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[bendm]

two shockers above:
1) Lville still had highest revenue even though they won 8 games???
2) duke isnt' in the top 50??

 

[bendm]

I believe UConn is only that low because of the Ollie money

optimistic. why would the ollie payment be factored in as opposed to any other expenses?

 

[ScottVib]

I believe UConn is only that low because of the Ollie money

Ollie money is in the 2022 numbers for expenses. This is raw revenues taken from the sportico database:

Sportico’s Intercollegiate Finance Database

Sportico is maintaining an interactive, real-time database that tracks the official balance sheets of public FBS university athletic departments.

www.sportico.com

 

[upstater]

I believe UConn is only that low because of the Ollie money

It's that low because everyone is accounting for things differently.

It's an apples to oranges comparison that means nothing.

 

[pj]

two shockers above:
1) Lville still had highest revenue even though they won 8 games???
2) duke isnt' in the top 50??

It seems to be based on ticket revenue. Duke's Cameron Indoor is smaller than Gampel and they give free tickets to students. So not surprising that Duke's ticket revenue is less than UConn's, and UConn is #45.

 

[SouthBayHusky]

two shockers above:
1) Lville still had highest revenue even though they won 8 games???
2) duke isnt' in the top 50??

I don’t think that list is including any private schools. This may just be public.

 

[MJ1]

I don’t think that list is including any private schools. This may just be public.

Correct, Both Marquette and Creighton list over 14million in revenue and are not on that list. I believe both of their buildings are bigger than Gampel and XL.

 

[Kolumbo]

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We were taking in $12 million back in 2009 according to JC so I would think it would be much higher today.

 

[MilliniumPrince]

two shockers above:
1) Lville still had highest revenue even though they won 8 games???
2) duke isnt' in the top 50??

The chart didn't include private institutions

 

[FfldCntyFan]

Imagine what Louisville would have brought in if the program wasn't a dumpster fire the past couple of years.