This is the most recent full year data from the Equity in Athletics data base. This is Total Revenue as reported. Total 2022-2023 Athletics Revenue.

1 Florida State - $170,434,508
2 Miami - $159,633,958
3 Louisville - $155,191,814
4 Duke - $152,509,818
5 Clemson - $152,093,316
6 North Carolina - $137,918,817
7 Pittsburgh - $136,704,076
8 Virginia Tech - $129,705,818
9 Virginia - $125,968,540
10 NC State - $121,444,506
11 Boston College - $118,430,392
12 Georgia Tech - $115,654,077
13 Syracuse - $113,510,249
14 Wake Forest - $97,298,475

Notre Dame (independent in FB) - $224,191,928

Revenue for schools which will join the ACC this upcoming academic year:

Stanford - $179,645,688
California - $134,872,865
SMU - $86,044,162

For those who wish to dispute or argue about data, here is the Sportico database. Note that Sportico does not contain the 8 private schools from the ACC:

Note: This listing is arranged alphabetically:


Note: Stadiums for Miami and Pitt are Pro Stadiums.

Incoming Trn, Outgoing Trn. & #HS recruits:
2022 --- 12 17 16

2023 -- 25 25 18

2024 -- 31 30 14

I have read on this site that some of you think/feel this is not desirable nor sustainable. What could/should CJB have done with the heavy amount of transfers out to balance the roster to keep the numbers up while maintaining a competitive level of experience and roster?

Utilizing only HS recruits was not a prudent course of action to replace 55 outgoing transfers the last 2 years....diminishing experience and lack of #'s would have been that result.
We can debate why this happened (change in coaching and playing style, O & D systems, and getting the right fit of players in to replace the departures and skills preferred by this staff. etc, etc

I posted a comparison thread on all the ACC teams portal recruiting that you may find interesting

Comments, criticism....let me have it. TY in advance for participating. Info from more than one site is source.

Go Cards

With hot weather and summer boredom closing in I thought I would present my FANTASY new ACC, All Coast Conference league. Just for S&G's it could look like this or that or the other. Chime in with your radical ideas.

14 ACC teams

East:-------West:

UVa---------UofL
V Tech------Cal
UNC--------Stan
NC St-------SMU
Pitt----------G Tech
Duke--------Miami
FSU---------ND?


On another thread I read about kicking out 3 ACC FB teams and who they would be. I vote that it would be BC, WF and Cuse.

Further expansion to replace those 3, I would submit a combo of TCU, UNLV, and San Diego St to help out the Western teams and balance the league E vs W. Or

Or raid the B12 and take WVU, U Cinn, and TCU and UCF to add to the mix and keep Duke and add ND. A new ACC, named All Coast Conference. Would look like this:

West: ---------- East: -------OR --- West:-----------East:
Cal -------------UVa-----------------Cal--------------UVa
Stanford-------VTech---------------Stan ------------UNC
SMU------------UNC----------------SMU-------------UofL
TCU ------------NC St---------------Miami-----------Clemson
UNLV-----------Pitt------------------GTech-----------WVU
SD St----------Clemson------------NC St-----------UCinn
G Tech--------- FSU----------------Pitt---------------FSU
UofL------------Duke----------------V Tech----------Duke
Miami----------ND? -----------------ND?-------------UCF

If I had my preference I would like the WVU, UCinn, UCF adds vs the TCU, UNLV, SD St. I could live with either one. Rivalries gained SMU/TCU, UNLV vs all, Cal vs Stanford, UofL vs WVU/UCinn/UCF would be great for Card fans.

Cards could rekindle old rivalries with old conference foes or create new rivalries with attractive new city destinations..(Las Vegas, Dallas, etc)

BL the FB experience would be radically changed/enhanced with either of these type of expansions and be a much stronger league by leaving WF, Cuse and BC behind (They add little to nothing in FB). And new west division rivalries would be spurred or renewed. Win win for the league and the new teams.

What say you? In playing the ole expansion game???

Got info from various sites...other than just rivals: How does it speak to you guys? Comments please.

Team --2024/2023:

Colarado -42/52 -- Total 94
UofL - 31/24 -- Total 55
IU - 31/23 -- Total 54
TxA&M -28/15-- Total 43
UWash -28/10 --Total 38
ASU - 28/31 -- Total 59
Auburn -28/20 -- Total 48
Ole Miss - 24/23-- Total 47
UCinn - 25/22 -- Total 47
TCU - 24/13 -- Total 37
Cal - 23/20-- Total 43
MissSt -24/12-- Total 36
USCar -22/11 -- Total 33
Ark - 22/19 --Total 41
SMU - 19/26 -- Total 45
FSU - 17/23 -- Total 40

Some heavy #'s, Could have been due to coaching changes....plus NIL....and Portal transfer rule changes. Cards not alone in this to new way of recruiting. Adapt to keep up or get left behind.

I have read on this site that some think this is not sustainable nor preferred. I have some additional data that sheds some light on why this is the trendy new model of the here and now as high T's Out is impacting the need to balance the roster with more T's in.

