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Message: [QUOTE="CoastAtlantic, post: 2102086, member: 5174"] This came out today: [URL='https://ope.ed.gov/athletics/#/institution/search']Equity in Athletics[/URL] To compare, here are the numbers: From Equity in Athletics website, total AD Revenues for reporting year ended 6/30/16. [B]American Athletic Conference[/B] 01.) University of Connecticut - $79,267,924 02.) Southern Methodist University - $56,909,290 03.) Tulane University of Louisiana - $53,141,211 04.) University of Central Florida - $52,317,442 05.) University of Houston - $50,886,777 06.) Temple University - $50,886,490 07.) University of Memphis - 49,849,343 08.) University of South Florida - $48,405,192 09.) University of Cincinnati - $43,367,493 10.) East Carolina University - $43,045,337 11.) University of Tulsa - $40,465,787 12.) Navy - Not Available [B]Atlantic Coast Conference[/B] 01.) Florida State University - $123,334,314 02.) University of Louisville - $112,146,501 03.) University of Virginia - $100,632,835 04.) Clemson University - $95,800,326 05.) Duke University - $91,971,836 06.) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - $90,969,518 07.) University of Miami - $85,615,972 08.) Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University - $84,064,779 09.) Syracuse University - $82,676,041 10.) North Carolina State University at Raleigh - $80,225,029 11.) University of Pittsburgh - $75,273,117 12.) Boston College - $71,314,082 13.) Georgia Institute of Technology - $62,360,693 14.) Wake Forest University - $62,053,971 UConn would be between NC State and Pitt just from their current media contract, but I imagine that they'd rank much higher with a P5 budget. They'd be in the ranks of Kansas or Duke in no time. [/QUOTE]

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