Estimated NCAA Revenue Sharing 2025-26:
As part of the House v. NCAA settlement, schools will be allowed to share athletic department revenues with their varsity athletes beginning in 2025. Under the NCAA revenue sharing model, schools can make payments directly to athletes up to $ 20.5 million per year. The annual cap will increase to around $ 32 million over the next ten years. In addition, scholarship restrictions will be removed for all Division I sports and roster limits will apply instead.
We compiled data from NCAA membership reporting of 20 Power Conference schools, and arrived at the following estimated revenue sharing allocations per team for the upcoming 2025-26 year:
| Estimated Revenue Sharing Power School Averages | Team | Average Per Team | Average Roster * | Average Per Athlete | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Football | M | 15,345,899 | 105 | 146,151 | 75.0% |
| Basketball | M | 3,279,161 | 15 | 218,611 | 16.0% |
| Hockey | M | 552,813 | 26 | 21,262 | 2.7% |
| Baseball | M | 364,567 | 34 | 10,723 | 1.8% |
| Basketball | W | 233,913 | 14 | 16,708 | 1.1% |
| Wrestling | M | 126,591 | 30 | 4,220 | 0.6% |
| Volleyball | W | 103,938 | 17 | 6,114 | 0.5% |
| Gymnastics | W | 91,333 | 19 | 4,807 | 0.4% |
| Softball | W | 83,526 | 23 | 3,632 | 0.4% |
| Hockey | W | 65,236 | 25 | 2,609 | 0.3% |
| Soccer | M/W | 58,860 | 28 | 2,102 | 0.3% |
| Track & Field / X-C | M/W | 43,366 | 49 | 885 | 0.2% |
| Lacrosse | M/W | 41,083 | 41 | 1,002 | 0.2% |
| Swimming | M/W | 31,986 | 30 | 1,066 | 0.1% |
| Rowing | W | 20,139 | 64 | 315 | 0.1% |
| Field Hockey | W | 19,299 | 25 | 772 | 0.1% |
| Tennis | M/W | 17,164 | 9 | 1,907 | 0.1% |
| Golf | M/W | 12,590 | 9 | 1,399 | 0.1% |
| Beach Volleyball | W | 8,536 | 17 | 502 | 0.1% |
| Totals per School 2025 | All Teams | $ 20,500,000 | 100% |
Football and Men’s basketball account for over 90% of team specific revenues at most Power Conference schools, and athletes on these two teams will be the major beneficiaries of revenue sharing. While football receives the most revenue sharing per team, Men’s basketball has the highest average per player due to much smaller roster sizes (15 versus 105). These are averages per athlete. In actuality, a few players per team will receive substantially higher than the average, while many will receive much less. For players who see little if any playing time, their revenue share will also likely be minimal.
Revenue sharing is in addition to any third-party NIL compensation an athlete may receive. A new independent enforcement agency, the College Sports Commission, has been established to oversee compliance to the rules governing the annual revenue sharing cap, roster limits, and third-party NIL payments. An NIL clearinghouse (“NIL Go”) has also been created to assess the validity of all third-party NIL deals exceeding $ 600. The objective is to ensure that compensation is being made for legitimate NIL and not prohibited payments such as pay to play. Deloitte will be managing NIL Go and has reportedly shared data with athletic directors and coaches showing that 70% of past payments from NIL / booster collectives would have been denied, while conversely, over 90% of payments from public companies would have been approved. This is one reason (among several) why the influence of NIL collectives will greatly diminish in the upcoming revenue sharing era.