It’s Friday! Of course when retired every day is like a Friday

Incoming Trn, Outgoing Trn. & #HS recruits:
2022 --- 12 17 16
2023 -- 25 25 18
2024 -- 31 30 14

I have read on this site that some of you think/feel this is not desirable nor sustainable. What could/should CJB have done with the heavy amount of transfers out to balance the roster to keep the numbers up while maintaining a competitive level of experience and roster?

Utilizing only HS recruits was not a prudent course of action to replace 55 outgoing transfers the last 2 years....diminishing experience and lack of #'s would have been that result.
We can debate why this happened (change in coaching and playing style, O & D systems, and getting the right fit of players in to replace the departures and skills preferred by this staff. etc, etc

I posted a comparison thread on all the ACC teams portal recruiting that you may find interesting

Comments, criticism....let me have it. TY in advance for participating. Info from more than one site is source.

Go Cards

2023/2024

ACC Transfers IN & High School Recruits:

UofL 31/25 - Total 56---HS 18/14 Total 32
Cal 20/23 -- Total 43 -- HS 13/19 Total 32
Cuse 9/19 -- Total 28 - HS 18/23 Total 41
SMU 26/19 - Total 45 - HS 16/10 Total 26
GTech 16/14 - Total 30 - HS 19/23 Total 42
FSU 12/17 - Total 29 ----HS 19/23 Total 42
Mia 17/15 - Total 32 ---- HS 26/27 Total 53
UNC 10/10 - Total 20= -HS 21/28 Total 49
UVA 9/13 - Total 22 ---- HS 20/13 Total 33
VT 9/7 - Total 16 -- -----HS 27/16 Total 43
Duke 9/16 - Total 25 -- HS 26/16 Total 42
BC 9/10 -Total 19 ------ HS 18/13 Total 31
Pitt 7/14 - Total 21 -- ---HS 19/21 Total 40
NCSt 6/15 - Total 21 -- HS 18/24 Total 42
Stfd 4/4 - Total 8 ----- HS 20/25 Total 45
WF 3/5 - Total 8 -- ----HS20/21 Total 41
Clem 1/0 Total 1 -- ----HS 26/22 Total 48 Not a surprise!
Was a QB

Comments for discussion and venting please. Analysis for reasons:

Numerous sites info used for these stats.

This website has undergone some kind of remodeling as well as the App icon has been changed to grey-ish black from the blue.

Also, 133 days until basketball.

I posted this earlier on the main Football Board by mistake. Not sure how to delete it, so I moved it to the more appropriate Board. If anyone is interested I can post the entire Athletic article dated today on ACC recruiting by team. I remain committed to giving Jeff the benefit of the doubt, he's earned it - Let's see how it plays out.

Louisville​

Louisville picked up five commits this month, but the Cardinals have yet to have their breakthrough with this class. Only one of their 10 total commitments is ranked in the top 700 and none are blue-chippers. Coach Jeff Brohm has had plenty of success in the transfer portal and has proven he can develop talent, so it might not be time to panic. But it’s hard to reconcile that the same team that played for an ACC championship just six months ago has the league’s third-lowest average player rating at the moment. The Cardinals are ahead of only Cal and Boston College.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5593931/2024/06/27/acc-recruiting-clemson-florida-state-miami/

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Chose the cardinals over… Memphis!

Louisville​

Louisville picked up five commits this month, but the Cardinals have yet to have their breakthrough with this class. Only one of their 10 total commitments is ranked in the top 700 and none are blue-chippers. Coach Jeff Brohm has had plenty of success in the transfer portal and has proven he can develop talent, so it might not be time to panic. But it’s hard to reconcile that the same team that played for an ACC championship just six months ago has the league’s third-lowest average player rating at the moment. The Cardinals are ahead of only Cal and Boston College.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5593931/2024/06/27/acc-recruiting-clemson-florida-state-miami/

This past weekend, the transfer guard from Charleston took part in the 2024 Nissay Cup: a two-game exhibition series between Australia Select and the Japanese National Team in Hokkaido, Japan. Australia Select is a leg of the Australian National Team that features a mixture of young up-and-coming prospects, collegiate players and NBL players.

Smith, a native of Ulverstone, Australia, had a solid showing in the event for his home country. In game one, he contributed six points off the bench as part of a 90-89 win; while he had seven points, a rebound, an assist and a steal in game two - which ended in a 95-95 tie.


https://www.si.com/college/louisville/basketball/reyne-smith-nissay-cup

It’s Friday Eve.

Are there any new names we should be on the look out for? Staff has struck out on a lot of guys we were in the mix for. Seems like we have a good shot at May, Burrus, and hazzard. Is the staff going to say screw it, 12 man class it is with 1 Dlineman, 1 WR, and 1 olineman? Or are we scrambling to get in the mix with some new cats.

ACC 2022-2023 Profit/Deficit by ACC Public School:

Clemson $21,707,602
Virginia Tech $12,574,735
NC State $2,791,417
Virginia $2,711,511
Louisville $2,589,846
Georgia Tech $1,498,104
North Carolina $273,587
Florida State ($2,571,910)

Just noticed that the ACC Network is replaying our game at NC State last year.

For those who hate NC State as much as I do, this is DVR-able.