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A look at several different money-related items for Big Ten schools. Northwestern does not provide data as it is a private school and Penn State is exempt from FOIA requests due to Pennsylvania's Right to Know policy. Also, Wisconsin has yet to respond with their data.
Also when it comes to revenue side of things, Nebraska, Maryland and Rutgers are not yet receiving a full share of conference monies yet.
This financial data covers FY 2013-14:
Football Profit (revenue minus expenses)
1. Michigan - $64,628,017
2. Ohio State - $40,387,038
3. Nebraska - $36,319,663
4. Iowa - $33,993,770
5. Michigan State - $26,115,000
6. Illinois - $13,678,605
7. Minnesota - $12,064,173
8. Indiana - $8,667,357
9. Maryland - $6,291,746
10. Purdue - $4,456,955
11. Rutgers - $1,996,038
Men's Basketball Profit
1. Ohio State - $14,246,586
2. Indiana - $11,275,513
3. Illinois - $9,542,958
4. Michigan State - $8,474,302
5. Maryland - $6,821,798
6. Michigan - $6,179,411
7. Iowa - $4,594,083
8. Purdue - $3,106,981
9. Minnesota - $2,127,533
10. Nebraska - $2,116,412
11. Rutgers - $1,202,291
NCAA/Big Ten Distributions (bowls, tournaments, TV money, etc)
1. Michigan State - $31,260,069
2. Indiana - $30,073,247
3. Illinois - $29,290,831
4. Michigan - $29,272,753
5. Iowa - $28,960,390
6. Purdue - $28,928,744
7. Ohio State - $28,662,655
8. Minnesota - $28,611,812
9. Maryland (ACC) - $19,038,856
10. Nebraska - $16,098,749
11. Rutgers (AAC) - $9,269,466
Total Athletic Department Revenue
1. Ohio State - $22,661,497
2. Michigan - $13,038,628
3. Indiana - $4,282,047
4. Iowa - $3,680,107
5. Maryland - $481,975
6. Nebraska - $184,103
7. Minnesota - $0
7. Rutgers - $0
9. Illinois - (-$2,925,082)
10. Michigan State - (-$3,220,376)
11. Purdue - (-$4,949,278)
Athletic Department Total Operating Revenue
1. Michigan - $157,899,820
2. Ohio State - $145,232,681
3. Minnesota - $106,176,156
4. Iowa - $105,958,954
5. Michigan State - $104,677,456
6. Nebraska - $94,797,692
7. Indiana - $84,668,779
8. Illinois - $80,848,569
9. Rutgers - $76,656,339
10. Maryland - $73,434,869
11. Purdue - $71,372,206
Football Coach Salaries/Benefits/Bonuses
1. Mark Dantonio, Michigan State - $5,495,659
2. Urban Meyer, Ohio State - $5,244,212
3. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa - $4,239,391
4. Brady Hoke, Michigan (no longer there) - $4,157,653
5. Bo Pelini, Nebraska (no longer there) - $3,249,429
6. Darrell Hazell, Purdue - $2,259,280
7. Randy Edsall, Maryland - $2,155,352
8. Tim Beckman, Illinois - $1,811,157
9. Jerry Kill, Minnesota - $1,536,154
10. Kevin Wilson, Indiana - $1,525,743
11. Kyle Flood, Rutgers - $989,361
Football Asst. Coach Salaries
1. Ohio State - $6,006,654
2. Michigan - $4,364,134
3. Michigan State - $4,021,367
4. Iowa - $3,765,495
5. Nebraska - $3,289,581
6. Indiana - $3,103,100
7. Minnesota - $2,878,383
8. Maryland - $2,813,877
9. Purdue - $2,579,392
10. Rutgers - $2,401,349
11. Illinois - $2,216,719
Men's Basketball Coach Salaries
1. Tom Crean, Indiana - $3,702,559
2. Tom Izzo, Michigan State - $3,530,631
3. Thad Matta, Ohio State - $3,505,565
4. John Beilein, Michigan - $2,873,800
5. Matt Painter, Purdue - $2,458,274
6. Mark Turgeon, Maryland - $2,299,453
7. Tim Miles, Nebraska - $1,887,213
8. John Groce, Illinois - $1,822,604
9. Richard Pitino, Minnesota - $1,605,165
10. Fran McCaffery, Iowa - $1,548,548
11. Eddie Jordan, Rutgers - $1,087,601
Women's Basketball Coach Salaries
1. C. Vivian Stringer, Rutgers - $1,155,950
2. Brenda Frese, Maryland - $1,125,625
3. Lisa Bluder, Iowa - $935,284
4. Connie Yori, Nebraska - $814,706
5. Suzy Merchant, Michigan State - $690,105
6. Kevin McGuff, Ohio State - $676,182
