I used ESPN's 2022 football standings for conferences.

Atlantic Sun
Kennesaw State........$30,783,810
Eastern Kentucky......$23,088,272
Austin Peay..............$22,249,063
Jacksonville State......$22,159,540
Central Arkansas.......$15,186,832
North Alabama..........$13,955,756

Big Sky
UC-Davis..................$40,571,193
Sacramento State......$34,284,776
Cal Poly SLO..............$31,249,116
Montana State...........$28,589,654
Montana....................$24,897,723
Idaho........................$23,141,397
Northern Arizona.........$22,619,926
Northern Colorado.......$20,171,855
Eastern Washington.....$19,263,928
Portland State.............$18,490,681
Weber State...............$17,889,271
Idaho State................$15,560,263

Big South
Campbell.....................$30,027,747
Bryant.........................$24,327,303
Robert Morris................$17,641,388
North Carolina A&T........$16,391,602
Gardner-Webb..............$13,954,647
Charleston Southern.....$13,327,550

Coastal Athletic Association
Villanova.....................$58,703,280
Delaware.....................$44,957,890
Richmond....................$43,472,970
Stony Brook.................$36,810,655
Rhode Island................$35,445,779
New Hampshire.............$35,261,617
William & Mary..............$34,044,814
Elon............................$33,613,892
Monmouth....................$30,565,748
Towson........................$27,643,056
Maine..........................$26,711,496
Albany.........................$21,504,447
Hampton.....................$11,287,652

Ivy League
Yale..........................$75,637,664
Pennsylvania.............$46,277,380
Princeton..................$44,300,839
Harvard....................$39,568,660
Dartmouth................$38,642,041
Columbia..................$38,335,736
Cornell.....................$36,342,322
Brown......................$36,265,052

Mid-Eastern Athletic
Morgan State.................$19,470,158
Howard.........................$19,119,613
Norfolk State..................$17,340,285
Delaware State...............$15,986,336
South Carolina State........$12,905,128
North Carolina Central......$11,028,437

Missouri Valley Football
North Dakota State........$30,332,023
Illinois State..................$29,887,805
North Dakota.................$29,323,140
South Dakota State.........$24,184,193
Southern Illinois.............$23,715,044
Missouri State................$22,698,010
Youngstown State...........$20,275,708
South Dakota.................$19,665,874
Indiana State.................$19,354,786
Northern Iowa................$18,823,378
Western Illinois.................$8,185,022

Northeast
Long Island..................$42,527,621
Sacred Heart................$36,865,165
Merrimack....................$28,747,018
Duquesne.....................$26,560,156
Wagner.........................$22,026,021
St. Francis (PA).............$17,308,120
Central Connecticut........$16,873,996
Stonehill........................$12,196,426

Ohio Valley
Lindenwood....................$19,951,519
Murray State...................$19,113,740
Tennessee State...............$18,552,022
Tennessee Tech................$16,474,801
Tennessee-Martin.............$15,151,104
SEMO.............................$15,072,513
Eastern Illinois.................$13,853,180

Patriot League
Georgetown...................$68,972,755
Fordham........................$43,971,302
Lehigh...........................$41,551,436
Colgate..........................$37,239,028
Bucknell.........................$33,643,542
Holy Cross......................$32,819,968
Lafayette........................$29,931,805

Pioneer Football League
Dayton.....................$40,104,753
San Diego.................$34,031,237
Butler........................$32,370,059
Stetson.....................$24,128,723
Davidson...................$23,584,891
St. Thomas................$22,370,292
Marist........................$21,541,298
Drake........................$19,927,305
Valparaiso..................$15,971,802
Presbyterian...............$12,175,117
Morehead State............$9,349,505

Southern
Furman..........................$31,040,151
Wofford..........................$27,302,198
Mercer............................$26,313,037
Tennessee-Chattanooga....$22,033,838
Samford.........................$21,411,379
The Citadel.....................$20,103,895
East Tennessee State.......$19,245,116
VMI...............................$17,878,292
Western Carolina.............$15,368,314

Southland
Incarnate Word...............$24,544,713
Lamar............................$21,287,614
Houston Christian............$20,167,919
Southeastern Louisiana....$15,750,278
Texas A&M-Commerce......$15,568,324
McNeese State.................$14,991,656
Northwestern State...........$13,074,407
Nicholls State...................$11,658,725

Southwestern Athletic Conference
Prairie View A&M...........$14,818,343
Alabama State...............$14,444,678
Texas Southern..............$13,916,643
Bethune-Cookman..........$13,636,502
Southern.......................$13,435,629
Florida A&M...................$13,112,757
Grambling State.............$12,689,321
Alabama A&M.................$11,320,919
Jackson State...................$9,967,698
Arkansas-Pine Bluff...........$8,954,338
Alcorn State.....................$6,924,619
Mississippi Valley State......$4,793,446

Western Athletic Conference
Stephen F. Austin............$24,962,955
Abilene Christian.............$23,809,978
Sam Houston State..........$22,484,292
Tarleton State..................$22,035,629
Southern Utah..................$16,543,527
Utah Tech........................$16,367,376

That number is in error for Georgetown. It appears the EADA report doubled the basketball budget and placed the wrong date (it lists 2019-20 instead of 2023-24).

Rest assured the basketball program did not earn $34 million in revenue averaging 6,755 a game last season.

(04-13-2024 10:08 PM)DFW HOYA Wrote:  That number is in error for Georgetown. It appears the EADA report doubled the basketball budget and placed the wrong date (it lists 2019-20 instead of 2023-24).

Rest assured the basketball program did not earn $34 million in revenue averaging 6,755 a game last season.

The date went back last year too, when they updated the numbers. It could be that they aren't done yet. Huge jumps in reported revenue aren't uncommon. Duke football for example. Virginia's did around 2011.

Yale's revenues would put them in the top half of the AAC, #2 in the MWC, and #8 among G5 schools including the indies. I get that they sponsor a lot of sports, but that's a lot of money getting put into what's by and large low-major athletics.

(04-13-2024 10:08 PM)DFW HOYA Wrote:  That number is in error for Georgetown. It appears the EADA report doubled the basketball budget and placed the wrong date (it lists 2019-20 instead of 2023-24).

Rest assured the basketball program did not earn $34 million in revenue averaging 6,755 a game last season.

Don't look into anything regarding the dates. When they updated the numbers last year, the same glitch happened (the year reverting backwards into time). Then the dates were adjusted later. It's a glitch in their software.

(04-13-2024 10:27 PM)Mav Wrote:  Yale's revenues would put them in the top half of the AAC, #2 in the MWC, and #8 among G5 schools including the indies. I get that they sponsor a lot of sports, but that's a lot of money getting put into what's by and large low-major athletics.

Half of their total expenses were not allocated by gender or sport. Perhaps it’s a new all-purpose indoor facility?

Does this "revenue" include stuff like transfers from the academic side and mandatory student fees?

I'd love to know what accounting practices LIU uses to claim $42 million in revenue. My only thought is they're including athlete tuition.

Their 4 home football games had a total attendance (not average, total) of 6k. Their basketball team did not crack 1,000 fans for a single home game.

(04-16-2024 08:28 AM)TDenverFan Wrote:  I'd love to know what accounting practices LIU uses to claim $42 million in revenue. My only thought is they're including athlete tuition.

Their 4 home football games had a total attendance (not average, total) of 6k. Their basketball team did not crack 1,000 fans for a single home game.

Although revenues is what these are titled, a more accurate title would be expenses since few sports at a few schools make a profit.