Comparison of 2018 P5 Conference Money Distributions

[RedCap]

Per Footballscoop here is a comparison of the money distributions for P5 teams in the 2018 fiscal year:

1. Big Ten — $54 million
2. SEC — $43.7 million
3. Big 12 — $34.7 million
4. ACC/Pac-12 — $29.5 million

LINK

 

[RedWhiteDog]

Per Footballscoop here is a comparison of the money distributions for teams in the 2018 fiscal year:

1. Big Ten — $54 million
2. SEC — $43.7 million
3. Big 12 — $34.7 million
4. ACC/Pac-12 — $29.5 million

LINK

Wow, damn near double the pac 12

 

[WestCoastCornhusker2]

Per Footballscoop here is a comparison of the money distributions for teams in the 2018 fiscal year:

1. Big Ten — $54 million
2. SEC — $43.7 million
3. Big 12 — $34.7 million
4. ACC/Pac-12 — $29.5 million

LINK

Did they estimate Notre dame's? I find it funny Northwestern and Minnesota earnings compared to Oklahoma and Florida State, USC. They for sure have smaller stadium and merchandise revenue though

 

[RedCap]

Wow, damn near double the pac 12

PAC 12 has a TV viewership problem in part due to time zone and in part due to less excited fan base. Fewer eyeballs = fewer bucks.

 

[RedWhiteDog]

PAC 12 has a TV viewership problem in part due to time zone and in part due to less excited fan base. Fewer eyeballs = fewer bucks.

You got that right. I can't stay up that late to watch even thw marquee matchups.

 

[SC_'sker]

No wonder Maryland dipped out on the ACC

 

[Larry Hagman's Liver]

I'm guessing it'll be awhile until we hear another pundit/talking head/figure speculate on how much Nebraska misses the Big 12 and/or regrets their move to the B1G. Yeah, what a bad move for the University. It sucks to be able to afford world-class facilities and blue chip coaches in revenue sports. While we're at it, let's give up the billions in research dollars too.