* Rosters sizes subject to NCAA limits beginning in 2025-26
Estimated Revenue Sharing by Conference:
By our calculations, NCAA I schools could be shelling out over $ 1.6 billion annually in revenue sharing beginning next year. Based on NCAA reporting data compiled by USA Today, we arrived at the following estimates of 2025-26 revenue sharing by conference and member schools:
| Average Annual Athletic Revenues per School * | # of Schools | Revenue per School | 22% of Revenue | Est Revenue Sharing 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEC | 16 | 122,170,753 | 26,877,566 | 20,500,000 |
| Big Ten | 18 | 116,190,176 | 25,561,839 | 20,500,000 |
| ACC | 18 | 85,546,578 | 18,820,247 | 20,500,000 |
| Big 12 | 16 | 77,077,997 | 15,415,599 | 20,500,000 |
| Pac-12 | 2 | 60,974,391 | ** | ** |
| Sub-total - P5 Schools * | 70 | $ 100,420,042 | $ 22,092,409 | $ 20,500,000 |
| Mountain West | 12 | 19,862,094 | 4,369,661 | 4,369,661 |
| American Athletic | 15 | 13,597,219 | 2,991,388 | 2,991,388 |
| Sun Belt | 14 | 9,187,681 | 2,021,290 | 2,021,290 |
| Mid-American | 12 | 8,651,993 | 1,903,438 | 1,903,438 |
| Conference USA | 12 | 7,466,103 | 1,642,543 | 1,642,543 |
| Sub-total - G5 Schools | 65 | $ 11,493,375 | $ 2,528,543 | $ 2,528,543 |
| All other NCAA I Schools | 229 | $ 3,881,357 | $ 853,899 | $ 853,899 |
| Totals - All NCAA I Schools | 364 |
While participation in revenue sharing is optional, indications are that virtually every Power Conference school intends to commit to the maximum allowed of $ 20.5 million for the 2025-26 year. As a result there will be increased parity between schools … and a lot of unhappy boosters. If a school awards additional athletic scholarships beyond the NCAA team limits in effect prior to House v NCAA, than the increased awards are counted as part of their revenue sharing pool up to $ 2.5 million per year.
** We are not making an estimate of 2025 revenue sharing for the Pac-12 as it is currently rebuilding. However, the new Pac-12 may end up becoming the Sweet Spot conference in the revenue sharing era.
Computed Athletic Department revenue includes event tickets and admission fees, game guarantees, TV, media, licensing, advertising, sponsorships and royalty rights, bowl game, NCAA and conference distributions and all related revenues. Revenue does not include direct or indirect school support, student fees or contributions to the athletic department from alumni and boosters. However, Revenue Sharing may result in booster fatigue at many schools.
Based on these estimates, the average Power 5 conference school ($ 20,500,000) will likely compensate its athletes about eight times what the average Group of 5 school ($ 2,528,543) and over twenty times what all other NCAA I schools ($ 853,899) will likely pay out in revenue sharing. However, there is a good chance that revenue sharing may produce a “Moneyball” upstart.
These estimates assume schools use the 22% revenue sharing benchmark which was relied upon to arrive at the initial annual cap in House v NCAA. However, a school can elect to share revenues in excess of 22% as long as the total annual payout does not exceed the $ 20.5 million cap. So while not likely, a mid-major FBS school could in theory, distribute revenue sharing to its athletes up to the $ 20.5 million cap even if this might represent say 90% of its annual athletic revenues. Since participation in revenue sharing is optional, an NCAA I school can also elect not to share revenue with its athletes. However, doing so would most likely put that school at a significant competitive disadvantage in athletic recruiting.
* We are confident in these estimates: our computed average annual revenue per P5 conference school came to $ 100,420,042 – spot on with the $ 100 million average P5 estimate reportedly used to formulate the parameters of the NCAA revenue sharing model.