7. Kim Barnes Arico, Michigan - $608,100
8. Sharon Versyp, Purdue - $589,214
9. Palm Borton, Minnesota (no longer coach) - $553,462
10. Curt Miller, Indiana (resigned) - $473,852
11. Matt Bollant, Illinois - $411,828
Football Ticket Sales
1. Ohio State - $47,091,663
2. Michigan - $46,108,503
3. Nebraska - $34,121,726
4. Iowa - $21,042,903
5. Michigan State - $17,671,810
6. Minnesota - $14,024,130
7. Purdue - $9,628,594
8. Illinois - $9,236,799
9. Rutgers - $8,767,194
10. Indiana - $6,585,484
11. Maryland - $6,392,258
Men's Basketball Ticket Sales
1. Indiana - $9,765,047
2. Illinois - $7,519,226
3. Ohio State - $7,415,146
4. Maryland - $6,096,790
5. Minnesota - $5,604,895
6. Michigan State - $5,067,854
7. Michigan - $4,768,080
8. Purdue - $3,964,735
9. Iowa - $3,805,013
10. Nebraska - $3,025,876
11. Rutgers - $1,306,028
Football Recruiting Spending
1. Nebraska - $904,269
2. Illinois - $783,959
3. Michigan State - $647,875
4. Michigan - $584,721
5. Minnesota - $555,755
6. Indiana - $545,017
7. Ohio State - $485,996
8. Rutgers - $482,220
9. Purdue - $406,384
10. Iowa - $347,037
11. Maryland - $267,867
Men's Basketball Recruiting Spending
1. Indiana - $716,888
2. Illinois - $431,327
3. Nebraska - $416,096
4. Minnesota - $359,056
5. Iowa - $291,811
6. Michigan State - $256,167
7. Michigan - $234,090
8. Ohio State - $226,226
9. Purdue - $197,206
10. Rutgers - $111,178
11. Maryland - $104,889
Athletic Donor Contributions
1. Michigan - $35,267,267
2. Iowa - $30,356,325
3. Michigan State - $29,724,939
4. Ohio State - $28,201,658
5. Illinois - $16,909,059
6. Indiana - $16,792,186
7. Purdue - 15,281,636
8. Nebraska - $11,833,760
9. Maryland - $11,225,922
10. Minnesota - $10,332,287
11. Rutgers - $8,113,992
Athletic Student Fees Collected
1. Maryland - $11,315,001
2. Rutgers - $10,323,090
3. Illinois - $3,046,935
4. Iowa - $683,917
5. All other reporting schools collect $0 in student fees
A look at several different money-related items for Big Ten schools. Northwestern does not provide data as it is a private school and Penn State is exempt from FOIA requests due to Pennsylvania's Right to Know policy. Also, Wisconsin has yet to respond with their data.
Also when it comes to revenue side of things, Nebraska, Maryland and Rutgers are not yet receiving a full share of conference monies yet.
This financial data covers FY 2013-14:
Football Profit (revenue minus expenses)
1. Michigan - $64,628,017
2. Ohio State - $40,387,038
3. Nebraska - $36,319,663
4. Iowa - $33,993,770
5. Michigan State - $26,115,000
6. Illinois - $13,678,605
7. Minnesota - $12,064,173
8. Indiana - $8,667,357
9. Maryland - $6,291,746
10. Purdue - $4,456,955
11. Rutgers - $1,996,038
Men's Basketball Profit
1. Ohio State - $14,246,586
2. Indiana - $11,275,513
3. Illinois - $9,542,958
4. Michigan State - $8,474,302
5. Maryland - $6,821,798
6. Michigan - $6,179,411
7. Iowa - $4,594,083
8. Purdue - $3,106,981
9. Minnesota - $2,127,533
10. Nebraska - $2,116,412
11. Rutgers - $1,202,291
NCAA/Big Ten Distributions (bowls, tournaments, TV money, etc)
1. Michigan State - $31,260,069
2. Indiana - $30,073,247
3. Illinois - $29,290,831
4. Michigan - $29,272,753
5. Iowa - $28,960,390
6. Purdue - $28,928,744
7. Ohio State - $28,662,655
8. Minnesota - $28,611,812
9. Maryland (ACC) - $19,038,856
10. Nebraska - $16,098,749
11. Rutgers (AAC) - $9,269,466
Total Athletic Department Revenue
1. Ohio State - $22,661,497
2. Michigan - $13,038,628
3. Indiana - $4,282,047
4. Iowa - $3,680,107
5. Maryland - $481,975
6. Nebraska - $184,103
7. Minnesota - $0
7. Rutgers - $0
9. Illinois - (-$2,925,082)
10. Michigan State - (-$3,220,376)
11. Purdue - (-$4,949,278)
Athletic Department Total Operating Revenue
1. Michigan - $157,899,820
