official 2015-2016 which conference pays the most

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Source: USA TODAY Sports

When you do this, you look at Rights and License because this includes Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, and corporate sponsors/deals (ie soda pop, clothing, etc). Anything where the school is making royalties.

PRIVATE SCHOOLS NO NUMBERS NO DATA DON'T HAVE TO PROVIDE DATA

Only posting schools with over $50,000,000 in Right and Licensing

1. Texas $75,014,900
2. Alabama $66,253,900
3. Kentucky $65,400,000
4. Michigan $62,697,400
5. Florida $62,151,200
6. Tennessee $61,453,400
7. Ohio State $60,429,200
8. Wisconsin $59,086,137
9. Arkansas $58,473,400
10. Texas A&M $57,856,900
11. LSU $57,059,300
12. Georgia $56,179,300
13. Oklahoma $55,074,500
14. Auburn $54,378,700
15. Michigan State $53,914,000
16. Penn State $53,139,500
17. Miss State $52,584,000
18. Minnesota $51,849,900
19. Mississippi $50,160,500

19 schools with over $50,000,000 in R&L

11 SEC
6 B1G
2 Big 12
ZERO PAC 12
ZERO ACC

OK, let's drop the threshold to $40,000,000 and above in R&L

13 SEC
12 B1G
7 Big 12
4 PAC 12
ZERO ACC

That is correct. The ACC did not have one school with R&L over $40,000,000.


The school with the highest ticket sales revenue is THEEEEEEE OHIO STATE


Schools with over $100,000,000 in revenue by conference

11 SEC Mississippi, South Carolina, Georgia, Arkansas, Kentucky, Auburn, Tennessee, Florida, LSU, Alabama, Texas A&M
8 B1G Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan State, Penn State, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Michigan
4 ACC Virginia, Clemson, Louisville, Florida State
3 Big 12 Texas, Oklahoma, West Virginia
2 PAC 12 Washington, Oregon

 

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Ticket Sales Revenue of over $30.000.000

7 SEC Arkansas, Kentucky, Auburn, Tennessee, LSU, Alabama, Texas A&M
5 B1G Nebraska, Penn State, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Michigan
2 Big 12 Texas, Oklahoma
ZERO ACC
ZERO PAC 12

This helps define who the biggest fanbases are. Only 12 schools had ticket sales revenue over $30,000,000