SEC:

5. Georgia: $203,048,566
6. Louisiana State: $199,309,381
8. Alabama: $193,168,171
11. Florida: $177,969,655
12. Auburn: $174,568,348
13. Texas A&M: $169,220,001
17. Arkansas: $154,551,832
18. Tennessee: $152,662,163
19. Kentucky: $151,490,901
24. South Carolina: $144,815,377
36. Mississippi: $123,796,191
46. Vanderbilt: $110,941,948
48. Mississippi State: $109,091,372
49. Missouri: $107,823,739
Total: $2,172,457,645
Average Per School: $155,175,546




Big 10:

1. Ohio State: $246,605,307
4. Michigan: $210,652,287
7. Penn State: $193,624,925
14. Indiana: $165,475,544
21. Iowa: $150,428,705
25. Wisconsin: $143,998,939
26. Michigan State: $143,656,649
30. Nebraska: $136,303,218
32. Rutgers: $130,891,215
34. Minnesota: $125,192,956
42. Illinois: $115,544,276
43. Purdue: $115,139,432
44. Maryland: $114,385,462
52. Northwestern: $105,383,998
Total: $2,097,282,913
Average Per School: $149,805,922




Big 12:

2. Texas: $230,503,008
10. Oklahoma: $186,948,657
29. Texas Christian: $138,998,636
35. Kansas: $124,842,589
45. Baylor: $111,131,098
53. Texas Tech: $103,708,791
55. Oklahoma State: $101,526,357
56. Kansas State: $100,822,204
58. West Virginia: $97,067,706
64. Iowa State: $86,775,037
Total: $1,282,324,083
Average Per School: $128,232,408

Big 12 Additions:
61. Brigham Young: $95,146,585
65. Central Florida: $85,490,789
68. Houston: $78,806,406
69. Cincinnati: $60,524,390





ACC:

15. Florida State: $162,146,012
20. Duke: $150,517,681
22. Miami: $148,497,805
27. Clemson: $140,436,882
28. Louisville: $139,978,924
33. Virginia: $128,298,742
37. Pittsburgh: $122,722,495
40. North Carolina: $119,569,409
47. Virginia Tech: $109,216,783
51. Syracuse: $105,631,408
54. N.C. State: $102,387,569
60. Boston College: $95,703,917
62. Georgia Tech: $93,696,369
66. Wake Forest: $84,889,487
Total: $1,703,693,483
Average Per School: $121,692,392

*3. Notre Dame: $215,302,916





PAC 12:

7. Southern California: $187,650,353
16. Stanford: $156,600,887
23. Washington: $145,184,864
31. California Los Angeles: $131,106,923
38. Oregon: $121,317,887
39. Arizona: $119,744,767
41. California: $118,212,181
50. Arizona State: $107,153,368
57. Utah: $97,107,481
59. Colorado: $95,981,956
63. Oregon State: $87,727,179
67. Washington State: $84,195,555
Total: $1,451,983,401
Average Per School: $120,998,617

1. Surprised Duke is #2 full time earning member in ACC. They should not have a problem spending in the main two sports, well, as long as all the buildings don’t all have to follow the gothic architectural ethos.

2. Cincy seems extremely low. Hopefully that Big 12 revenue helps

3. ACC and PAC numbers are bad. Any type of merger between the two wouldn’t close the gap.

(03-14-2023 10:29 AM)murrdcu Wrote:  1. Surprised Duke is #2 full time earning member in ACC. They should not have a problem spending in the main two sports, well, as long as all the buildings don’t all have to follow the gothic architectural ethos.

2. Cincy seems extremely low. Hopefully that Big 12 revenue helps

3. ACC and PAC numbers are bad. Any type of merger between the two wouldn’t close the gap.

Agree on all counts. The head scratcher to me was Houston to the Big 12. They averaged 28,000 in attendance for 2022. Minus Texas and Oklahoma the attendance average of the Big 12 would have dipped, but not as much as it will dip when Houston's numbers are counted. I think they added them in hopes of keeping other conferences aside from the SEC out of Texas. The PAC's interest in SMU may not be something that pleases FOX's future aspirations, or ESPN's current holdings. I've wondered if both Networks see the PACs survival as some kind of threat to their business models and hopes for expanding coverage by controlling time slots and product.