Estimated Athlete Revenue Sharing by NCAA I School 2025-26:
The following is an estimate of the likely amount each public NCAA I school would distribute to its athletes under the NCAA revenue sharing agreement. This assumes each school limits revenue sharing to 22% of its annual revenue. However, schools can exceed the 22% benchmark as long as the revenue sharing payout does not exceed the annual cap of $ 20.5 million for the 2025-26 fiscal year:
Revenue Sharing
Estimates 2025Conf Annual
Revenue22% of
Revenue2025 Cap
Ohio State Big Ten 187,930,323 41,344,671 20,500,000
Michigan Big Ten 166,204,848 36,565,067 20,500,000
Texas SEC 161,316,575 35,489,647 20,500,000
Alabama SEC 143,674,059 31,608,293 20,500,000
Nebraska Big Ten 142,131,011 31,268,822 20,500,000
Penn State Big Ten 141,979,389 31,235,466 20,500,000
Texas A&M SEC 138,935,509 30,565,812 20,500,000
Oklahoma SEC 134,140,083 29,510,818 20,500,000
Wisconsin Big Ten 132,091,734 29,060,181 20,500,000
Kentucky SEC 131,139,792 28,850,754 20,500,000
Arkansas SEC 128,309,736 28,228,142 20,500,000
Georgia SEC 125,201,819 27,544,400 20,500,000
Florida SEC 123,787,622 27,233,277 20,500,000
LSU SEC 123,379,555 27,143,502 20,500,000
Auburn SEC 122,045,527 26,850,016 20,500,000
Iowa Big Ten 118,237,834 26,012,323 20,500,000
Tennessee SEC 117,878,812 25,933,339 20,500,000
Michigan State Big Ten 117,004,694 25,741,033 20,500,000
Oregon Big Ten 112,696,955 24,793,330 20,500,000
Louisville ACC 109,745,038 24,143,908 20,500,000
Minnesota Big Ten 102,829,428 22,622,474 20,500,000
South Carolina SEC 102,805,072 22,617,116 20,500,000
Indiana Big Ten 102,392,473 22,526,344 20,500,000
Washington Big Ten 102,064,858 22,454,269 20,500,000
Missouri SEC 98,443,897 21,657,657 20,500,000
Purdue Big Ten 98,227,839 21,610,125 20,500,000
Florida State ACC 96,573,266 21,246,119 20,500,000
Illinois Big Ten 94,445,170 20,777,937 20,500,000
Mississippi SEC 93,462,097 20,561,661 20,500,000
North Carolina ACC 92,384,652 20,324,623 20,500,000
Clemson ACC 91,036,646 20,028,062 20,500,000
Kansas Big 12 89,242,319 19,633,310 20,500,000
Mississippi State SEC 88,041,139 19,369,051 20,500,000
Iowa State Big 12 86,403,751 19,008,825 20,500,000
Maryland Big Ten 82,283,284 18,102,322 20,500,000
UCLA Big Ten 81,961,661 18,031,565 20,500,000
West Virginia Big 12 81,632,904 17,959,239 20,500,000
Georgia Tech ACC 81,019,988 17,824,397 20,500,000
North Carolina State ACC 80,476,086 17,704,739 20,500,000
Arizona State Big 12 77,200,589 16,984,130 20,500,000
Rutgers Big Ten 76,561,314 16,843,489 20,500,000
Texas Tech Big 12 75,377,557 16,583,063 20,500,000
Virginia ACC 74,800,419 16,456,092 20,500,000
Arizona Big 12 73,374,904 16,142,479 20,500,000
Utah Big 12 73,358,616 16,138,896 20,500,000
Virginia Tech ACC 72,924,072 16,043,296 20,500,000
Kansas State Big 12 72,713,016 15,996,864 20,500,000
Oklahoma State Big 12 71,794,110 15,794,704 20,500,000
California ACC 70,959,035 15,610,988 20,500,000
Colorado Big 12 69,682,206 15,330,085 20,500,000
Oregon State Pac-12 62,557,861 13,762,729 20,500,000
Washington State Pac-12 59,390,920 13,066,002 20,500,000
Cincinnati Big 12 41,816,933 9,199,725 20,500,000
Nevada-Las Vegas MWC 29,750,807 6,545,178 20,500,000
Connecticut Big East 29,535,973 6,497,914 20,500,000
Memphis AAC 26,524,204 5,835,325 20,500,000
Central Florida Big 12 26,081,625 5,737,958 20,500,000
Boise State MWC 24,372,780 5,362,012 20,500,000
