Purdue one of the most fiscally responsible schools in the country.
No tuition hikes- 14 consecutive years!
Very minimal....maximized dorms putting 3 in a 2 , increased enrollment, very modest fee increase..What about room and board and mandatory fees?
Lots of fee revenue?Schools are paypal-ing players? Lmao. Why?
Oh for $20 mil a year? Lol okay, sure, that makes sense. I can't believe there's an ROI on that for Paypal.
Not much new info. I think Emily is WAG on the distribution component - I’d be shocked if it was anywhere near what she types:
-> Though the settlement set the revenue-sharing cap of $20.5 million, UConn only plans to distribute $18 million this season with a goal of reaching the cap in the near future. UConn has not disclosed how it will disperse its funds, and the settlement doesn’t include any requirements for how revenue shares should be divided across sports. It does outline a structure that many programs are using as a guideline: 75 percent to football, 15 percent to men’s basketball, 5 percent to women’s basketball, and 5 percent to all remaining sports.
If UConn adheres to that structure, the percentages will translate to roughly $13.5 million distributed to football, $2.7 million to men’s basketball, $900,000 to women’s basketball and $900,000 to the remaining 18 sports sponsored by the university — but every sport does not have to receive a share. At UConn, programs like hockey and baseball will likely be prioritized as the biggest revenue drivers behind basketball and football. <-
Well at Duke, UNC, Bama, Pitino/Cal coached teams among others…here is how it works…2.7 million for MBB feels low to me. I know they can supplement it with outside NIL. Not totally sure how it works.
UConn is one of the few schools that have DI football where men's basketball is way more important to the school. UConn will definitely be giving basketball more than 15%. I'd bet it'll be more like 30%. And if it's not and I'm Dan Hurley, I'd be sitting in Benedict's office until it is.2.7 million for MBB feels low to me. I know they can supplement it with outside NIL. Not totally sure how it works.
It's going to be closer to 75% than 30%.UConn is one of the few schools that have DI football where men's basketball is way more important to the school. UConn will definitely be giving basketball more than 15%. I'd bet it'll be more like 30%. And if it's not and I'm Dan Hurley, I'd be sitting in Benedict's office until it is.
75% of $18 million to men's basketball? Bring it on! That would be way above what basketball teams in the B10, SEC, and Big 12, who are prioritizing football, are planning to get.It's going to be closer to 75% than 30%.
Yes. This is what I and others have been saying. This is why initially, the Big East is going to be in good shape here.75% of $18 million to men's basketball? Bring it on! That would be way above what basketball teams in the B10, SEC, and Big 12, who are prioritizing football, are planning to get.
Cash Rules Everything Around Me, CREAM got the money, dollar dollar bills y'all.Well at Duke, UNC, Bama, Pitino/Cal coached teams among others…here is how it works…
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Yes. This is what I and others have been saying. This is why initially, the Big East is going to be in good shape here.
Women's bball needs to be taken care of. Football will get more money if attendance continues to grow and the product continues to win.
Did this writer think UConn football was going to get double what our mens bball team is getting?
And then Dave Benedict pointed out the fairly obvious fact that seemed to be eluding most other people, you have to actually have revenue before you can share revenue.Yes. This is what I and others have been saying. This is why initially, the Big East is going to be in good shape here.
Primarily Mike Burton & Storrs Central & D’Amelio’s Huskie Collective to an extent.Kind of makes me wonder how our football was able to pull off some of the portal additions and returners.