Probably the highest. A few programs, such as South Carolina and Iowa the last couple of years and Tennessee in the past, draw more people because of the arena size but they price their tickets at about half of what a ticket costs for a Yukon game.I'll take a guess that their ticket prices are higher than most of the other teams.
Well, you have to consider the cost of traveling to and from the Yukon when you evaluate those prices.Probably the highest. A few programs, such as South Carolina and Iowa the last couple of years and Tennessee in the past, draw more people because of the arena size but they price their tickets at about half of what a ticket costs for a Yukon game.
Th sleds aren’t that expensive. Ur man dog food went through the roof with Covid!Well, you have to consider the cost of traveling to and from the Yukon when you evaluate those prices.
Is this another case of "Does anyone proofread any more?"
That would certainly explain our struggles with cold shooting.Well, you have to consider the cost of traveling to and from the Yukon when you evaluate those prices.
Is this another case of "Does anyone proofread any more?"
That’s cold!Well, you have to consider the cost of traveling to and from the Yukon when you evaluate those prices.
Is this another case of "Does anyone proofread any more?"
I don't, but back when we first started with SNY while we were in the American, I believe it was about $1 million a year.Does anybody know UConn’s TV money?
Does it have to share non-conference game tv proceeds with the conference?
Well, the attendance proceeds basically pay for Geno’s salary . TV pays for all the other overhead and probably leaves a bit leftover. I assume your house in Stoors is paid for. Not sure if those numbers are before or after Hartford takes its share but it looks like your women probably help pay for at least Some of your football costs.I don't, but back when we first started with SNY while we were in the American, I believe it was about $1 million a year.
It was a decent year revenue wise.Well, the attendance proceeds basically pay for Geno’s salary . TV pays for all the other overhead and probably leaves a bit leftover. I assume your house in Stoors is paid for. Not sure if those numbers are before or after Hartford takes its share but it looks like your women probably help pay for at least Some of your football costs.
The womens team, like every WBB team nationally, runs in the red.Well, the attendance proceeds basically pay for Geno’s salary . TV pays for all the other overhead and probably leaves a bit leftover. I assume your house in Stoors is paid for. Not sure if those numbers are before or after Hartford takes its share but it looks like your women probably help pay for at least Some of your football costs.
Can you detail the 2023-24 financial data on which you base that conclusion? It's a factual assertion that should be provable or disprovable from the evidence available.The women’s team, like every WBB team nationally, runs in the red.
According to the above referenced Sportico. UConn WBB expenditures were almost $13MM.They don't cover that. Last year Nan referenced the UConn yearly AD fiscal report which detailed the revenue and expenditures by sport. UConn WBB had a $6MM deficit in FY2023.Can you detail the 2023-24 financial data on which you base that conclusion? It's a factual assertion that should be provable or disprovable from the evidence available.
I’ll let you do your own research, the data is widely available.Can you detail the 2023-24 financial data on which you base that conclusion? It's a factual assertion that should be provable or disprovable from the evidence available.
It was a pretty big announcement, and it is great news for WBB. The recent TV deal was not as high as it should have been, and it is shared amongst non revenue sports along with WBB, but if viewership holds its current trajectory, the next deal will be much better. As for paying units to teams in the tourney, long overdue.Did we know the NCAA is finally doing revenue sharing from the Big Dance? I missed that announcement
The FY 2024 report came out this past week.I’ll let you do your own research, the data is widely available.
You aren’t seriously implying a profit are you? Not for any team. Fact. And maybe you missed Geno’s interview yesterday about the announcement for NCAA revenue sharing with WBB finally. He said no WBB team can yet pay its way, but this helps.The FY 2024 report came out this past week.
No and I dont know where you are getting that from. FY2024 ended in June.You aren’t seriously implying a profit are you? Not for any team. Fact. And maybe you missed Geno’s interview yesterday about the announcement for NCAA revenue sharing with WBB finally.
I’m sorry you don’t understand this topic.No and I dont know where you are getting that from. FY2024 ended in June.
From the UConnhuskies website; a couple of highlights.
- Self-generated revenues increase in FY24 to $62.7 million; a $7.6 million increase from FY23; and a 43.5% increase from FY22
- Total revenues in FY24 were $105.6 million with 59.4% of overall revenues being self-generated...
Understand that the XL Center in Hartford is owned by the state of CT. The ridiculous rent paid to the XL center (rumored to be something like $50K per game) is simply the state of CT moving money from 1 pocket to another. They play games like that probably to hide embarrassing information like just how unprofitable the XL center actually is. Don't get me started on the city of Hartford...Well, the attendance proceeds basically pay for Geno’s salary . TV pays for all the other overhead and probably leaves a bit leftover. I assume your house in Stoors is paid for. Not sure if those numbers are before or after Hartford takes its share but it looks like your women probably help pay for at least Some of your football costs.