Fresno State MWC 23,992,615 5,278,375 20,500,000
Houston Big 12 22,060,373 4,853,282 20,500,000
Colorado State MWC 22,041,323 4,849,091 20,500,000
South Florida AAC 20,462,192 4,501,682 20,500,000
New Mexico MWC 19,941,247 4,387,074 20,500,000
Nevada MWC 19,890,559 4,375,923 20,500,000
East Carolina AAC 18,984,742 4,176,643 20,500,000
Wyoming MWC 18,676,631 4,108,859 20,500,000
San Diego State MWC 17,693,647 3,892,602 20,500,000
Hawaii Big West 15,608,789 3,433,934 20,500,000
Georgia State S-Belt 14,063,569 3,093,985 20,500,000
Appalachian State S-Belt 13,522,783 2,975,012 20,500,000
North Dakota State Summit 13,148,781 2,892,732 20,500,000
Utah State MWC 12,336,573 2,714,046 20,500,000
North Dakota Summit 12,204,707 2,685,036 20,500,000
Montana Big Sky 11,918,096 2,621,981 20,500,000
Wichita State AAC 11,906,324 2,619,391 20,500,000
Texas-San Antonio AAC 11,193,919 2,462,662 20,500,000
Kent State MAC 11,085,952 2,438,909 20,500,000
Arkansas State S-Belt 10,961,745 2,411,584 20,500,000
South Dakota State Summit 10,731,339 2,360,895 20,500,000
Florida International CUSA 10,457,738 2,300,702 20,500,000
Marshall S-Belt 10,135,615 2,229,835 20,500,000
Old Dominion S-Belt 10,116,411 2,225,610 20,500,000
Toledo MAC 10,107,516 2,223,654 20,500,000
Texas-El Paso CUSA 10,083,334 2,218,333 20,500,000
San Jose State MWC 9,924,753 2,183,446 20,500,000
Louisiana-Lafayette S-Belt 9,794,518 2,154,794 20,500,000
Florida Atlantic AAC 9,468,471 2,083,064 20,500,000
Montana State Big Sky 9,421,648 2,072,763 20,500,000
Western Michigan MAC 9,280,852 2,041,787 20,500,000
William & Mary CAA 9,092,373 2,000,322 20,500,000
Nebraska-Omaha Summit 9,074,612 1,996,415 20,500,000
Massachusetts A10 9,021,011 1,984,622 20,500,000
Alabama at Birmingham AAC 8,956,239 1,970,373 20,500,000
Bowling Green MAC 8,933,474 1,965,364 20,500,000
New Mexico State CUSA 8,911,525 1,960,536 20,500,000
Middle Tennessee CUSA 8,851,990 1,947,438 20,500,000
Miami (Ohio) MAC 8,848,517 1,946,674 20,500,000
Akron MAC 8,812,130 1,938,669 20,500,000
North Texas AAC 8,791,927 1,934,224 20,500,000
Central Michigan MAC 8,623,857 1,897,249 20,500,000
South Alabama S-Belt 8,457,690 1,860,692 20,500,000
Georgia Southern S-Belt 8,289,638 1,823,720 20,500,000
Ohio MAC 8,193,131 1,802,489 20,500,000
Illinois State MVC 8,116,615 1,785,655 20,500,000
Southern Mississippi S-Belt 8,083,426 1,778,354 20,500,000
Louisiana Tech CUSA 7,982,795 1,756,215 20,500,000
Jackson State SWAC 7,773,812 1,710,239 20,500,000
Eastern Michigan MAC 7,729,246 1,700,434 20,500,000
Louisiana-Monroe S-Belt 7,689,285 1,691,643 20,500,000
Virginia Commonwealth A10 7,602,581 1,672,568 20,500,000
Western Kentucky CUSA 7,551,622 1,661,357 20,500,000
Ball State MAC 7,530,392 1,656,686 20,500,000
Texas State S-Belt 7,433,062 1,635,274 20,500,000
Northern Illinois MAC 7,432,721 1,635,199 20,500,000
Buffalo MAC 7,246,128 1,594,148 20,500,000
Missouri State MVC 7,096,823 1,561,301 20,500,000
Troy S-Belt 7,046,695 1,550,273 20,500,000
James Madison S-Belt 6,975,380 1,534,584 20,500,000
New Hampshire AM East 6,416,670 1,411,667 20,500,000
California-Davis Big West 6,373,174 1,402,098 20,500,000
Charlotte AAC 6,086,956 1,339,130 20,500,000
Coastal Carolina S-Belt 6,057,710 1,332,696 20,500,000
Southeastern Louisiana Southland 5,802,004 1,276,441 20,500,000
Southern Illinois MVC 5,531,987 1,217,037 20,500,000
South Dakota Summit 5,522,744 1,215,004 20,500,000
