14,997,528
UC $14,648,721
UH $14,484,606
UCONN $14,438,107
ECU $14,131,526
USF $9,753,803

Subsidy:

UH 64%
ECU 63%
USF 58%
UCONN 54%
UCF 46%
UC 43%
UM 37%
WSU 29%

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances click on AAC schools for 2019 data

ETA: WSU

It looks like your subsidy % also includes student athletic fees. Seems like the "school fees" bucket is more appropriate as a subsidy.

Curious but why? Both are the school funding the AD? Student athletic fees are just items that all students are required to pay which drive up the tuition costs.

I guess. Just seems like one is money from customers, and the other is money kicked over from the state. It's like the academic side calling the fees carved out for classes a subsidy.

But yeah, I didn't realize that's how they've been calculating % allocated this whole time.

(07-10-2020 01:56 PM)CoastalJuan Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 01:38 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 01:29 PM)CoastalJuan Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 11:55 AM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  Individual school data has been uploaded, but not yet integrated into the main page. The Memphis numbers are in line with what the local paper reported at the beg. of the year. However, this may be a work in progress for others idk. So, TIFWIW...also entirely possible I fat fingered a figure or two.

2018/2019 Total Revenue:

UCONN $80,900,404
UH $75,049,955
UCF $69,121,887
UC $68,845,672
ECU $59,970,346
UM $55,815,109
USF $55,045,769
WSU $29,890,086

Tix + Cont:

UM $23,819,046
UCF $16,852,651
WSU $14,997,528
UC $14,648,721
UH $14,484,606
UCONN $14,438,107
ECU $14,131,526
USF $9,753,803

Subsidy:

UH 64%
ECU 63%
USF 58%
UCONN 54%
UCF 46%
UC 43%
UM 37%
WSU 29%

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances click on AAC schools for 2019 data

ETA: WSU

It looks like your subsidy % also includes student athletic fees. Seems like the "school fees" bucket is more appropriate as a subsidy.

Curious but why? Both are the school funding the AD? Student athletic fees are just items that all students are required to pay which drive up the tuition costs.

I guess. Just seems like one is money from customers, and the other is money kicked over from the state. It's like the academic side calling the fees carved out for classes a subsidy.

Its basically anything that doesn't come from self generated revenue (tickets/AD Donations).

(07-10-2020 01:46 PM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 01:36 PM)ArmoredUpKnight Wrote:  Aaand it’s gone

I'm still seeing it. You just have to click on individual schools to see the most current numbers. I'm guessing they are still writing columns and such b/f releasing and ranking totals. I noticed they were getting close when the methodology page was updated on July 5th.

https://sports.usatoday.com/2020/07/05/m...-database/

It was a joke.

I’m just saying with all the programs in disarray and hearing all the doom and gloom of potentially losing millions because of Covid.

A thread about revenue made in previous season is kind of a null topic.

Everything's updated now.

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

(07-10-2020 11:55 AM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  Individual school data has been uploaded, but not yet integrated into the main page. The Memphis numbers are in line with what the local paper reported at the beg. of the year. However, this may be a work in progress for others idk. So, TIFWIW...also entirely possible I fat fingered a figure or two.

2018/2019 Total Revenue:

UCONN $80,900,404
UH $75,049,955
UCF $69,121,887
UC $68,845,672
ECU $59,970,346
UM $55,815,109
USF $55,045,769
WSU $29,890,086

Tix + Cont:

UM $23,819,046
UCF $16,852,651
WSU $14,997,528
UC $14,648,721
UH $14,484,606
UCONN $14,438,107
ECU $14,131,526
USF $9,753,803

Subsidy:

UH 64%
ECU 63%
USF 58%
UCONN 54%
UCF 46%
UC 43%
UM 37%
WSU 29%

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances click on AAC schools for 2019 data

ETA: WSU

ETA?

(07-20-2020 10:56 AM)pvtlamb Wrote:  

(07-10-2020 11:55 AM)gulfcoastgal Wrote:  Individual school data has been uploaded, but not yet integrated into the main page. The Memphis numbers are in line with what the local paper reported at the beg. of the year. However, this may be a work in progress for others idk. So, TIFWIW...also entirely possible I fat fingered a figure or two.

2018/2019 Total Revenue:

UCONN $80,900,404
UH $75,049,955
UCF $69,121,887
UC $68,845,672
ECU $59,970,346
UM $55,815,109
USF $55,045,769
WSU $29,890,086

Tix + Cont:

UM $23,819,046
UCF $16,852,651
WSU $14,997,528
UC $14,648,721
UH $14,484,606
UCONN $14,438,107
ECU $14,131,526
USF $9,753,803

Subsidy:

UH 64%
ECU 63%
USF 58%
UCONN 54%
UCF 46%
UC 43%
UM 37%
WSU 29%

https://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances click on AAC schools for 2019 data

ETA: WSU

ETA?

Edited To Add

USFFan

What in God's name are the administrations of James Madison and Delaware doing?!

Also, crazy that Houston lost $45,000,000 last year in athletics with a brand new, privately funded arena and new-ish football stadium.

Maryland gets $54,000,000 from Media rights and yet they still run a $25,000,000 deficit....yikers.

Just saw that depreciation is included in the school funds section which means without viewing those tables you really don't know what you're looking at with that school funds bucket.

I will add I specifically looked into the school funds category when I noticed a few schools numbers in the section have ballooned recently. Anyway, seems that Houston is probably recognizing depreciation on their new stadium and it's making them appear more outside revenue dependent then they probably are in reality.

(07-20-2020 01:25 PM)BearcatMan Wrote:  What in God's name are the administrations of James Madison and Delaware doing?!

Also, crazy that Houston lost $45,000,000 last year in athletics with a brand new, privately funded arena and new-ish football stadium.

Maryland gets $54,000,000 from Media rights and yet they still run a $25,000,000 deficit....yikers.

Delaware and JMU's numbers are definitely fudged beyond belief. You just need to look at the subsidy, which is horrendous. They are seriously spending like they're an upper G5 program, which is going to crush their AD in the long run.