I thought this might be helpful to the discussions about Revenue that are ongoing. This is the total of the "Tickets + Contributions" only for the school year completed June 30 2017 (one year ago). The data is for the Publicly Funded Schools only who report such data. The data was taken from the USA Today data base. I went in and looked at the P5 schools only. I broke them down by conference. Remember there is no data for Private schools. The ACC of course has the fewest schools reporting due to there being more Private schools in the ACC than any other P5.
I grouped Ticket & Contributions together because they represent a sort of internally-generated revenue amount. (As opposed to "Media/Licensing" which is largely a Group Allocation from the Conference deals with the Media or Apparel Organizations). Tickets & Contributions come from fans, other ticket buyers and donors.
Two core revenue streams exist: 1. Tickets/Contributions and 2. Media/Licensing.
A third revenue stream, typically smaller, is Subsidy (from Students and Taxpayers).
I am only reporting Tickets/Contributions here.
Revenue from "Tickets + Contributions" for School Year Completed June 30 2017:
Big Ten
Ohio State........$99.17M
Michigan...........$94.20M
Penn State.......$66.28M
Nebraska.........$64.86M
Iowa.................$60.25M
Michigan State.$59.16M
Wisconsin........$52.88M
Indiana.............$41.19M
Illinois...............$37.35M
Minnesota........$34.52M
Purdue.............$30.90M
Maryland..........$27.57M
Rutgers............$20.95M
SEC
Texas A&M.........$140.59M
Georgia................$83.53M
LSU......................$78.83M
Tennessee............$72.21M
Alabama...............$70.65M
Florida..................$69.64M
Auburn..................$68.41M
South Carolina......$66.83M
Arkansas...............$65.67M
Mississippi............$56.09M
Kentucky...............$51.32M
Missouri................$41.58M
Mississippi State..$40.82M
ACC
Louisville..........$68.74M
Florida State.....$66.55M
Clemson...........$59.74M
North Carolina..$45.19M
Virginia.............$38.47M
NC State...........$36.30M
Virginia Tech.....$33.08M
Georgia Tech....$22.94M
Big 12
Texas...............$118.48M
Oklahoma........$87.64M
West Virginia....$54.82M
Kansas.............$42.00M
Texas Tech.......$37.66M
Kansas State...$37.43M
Oklahoma State. $35.25M
Iowa State........$31.81M
PAC 12
Oregon............$82.20M
Washington.....$61.85M
UCLA...............$40.42M
California..........$34.02M
Arizona.............$33.66M
Colorado...........$29.89M
Arizona State...$29.83M
Utah................$26.13M
Oregon State...$23.13M
Washington State.$15.87M
Fifty-Two (52) of the 65 P5 schools are included in this list. The other 13 schools are all considered Private.
Among the 52 Public P5 schools, Louisville is #12 nationally in Tickets/Contributions Revenue. Louisville is #1 in the ACC. Only 8 schools nationally have significantly more Tickets/Contributions Revenue than Louisville (Texas A&M, Texas, Ohio State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Georgia, Oregon, and LSU) .
It is the Tickets/Contributions Revenue at Louisville which is in jeopardy and could take a big big hit for the next 3 reporting years.
Media/Licensing Revenue at Louisville should continue to go up and up. This Revenue is largely comprised of the ACC-ESPN core contract disbursement from the ACC, plus the ACC Network revenue disbursement (which will come on line and bring revenue starting in 2 years), plus the Adidas-Louisville deal which will first show a revenue stream in the 2018-2019 year.
I grouped Ticket & Contributions together because they represent a sort of internally-generated revenue amount. (As opposed to "Media/Licensing" which is largely a Group Allocation from the Conference deals with the Media or Apparel Organizations). Tickets & Contributions come from fans, other ticket buyers and donors.
Two core revenue streams exist: 1. Tickets/Contributions and 2. Media/Licensing.
A third revenue stream, typically smaller, is Subsidy (from Students and Taxpayers).
I am only reporting Tickets/Contributions here.
Revenue from "Tickets + Contributions" for School Year Completed June 30 2017:
Big Ten
Ohio State........$99.17M
Michigan...........$94.20M
Penn State.......$66.28M
Nebraska.........$64.86M
Iowa.................$60.25M
Michigan State.$59.16M
Wisconsin........$52.88M
Indiana.............$41.19M
Illinois...............$37.35M
Minnesota........$34.52M
Purdue.............$30.90M
Maryland..........$27.57M
Rutgers............$20.95M
SEC
Texas A&M.........$140.59M
Georgia................$83.53M
LSU......................$78.83M
Tennessee............$72.21M
Alabama...............$70.65M
Florida..................$69.64M
Auburn..................$68.41M
South Carolina......$66.83M
Arkansas...............$65.67M
Mississippi............$56.09M
Kentucky...............$51.32M
Missouri................$41.58M
Mississippi State..$40.82M
ACC
Louisville..........$68.74M
Florida State.....$66.55M
Clemson...........$59.74M
North Carolina..$45.19M
Virginia.............$38.47M
NC State...........$36.30M
Virginia Tech.....$33.08M
Georgia Tech....$22.94M
Big 12
Texas...............$118.48M
Oklahoma........$87.64M
West Virginia....$54.82M
Kansas.............$42.00M
Texas Tech.......$37.66M
Kansas State...$37.43M
Oklahoma State. $35.25M
Iowa State........$31.81M
PAC 12
Oregon............$82.20M
Washington.....$61.85M
UCLA...............$40.42M
California..........$34.02M
Arizona.............$33.66M
Colorado...........$29.89M
Arizona State...$29.83M
Utah................$26.13M
Oregon State...$23.13M
Washington State.$15.87M
Fifty-Two (52) of the 65 P5 schools are included in this list. The other 13 schools are all considered Private.
Among the 52 Public P5 schools, Louisville is #12 nationally in Tickets/Contributions Revenue. Louisville is #1 in the ACC. Only 8 schools nationally have significantly more Tickets/Contributions Revenue than Louisville (Texas A&M, Texas, Ohio State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Georgia, Oregon, and LSU) .
It is the Tickets/Contributions Revenue at Louisville which is in jeopardy and could take a big big hit for the next 3 reporting years.
Media/Licensing Revenue at Louisville should continue to go up and up. This Revenue is largely comprised of the ACC-ESPN core contract disbursement from the ACC, plus the ACC Network revenue disbursement (which will come on line and bring revenue starting in 2 years), plus the Adidas-Louisville deal which will first show a revenue stream in the 2018-2019 year.