Idaho Big Sky 5,475,898 1,204,698 20,500,000
Sam Houston State CUSA 5,405,153 1,189,134 20,500,000
Florida A&M SWAC 5,291,597 1,164,151 20,500,000
Rhode Island A10 5,264,067 1,158,095 20,500,000
Albany AM East 5,221,198 1,148,664 20,500,000
Northern Iowa MVC 5,080,013 1,117,603 20,500,000
California Polytechnic Big West 5,078,219 1,117,208 20,500,000
Southern SWAC 5,018,375 1,104,043 20,500,000
Kennesaw State CUSA 4,835,519 1,063,814 20,500,000
Sacramento State Big Sky 4,720,801 1,038,576 20,500,000
George Mason A10 4,620,770 1,016,569 20,500,000
Stony Brook CAA 4,552,632 1,001,579 20,500,000
McNeese State Southland 4,460,526 981,316 20,500,000
Alabama State SWAC 4,458,891 980,956 20,500,000
Maine AM East 4,294,310 944,748 20,500,000
Vermont AM East 4,287,365 943,220 20,500,000
East Tennessee State Southern 4,254,929 936,084 20,500,000
Arkansas-Pine Bluff SWAC 4,253,463 935,762 20,500,000
Northern Colorado Big Sky 4,117,149 905,773 20,500,000
Lamar Southland 4,040,619 888,936 20,500,000
Citadel Southern 3,931,356 864,898 20,500,000
Northern Arizona Big Sky 3,922,043 862,849 20,500,000
California-Irvine Big West 3,709,359 816,059 20,500,000
Youngstown State Horizon 3,698,887 813,755 20,500,000
North Florida ASUN 3,598,743 791,723 20,500,000
Texas Southern SWAC 3,598,136 791,590 20,500,000
North Carolina A&T CAA 3,579,281 787,442 20,500,000
Southern Utah WAC 3,568,515 785,073 20,500,000
Tennessee-Chattanooga Southern 3,529,320 776,450 20,500,000
Murray State MVC 3,526,246 775,774 20,500,000
Central Arkansas ASUN 3,521,414 774,711 20,500,000
College of Charleston CAA 3,470,276 763,461 20,500,000
Austin Peay ASUN 3,443,351 757,537 20,500,000
Stephen F. Austin WAC 3,437,325 756,212 20,500,000
Eastern Kentucky ASUN 3,350,516 737,114 20,500,000
Eastern Washington Big Sky 3,305,381 727,184 20,500,000
Towson CAA 3,304,287 726,943 20,500,000
South Carolina State MEAC 3,288,021 723,365 20,500,000
Prairie View A&M SWAC 3,269,726 719,340 20,500,000
Weber State Big Sky 3,260,976 717,415 20,500,000
Western Carolina Southern 3,258,688 716,911 20,500,000
Idaho State Big Sky 3,251,217 715,268 20,500,000
Long Beach State Big West 3,244,095 713,701 20,500,000
Jacksonville State CUSA 3,115,248 685,355 20,500,000
Norfolk State MEAC 3,102,827 682,622 20,500,000
Eastern Illinois OVC 3,014,524 663,195 20,500,000
Tennessee Tech OVC 2,966,636 652,660 20,500,000
Oakland Horizon 2,918,138 641,990 20,500,000
Alcorn State SWAC 2,918,132 641,989 20,500,000
Nicholls State Southland 2,823,129 621,088 20,500,000
North Carolina Wilmington CAA 2,783,777 612,431 20,500,000
Northwestern State La Southland 2,718,473 598,064 20,500,000
Binghamton AM East 2,628,552 578,281 20,500,000
Indiana State MVC 2,573,065 566,074 20,500,000
Tennessee-Martin OVC 2,517,550 553,861 20,500,000
Florida Gulf Coast ASUN 2,517,260 553,797 20,500,000
Southeast Missouri State OVC 2,508,796 551,935 20,500,000
Grambling State SWAC 2,489,931 547,785 20,500,000
Portland State Big Sky 2,489,848 547,767 20,500,000
California-Santa Barbara Big West 2,466,132 542,549 20,500,000
Tarleton State WAC 2,441,406 537,109 20,500,000
Western Illinois OVC 2,390,542 525,919 20,500,000
Texas-Arlington WAC 2,389,367 525,661 20,500,000
Arkansas-Little Rock OVC 2,310,583 508,328 20,500,000
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Southland 2,271,799 499,796 20,500,000
Massachusetts-Lowell AM East 2,225,277 489,561 20,500,000
