What's your football program worth?

[goDAWGSsicem]

College football financial listing reveals winners, losers | 2011-10-12 | Indianapolis Business Journal | IBJ.com

1. Texas $848.3 million
2. Georgia $483.6 million
3. Penn State $446.9 million
4. Florida $421.8 million
5. LSU $397.4 million
6. Michigan $393.5 million
7. Alabama $374.3 million
8. Auburn $359.4 million
9. Oklahoma $343 million
10. Tennessee $321.3 million
11. South Carolina $316.8 million
12. Ohio State $292.8 million
13. Nebraska $284.7 million
14. Texas A&M $245.9 million
15. Iowa $245.8 million
16. Michigan State $239.4 million
17. Arkansas $235.7 million
18. Oklahoma State $155.2 million
19. Wisconsin $153.3 million
20. Kentucky $152.5 million
21. West Virginia $141.2 million
22. Washington $136.2 million
23. Mississippi $136 million
24. Virginia Tech $134.2 million
25. Clemson $131 million
26. Minnesota $126.5 million
27. Colorado $122.7 million
28. Illinois $122 million
29. Arizona State $105.7 million
30. Oregon $102 million
31. North Carolina State $101.8 million
32. Texas Tech $100.4 million
33. Missouri $99.4 million
34. Arizona $93.2 million
35. Georgia Tech $85 million
36. Indiana $77.8 million
37. Oregon State $73.4 million
38. UCLA $66.1 million
39. North Carolina $65.2 million
40. Boise State $64.8 million
41. Iowa State $59.9 million
42. Kansas State $59.8 million
43. Cal Berkley $55.9 million
44. Purdue $55.5 million
45. Central Florida $53.8 million
46. Utah $44.8 million
47. Pittsburgh $44 million
48. Mississippi State $43.3 million
49. South Florida $38.9 million
50. Washington State $32.1 million
51. Louisville $30.4 million
52. Virginia $28.2 million
53. Wyoming $24.7 million
54. Florida State $23.6 million
55. Fresno State $23.1 million
56. UTEP $18.7 million
57. Cincinnati $15 million
58. Maryland $14.99 million
59. Kansas $14.9 million
60. Idaho $14.5 million
61. San Diego State $11.8 million
62. Eastern Michigan $9.1 million
63. San Jose State $6.9 million
64. Florida International $6.3 million
65. East Carolina $6.2 million
66. Troy $3.1 million
67. UAB $2.6 million
68. Louisiana Tech $2.3 million
69. Nevada $1.1 million
70. Bowling Green $876,287
71. Ohio $696,035
72. Arkansas State $0
73. Ball State $0
74. Central Michigan $0
75. Colorado State $0
76. Kent State $0
77. Marshall $0
78. Miami of Ohio $0
79. Middle Tennessee $0
80. Buffalo $0
81. Temple $0
82. Akron $0
83. UConn $0
84. Louisiana Lafayette $0
85. Louisiana Monroe $0
86. Memphis $0
87. New Mexico $0
88. North Texas $0
89. Southern Miss $0
90. Toledo $0
91. Western Kentucky $0
92. Western Michigan $0
93. Rutgers -$19
94. New Mexico State -$2.2 million
95. Houston -$4.3 million
96. Utah State -$7.1 million
97. UNLV -$13.1 million
98. Hawaii -$18.7 million
99. Florida Atlantic -$22.2 million
100. Northern Illinois -$32.3 million

 

[Jack_John_Mark]

How in theeeeeeee hell did they estimate this?

@ Texas. They should be winning a national championship every 2 years with their 5-star athletes and millions of dollars raining down on the program every day

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

How in theeeeeeee hell did they estimate this?

@ Texas. They should be winning a national championship every 2 years with their 5-star athletes and millions of dollars raining down on the program every day

I have know idea. The article says it took 2 years to do.






I did notice that private schools like USC & ND were omitted.

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

I can't believe Texas is so high.


8 of the top 15 are SEC teams. LOL @ Kentucky at #20!

 

[Brasky]

I can't believe Texas is so high.


8 of the top 15 are SEC teams. LOL @ Kentucky at #20!

Espn can...

 

[Brasky]

I want to know how Penn St. is making double what tOSU and Nebraska are.

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

I want to know how Penn St. is making double what tOSU and Nebraska are.

It's not just based on earnings, it's their market value.

Brewer valued the college football franchises the way a Wall Street analyst would value a business operation, based on cash flow history and myriad other factors.

 

[SouthPride]

I can't believe Texas is so high.


8 of the top 15 are SEC teams. LOL @ Kentucky at #20!

:eek2: kentucky

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

LOL@ USCe in 11th.

 

[MarkOU]

LoL at the top 2.
Last 30 years, 1 championship, combined.

So who are the real winners? Do the fans see any of that money?

I'm happy to have been able to celebrate 2 championships during my lifetime, I feel for Georgia .

In fact 3 of the top 10 do not have a BCS championship. That's crazy money being spent on and made by Georgia, Penn State and Michigan. Committed Fans.

 

[BigAppleBadger]

Brewer valued the college football franchises the way a Wall Street analyst would value a business operation, based on cash flow history and myriad other factors.

If he's using historical cash flows (as opposed to projected cash flows), then his analysis is wrong.


<-- Was a Wall Street analyst and knows.

 

[buffhockey]

College football financial listing reveals winners, losers | 2011-10-12 | Indianapolis Business Journal | IBJ.com

97. UNLV -$13.1 million

Any takers?

 

[whyoh]

suck it FSU

 

[Uman5]

Miami not even on the list makes me wonder about it's validity.
I know we have a very small budget compared to Texas and such but we did recently get a $65M donation.

 

[Volbound1700]

Yay, Tennessee is tenth and we still stink. I guess it has to do with the fact that 5 teams in our own conference are above us. I wish Tennessee would go join Big East, we would be in a BCS bowl every other year.

 

[HighTide]

UAB should be in the red, but they are helped by their market value?

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

LoL at the top 2.
Last 30 years, 1 championship, combined.

So who are the real winners? Do the fans see any of that money?

I'm happy to have been able to celebrate 2 championships during my lifetime, I feel for Georgia .

In fact 3 of the top 10 do not have a BCS championship. That's crazy money being spent on and made by Georgia, Penn State and Michigan. Committed Fans.

Mark, why are you such a tool?

 

[goDAWGSsicem]

Miami not even on the list makes me wonder about it's validity.
I know we have a very small budget compared to Texas and such but we did recently get a $65M donation.

How about you read the article before you question it's validity... it specifically says that teams like USC, ND & MIAMI are not on the list because they are private schools. Private schools don't always release all of the financial records to the public.

 

[MarkOU]

Mark, why are you such a tool?

What's wrong? You disagree?

The top three schools I mentioned worth that much money are putting a mediocre product on the field of play so I choose to take pitty on the poor souls who buy their products and support mediocrity. Sorry for ya since you team happens to be one of them.

 

[TexasMan]

How in theeeeeeee hell did they estimate this?

@ Texas. They should be winning a national championship every 2 years with their 5-star athletes and millions of dollars raining down on the program every day

Green with envy?