Nebraska volleyball remains the only women's sport to turn a profit, showing 1.3 million in fiscal year 2024
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Honestly - this is awesome. Cook has built an awesome program.
Terry petit built the program cook has improved it but terry laid the foundation
Very remarkable. You would think there's a couple or 3 other programs who could also get their VB program into the black. Wisconsin? Texas? Penn St? Maybe Louisville?
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Heck… I’m know I’ve contributed to that profit! My girls love Nebraska volleyball
Overall, the NU athletic department finished the fiscal year with a net profit of $6.7 million.
somewhat aligned, N's department performance is quite a contrast to missouri's.
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somewhat aligned, N's department performance is quite a contrast to missouri's.
Despite revenue growth, university floats $40 million to MU Athletics in 2023-24 school year
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) MU Athletics saw an 18% growth in revenue last school year, but still took more money from the university to operate. The athletics department ended the 2023-24 school year with a $15 million deficit, less than the $18 million it ended the previous year at. The football...
Any Chance Volleyball gets big enough to move games to Pinnacle or increase capacity at the Bob?
The BOB is maxed out capacity wise I believe. Cook wants a true home court advantage. They probably will play a match at PBA but don’t think Cook wants a permanent move.
Surprised that South Carolina basketball isn’t on the list. In the end, what this list says to me, is the only women’s teams/sports that can generate profit are perennial super powers/winners. Having a couple good seasons or a star player (iowa/Clark) is fools gold, you have to dominate your sport for multiple seasons to earn a profit. If iowa doesn’t carry on their success in women’s basketball (and/or have another generational player, unlikely) they won’t be on this list very long.
Only if cook wants it. More likely to build their own facility. Cook wasn't real fond of leaving the pavilion. He helped design the Devaney remodel
There needs to be an asterisk on that net profit. What's not included is the $that the athletic department paid back to academic side for scholarships and they also retired 100 million of debtOverall, the NU athletic department finished the fiscal year with a net profit of $6.7 million.
somewhat aligned, N's department performance is quite a contrast to missouri's.
Despite revenue growth, university floats $40 million to MU Athletics in 2023-24 school year
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) MU Athletics saw an 18% growth in revenue last school year, but still took more money from the university to operate. The athletics department ended the 2023-24 school year with a $15 million deficit, less than the $18 million it ended the previous year at. The football...
The fact that OU made that much on the most white trash women's sport, is a testament to Oklahoma.
