P5 Football Spending by School

CuseJacket

CuseJacket

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GT comes in at #47 out of 65 schools in P5. We are #10 out of 14 in the ACC. Thoughts?

Any significant caveats or disclaimers to this accounting that anyone is aware of? Odd that Texas comes in at #14, for example. Does this include normal expenses for league travel, etc.?

School Conference Expenses
1. Alabama SEC $51,044,292
2. Auburn SEC $40,077,352
3. Florida SEC $37,473,203
4. Penn State Big Ten $35,146,623
5. Texas Christian Big 12 $33,751,213
6. Ohio State Big Ten $32,588,493
7. Michigan Big Ten $31,880,547
8. Notre Dame ACC $31,872,250
x-9. South Carolina SEC $31,357,215
10. Florida State ACC $31,299,768
11. Arkansas SEC $30,795,322
x-12. Southern Cal Pac-12 $30,575,240
13. Oklahoma Big 12 $30,316,609
14. Texas Big 12 $29,814,804
15. Nebraska Big Ten $29,179,492
16. Washington Pac-12 $29,136,569
17. Louisiana State SEC $28,639,663
18. Baylor Big 12 $28,433,715
19. Arizona State Pac-12 $28,083,384
20. Michigan State Big Ten $27,694,367
X-21. Miami ACC $26,894,656
22. UCLA Pac-12 $26,858,792
X-23. Virginia Tech ACC $26,818,875
24. Wisconsin Big Ten $26,643,793
25. Minnesota Big Ten $26,292,215
X-26. Georgia SEC $26,154,335
27. Texas A&M SEC $25,670,784
28. Iowa Big Ten $25,482,299
29. Mississippi SEC $25,164,361
30. Tennessee SEC $24,511,032
31. Clemson ACC $24,191,774
32. Vanderbilt SEC $24,136,525
x-33. Missouri SEC $23,318,033
34. Duke ACC $22,915,934
35. Pittsburgh ACC $22,314,576
36. Boston College ACC $21,853,965
37. California Pac-12 $21,802,870
38. North Carolina ACC $21,741,635
39. Texas Tech Big 12 $20,955,929
40. Northwestern Big Ten $20,884,258
41. Kansas Big 12 $20,793,566
42. Oregon Pac-12 $20,679,336
43. Arizona Pac-12 $20,422,820
x-44. Rutgers Big Ten $20,158,193
45. Stanford Pac-12 $19,912,411
x-46. Syracuse ACC $19,809,300
47. Georgia Tech ACC $19,682,945
48. Utah Pac-12 $19,553,655
49. Oklahoma State Big 12 $19,523,281
50. Kentucky SEC $19,033,843
51. Louisville ACC $18,654,530
52. Illinois Big Ten $18,336,909
x-53. Virginia ACC $18,083,383
54. Indiana Big Ten $18,010,927
55. N.C. State ACC $17,833,208
56. West Virginia Big 12 $17,367,769
57. Mississippi State SEC $17,213,521
58. Colorado Pac-12 $17,039,193
59. Kansas State Big 12 $16,967,110
60. Washington State Pac-12 $16,638,375
x-61. Maryland Big Ten $16,151,389
62. Purdue Big Ten $15,598,196
63. Wake Forest ACC $15,440,704
x-64. Iowa State Big 12 $15,420,583
65. Oregon State Pac-12 $14,690,714
x-filler or have a head coaching vacancy

http://www.syracuse.com/orangefootb..._power-five_schools_in_football_spending.html
 

JorgeJonas

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One thing I notice is that Oregon is #42. They have insane facilities, so I'm wondering if this includes spending on those items, or if that was a donation from Papa Phil.
 

RocketJacket

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JorgeJonas said:
One thing I notice is that Oregon is #42. They have insane facilities, so I'm wondering if this includes spending on those items, or if that was a donation from Papa Phil.
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According to USAToday, they had the highest revenue of any athletic program. I think there are some book-keeping caveats to be noted, but the methodology from syracuse.com isn't well described. The facilities could have fallen under "general athletic expenses" and not been part of the football revenue.

http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances/
 
presjacket

presjacket

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JorgeJonas said:
One thing I notice is that Oregon is #42. They have insane facilities, so I'm wondering if this includes spending on those items, or if that was a donation from Papa Phil.
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There's a link in the link and when looking up Georgia Tech there I noticed a caveat that debt service was not included.
 
deeeznutz

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I'm wondering if the schools with high end benefactors (i.e. Oregon with Knight and OK St with Pickens) have their numbers skewed because a sizable chunk of their football expenses are taken care of by them.
 
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