Which are College Football’s Richest Programs

[scarletred]

From the Penn Live.

#1 Texas-156.1 Million
#2 Georgia-123.1 Million
#3 Michigan-122.3 Million
#4 Notre Dame- 115.5 Million
#5 Ohio St- 115.1 Million
#6 Penn St- 100.1 Million
#7 Auburn- 95.2 Million
#8 Oklahoma- 94.8 Million
#9 Alabama- 94.6 Million
#10 Nebraska- 94.3 Million
#11 LSU- 92.0 Million
#12 Tennessee- 91.0 Million
#13 Wisconsin- 89.9 Million
#14 Florida- 84.8 Million
#15 Washington- 84.0 Million
#16 Iowa- 81.0 Million
#17 Arkansas- 76.5 Million
#18 Michigan St- 75.6 Million
#19 Texas A&M- 73.5 Million
#20- Oregon- 72.1 Million
#24- Northwestern 63.2 Million
#26- Minnesota 63.0 Million
#28- Illinois 58.2 Million
#31- Purdue 54.8 Million
#32- Indiana 52.6 Million

 

[Sinomatic]

Surprised aTm is that far down, don't they get a cut of the oil money out of Texas?

 

[scarletred]

Surprised aTm is that far down, don't they get a cut of the oil money out of Texas?

USC made 50.0 Million at #36 was another surprise and Clemson was #27 at 61.4 Million.

 

[Sinomatic]

USC made 50.0 Million at #36 was another surprise and Clemson was #27 at 61.4 Million.

Yeah that is surprising.

Just 2 years ago the U of T system got like 30 billion and passed up Yale.

Crazy money

 

[Bremser]

Surprised aTm is that far down, don't they get a cut of the oil money out of Texas?

Yes they do...as does UT.

 

[nwualum]

Texas going to take a big hit with oil about to be selling at $10 a barrel. Lots of their big boosters will be hurting.

 

[redwine65]

hey, we finished in a top ten! been along time

 

[scarletred]

hey, we finished in a top ten! been along time

ahh...we’ve been finishing in the top 10 in attendance in football as well over the years..

 

[1 nu rugby]

agree with both ATM and USC, but Oregon seems low unless they just spent so much and are reloading the bank again? other odd ducks on first glance for lack of success, TN, WA and of course IA, in my opinion of course

 

[RedCap]

Not sure exactly how they measured the schools. I think there probably are more than one way to do it. Regardless, you can see the value of being in the B1G, lot's of member schools in that list.

Also would be interesting and if you took that list of 32 schools and created a super college division out of it, something like the NFL with 4 conferences sharing the combined media and playoff revenue. The whole would be greater than the sum of the parts in terms of revenue.

 

[scarletred]

Not sure exactly how they measured the schools. I think there probably are more than one way to do it. Regardless, you can see the value of being in the B1G, lot's of member schools in that list.

Also would be interesting and if you took that list of 32 schools and created a super college division out of it, something like the NFL with 4 conferences sharing the combined media and playoff revenue. The whole would be greater than the sum of the parts in terms of revenue.

Why do people feel the need wanting to compare the NFL to College Football..

We have more college teams (Power5)
than just 32...