- Sep 8, 2014
- 25,455
- 59,488
(from footballscoop):
The data below covers Fiscal Year 2018, running from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. And, we should add: bean-counting at the college level is always tricky because accounting practices are not standard across the industry.
Without further ado, here is the latest data according to the U.S. Department of Education.
Power 5 — Top 15
1. Texas — $156 million
2. Georgia — $123 million
3. Michigan — $122 million
4. Notre Dame — $116 million
5. Ohio State — $115 million
6. Penn State — $100 million
7. Auburn — $95 million
8. Oklahoma — $94.8 million
9. Alabama — $94.6 million
10. Nebraska — $94.3 million
11. LSU — $92 million
12. Tennessee — $91 million
13. Wisconsin — $90 million
14. Florida — $85 million
15. Washington — $84 million
Power 5 — Bottom 5
1. West Virginia — $25 million
2. Rutgers — $27 million
2. Wake Forest — $27 million
4. Vanderbilt — $32 million
5. Boston College — $32.3 million
Group of 5 — Top 15
1. UCF — $30 million
2. Colorado State — $25 million
3. SMU — $20.5 million
4. Boise State — $20.3 million
5. Houston — $19 million
6. Memphis — $18 million
7. South Florida — $16.8 million
8. Fresno State — $16.4 million
9. Tulsa — $15.2 million
10. Cincinnati — $15 million
11. UTEP — $14.22 million
13. FIU — $14.2 million
14. East Carolina — $14.1 million
15. Wyoming — $13.6 million
Group of 5 — Bottom 5
1. Louisiana-Monroe — $5 million
2. Georgia Southern — $6.1 million
3. Kent State — $6.9 million
4. Southern Miss — $7.07 million
5. Ball State — $7.1 million
Now, here are the five highest-grossing programs in each FBS conference
American
1. UCF — $30 million
2. SMU — $21 million
3. Houston — $19 million
4. Memphis — $18 million
5. South Florida — $17 million
ACC
1. Florida State — $69 million
2. Clemson — $61 million
3. Miami — $56 million
4. NC State — $46 million
5. Syracuse — $44 million
Big Ten
1. Michigan — $122 million
2. Ohio State — $115 million
3. Penn State — $100 million
4. Nebraska — $94 million
5. Wisconsin — $90 million
Big 12
1. Texas — $156 million
2. Oklahoma — $95 million
3. TCU — $65 million
4. Oklahoma State — $52.2 million
5. Iowa State — $51.9 million
Conference USA
1. UTEP — $14.22 million
2. FIU — $14.2 million
3. Rice — $13 million
4. UAB — $12 million
5. Florida Atlantic — $11.9 million
MAC
1. Toledo — $11.7 million
2. Miami (Ohio) — $9.3 million
3. Western Michigan — $9.26 million
4. Ohio — $9.1 million
5. Eastern Michigan — $8.8 million
Mountain West
1. Colorado State – $25 million
2. Boise State — $20 million
3. Fresno State — $16 million
4. Wyoming — $14 million
5. San Diego State — $13.4 million
Pac-12
1. Washington — $84 million
2. Oregon — $72 million
3. Utah — $63 million
4. USC — $50 million
5. Washington State — $45 million
SEC
1. Georgia — $123 million
2. Auburn — $95 million
3. Alabama — $94.6 million
4. LSU — $92 million
5. Tennessee — $91 million
Sun Belt
1. Louisiana-Lafayette — $11 million
2. South Alabama — $10 million
3. Appalachian State — $9.4 million
4. Coastal Carolina — $9.2 million
5. Troy — $8.6 million
The data below covers Fiscal Year 2018, running from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. And, we should add: bean-counting at the college level is always tricky because accounting practices are not standard across the industry.
Without further ado, here is the latest data according to the U.S. Department of Education.
Power 5 — Top 15
1. Texas — $156 million
2. Georgia — $123 million
3. Michigan — $122 million
4. Notre Dame — $116 million
5. Ohio State — $115 million
6. Penn State — $100 million
7. Auburn — $95 million
8. Oklahoma — $94.8 million
9. Alabama — $94.6 million
10. Nebraska — $94.3 million
11. LSU — $92 million
12. Tennessee — $91 million
13. Wisconsin — $90 million
14. Florida — $85 million
15. Washington — $84 million
Power 5 — Bottom 5
1. West Virginia — $25 million
2. Rutgers — $27 million
2. Wake Forest — $27 million
4. Vanderbilt — $32 million
5. Boston College — $32.3 million
Group of 5 — Top 15
1. UCF — $30 million
2. Colorado State — $25 million
3. SMU — $20.5 million
4. Boise State — $20.3 million
5. Houston — $19 million
6. Memphis — $18 million
7. South Florida — $16.8 million
8. Fresno State — $16.4 million
9. Tulsa — $15.2 million
10. Cincinnati — $15 million
11. UTEP — $14.22 million
13. FIU — $14.2 million
14. East Carolina — $14.1 million
15. Wyoming — $13.6 million
Group of 5 — Bottom 5
1. Louisiana-Monroe — $5 million
2. Georgia Southern — $6.1 million
3. Kent State — $6.9 million
4. Southern Miss — $7.07 million
5. Ball State — $7.1 million
Now, here are the five highest-grossing programs in each FBS conference
American
1. UCF — $30 million
2. SMU — $21 million
3. Houston — $19 million
4. Memphis — $18 million
5. South Florida — $17 million
ACC
1. Florida State — $69 million
2. Clemson — $61 million
3. Miami — $56 million
4. NC State — $46 million
5. Syracuse — $44 million
Big Ten
1. Michigan — $122 million
2. Ohio State — $115 million
3. Penn State — $100 million
4. Nebraska — $94 million
5. Wisconsin — $90 million
Big 12
1. Texas — $156 million
2. Oklahoma — $95 million
3. TCU — $65 million
4. Oklahoma State — $52.2 million
5. Iowa State — $51.9 million
Conference USA
1. UTEP — $14.22 million
2. FIU — $14.2 million
3. Rice — $13 million
4. UAB — $12 million
5. Florida Atlantic — $11.9 million
MAC
1. Toledo — $11.7 million
2. Miami (Ohio) — $9.3 million
3. Western Michigan — $9.26 million
4. Ohio — $9.1 million
5. Eastern Michigan — $8.8 million
Mountain West
1. Colorado State – $25 million
2. Boise State — $20 million
3. Fresno State — $16 million
4. Wyoming — $14 million
5. San Diego State — $13.4 million
Pac-12
1. Washington — $84 million
2. Oregon — $72 million
3. Utah — $63 million
4. USC — $50 million
5. Washington State — $45 million
SEC
1. Georgia — $123 million
2. Auburn — $95 million
3. Alabama — $94.6 million
4. LSU — $92 million
5. Tennessee — $91 million
Sun Belt
1. Louisiana-Lafayette — $11 million
2. South Alabama — $10 million
3. Appalachian State — $9.4 million
4. Coastal Carolina — $9.2 million
5. Troy — $8.6 million
