Biggest Spenders

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/bowls10/news/story?id=5970794

According to the site below, we spend 10M on football. Twice what Troy, the lowest expense school, pays and a third of what tOSU, Alabama and ND spend.

http://ope.ed.gov/athletics/InstDetails.aspx?756e697469643d31393931393326796561723d32303039267264743d31322f33302f3230313020343a34373a353020504d

Good news is that the 10M generates 22M in revenue. Basketball revenues double expenses as well.

12/30/2010 4:57:14 PM

http://ncaafootball.fanhouse.com/2010/06/30/for-longhorns-money-grows-on-football-program-instead-of-trees/

Boston College football nets more $ bucks than NCSU

1/1/2011 9:52:47 AM

yeah but they also spent 8 million more to only make 3 million more.....
looks like we turn the best profit at almost 100%

1/1/2011 10:14:12 AM

so ... who is actually *making* that profit? Is that just divided up as the athletic budget to other programs? If so, and we are doing so well profit-wise, why aren't our other programs worth a shit?

1/1/2011 11:23:38 AM

Cause our previous athletic director was a sack of shit

1/1/2011 12:38:06 PM

Since my link doesn't work anymore. I thought I'd just post the relevant info.

Total Expenses by Team
Varsity Teams	Men's Teams	Women's Teams	Total
Basketball	$3,104,152	$2,085,427	$5,189,579
Football	$10,480,938	 	        $10,480,938

Total Revenues by Team
Varsity Team	Men's Teams	Women's Teams	Total
Basketball	$10,354,157	$492,839	$10,846,996
Football	$22,018,738	 	         $22,018,738

1/1/2011 3:55:06 PM

^so what you're saying is that we need to eliminate the women's program.


im ok with that. saves us about $1.5M a year!

1/3/2011 3:52:12 PM

Title IX programs probably lose a lot more.

1/3/2011 4:21:06 PM