2. Ohio State - $145,232,681
3. Minnesota - $106,176,156
4. Iowa - $105,958,954
5. Michigan State - $104,677,456
6. Nebraska - $94,797,692
7. Indiana - $84,668,779
8. Illinois - $80,848,569
9. Rutgers - $76,656,339
10. Maryland - $73,434,869
11. Purdue - $71,372,206
Football Coach Salaries/Benefits/Bonuses
1. Mark Dantonio, Michigan State - $5,495,659
2. Urban Meyer, Ohio State - $5,244,212
3. Kirk Ferentz, Iowa - $4,239,391
4. Brady Hoke, Michigan (no longer there) - $4,157,653
5. Bo Pelini, Nebraska (no longer there) - $3,249,429
6. Darrell Hazell, Purdue - $2,259,280
7. Randy Edsall, Maryland - $2,155,352
8. Tim Beckman, Illinois - $1,811,157
9. Jerry Kill, Minnesota - $1,536,154
10. Kevin Wilson, Indiana - $1,525,743
11. Kyle Flood, Rutgers - $989,361
Football Asst. Coach Salaries
1. Ohio State - $6,006,654
2. Michigan - $4,364,134
3. Michigan State - $4,021,367
4. Iowa - $3,765,495
5. Nebraska - $3,289,581
6. Indiana - $3,103,100
7. Minnesota - $2,878,383
8. Maryland - $2,813,877
9. Purdue - $2,579,392
10. Rutgers - $2,401,349
11. Illinois - $2,216,719
Men's Basketball Coach Salaries
1. Tom Crean, Indiana - $3,702,559
2. Tom Izzo, Michigan State - $3,530,631
3. Thad Matta, Ohio State - $3,505,565
4. John Beilein, Michigan - $2,873,800
5. Matt Painter, Purdue - $2,458,274
6. Mark Turgeon, Maryland - $2,299,453
7. Tim Miles, Nebraska - $1,887,213
8. John Groce, Illinois - $1,822,604
9. Richard Pitino, Minnesota - $1,605,165
10. Fran McCaffery, Iowa - $1,548,548
11. Eddie Jordan, Rutgers - $1,087,601
Women's Basketball Coach Salaries
1. C. Vivian Stringer, Rutgers - $1,155,950
2. Brenda Frese, Maryland - $1,125,625
3. Lisa Bluder, Iowa - $935,284
4. Connie Yori, Nebraska - $814,706
5. Suzy Merchant, Michigan State - $690,105
6. Kevin McGuff, Ohio State - $676,182
7. Kim Barnes Arico, Michigan - $608,100
8. Sharon Versyp, Purdue - $589,214
9. Palm Borton, Minnesota (no longer coach) - $553,462
10. Curt Miller, Indiana (resigned) - $473,852
11. Matt Bollant, Illinois - $411,828
Football Ticket Sales
1. Ohio State - $47,091,663
2. Michigan - $46,108,503
3. Nebraska - $34,121,726
4. Iowa - $21,042,903
5. Michigan State - $17,671,810
6. Minnesota - $14,024,130
7. Purdue - $9,628,594
8. Illinois - $9,236,799
9. Rutgers - $8,767,194
10. Indiana - $6,585,484
11. Maryland - $6,392,258
Men's Basketball Ticket Sales
1. Indiana - $9,765,047
2. Illinois - $7,519,226
3. Ohio State - $7,415,146
4. Maryland - $6,096,790
5. Minnesota - $5,604,895
6. Michigan State - $5,067,854
7. Michigan - $4,768,080
8. Purdue - $3,964,735
9. Iowa - $3,805,013
10. Nebraska - $3,025,876
11. Rutgers - $1,306,028
Football Recruiting Spending
1. Nebraska - $904,269
2. Illinois - $783,959
3. Michigan State - $647,875
4. Michigan - $584,721
5. Minnesota - $555,755
6. Indiana - $545,017
7. Ohio State - $485,996
8. Rutgers - $482,220
9. Purdue - $406,384
10. Iowa - $347,037
11. Maryland - $267,867
Men's Basketball Recruiting Spending
1. Indiana - $716,888
2. Illinois - $431,327
3. Nebraska - $416,096
4. Minnesota - $359,056
5. Iowa - $291,811
6. Michigan State - $256,167
7. Michigan - $234,090
8. Ohio State - $226,226
9. Purdue - $197,206
10. Rutgers - $111,178
11. Maryland - $104,889
Athletic Donor Contributions
1. Michigan - $35,267,267
2. Iowa - $30,356,325
3. Michigan State - $29,724,939
4. Ohio State - $28,201,658
5. Illinois - $16,909,059
6. Indiana - $16,792,186
7. Purdue - 15,281,636
8. Nebraska - $11,833,760
9. Maryland - $11,225,922
10. Minnesota - $10,332,287
11. Rutgers - $8,113,992
Athletic Student Fees Collected
1. Maryland - $11,315,001
2. Rutgers - $10,323,090
3. Illinois - $3,046,935
4. Iowa - $683,917
5. All other reporting schools collect $0 in student fees