Southern Illinois Edwardsville OVC 2,216,427 487,614 20,500,000
Illinois-Chicago MVC 2,194,742 482,843 20,500,000
Utah Tech WAC 2,148,856 472,748 20,500,000
North Carolina Central MEAC 2,102,571 462,566 20,500,000
Utah Valley WAC 2,091,610 460,154 20,500,000
Tennessee State OVC 2,002,408 440,530 20,500,000
Wisconsin-Green Bay Horizon 1,890,485 415,907 20,500,000
North Alabama ASUN 1,881,761 413,987 20,500,000
Morehead State OVC 1,876,261 412,777 20,500,000
VMI Southern 1,851,268 407,279 20,500,000
North Carolina Greensboro Southern 1,843,583 405,588 20,500,000
California State-Fullerton Big West 1,817,621 399,877 20,500,000
Missouri-Kansas City Summit 1,790,439 393,897 20,500,000
Texas-Rio Grande Valley WAC 1,787,569 393,265 20,500,000
Cleveland State Horizon 1,786,021 392,925 20,500,000
Central Connecticut NEC 1,763,424 387,953 20,500,000
Radford Big South 1,761,835 387,604 20,500,000
Wright State Horizon 1,714,794 377,255 20,500,000
Maryland-Baltimore Cty AM East 1,692,086 372,259 20,500,000
Wisconsin-Milwaukee Horizon 1,623,233 357,111 20,500,000
Mississippi Valley State SWAC 1,593,781 350,632 20,500,000
Northern Kentucky Horizon 1,526,658 335,865 20,500,000
Maryland-Eastern Shore MEAC 1,466,750 322,685 20,500,000
North Carolina Asheville Big South 1,421,565 312,744 20,500,000
California-San Diego Big West 1,382,837 304,224 20,500,000
New Jersey Tech AM East 1,349,787 296,953 20,500,000
Alabama A&M SWAC 1,345,574 296,026 20,500,000
California State-Bakersfield Big West 1,254,479 275,985 20,500,000
Morgan State MEAC 1,247,370 274,421 20,500,000
California-Riverside Big West 1,241,054 273,032 20,500,000
Coppin State MEAC 1,215,677 267,449 20,500,000
Purdue Fort Wayne Horizon 1,191,837 262,204 20,500,000
Longwood Big South 1,158,308 254,828 20,500,000
Winthrop Big South 1,149,466 252,883 20,500,000
Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis Horizon 1,132,733 249,201 20,500,000
California State-Northridge Big West 979,609 215,514 20,500,000
South Carolina Upstate Big South 963,236 211,912 20,500,000
Delaware State MEAC 835,191 183,742 20,500,000
New Orleans Southland 681,927 150,024 20,500,000
Chicago State NEC 533,237 117,312 20,500,000
The above data includes public NCAA Division I colleges only, comprehensive private school data is not currently available. For our sources of information see our Methodology page.
Non-Power Conference Schools face a newly tilted playing field:
Non-Power conference schools have much smaller revenues and their athlete revenue sharing pool will likely be a fraction of what big schools can – and will – pay. In men’s basketball and football, the average Power conference player can expect to receive between 5 to 60 times what a non-power conference player would receive.
Recruiting by non-power conference teams in revenue generating sports is likely going to be more difficult. Since inception of the NCAA in 1906, all Division I member schools have recruited athletes subject to the same financial parameters: all schools were subject to identical scholarship limits per sport, and no member school could compensate athletes directly. Revenue sharing will uproot this this long existing playing field, and drastically alter the competitive balance between big budget and small budget NCAA I schools. However, there is also a good chance that revenue sharing may produce a “Moneyball” upstart.
Substantial increase in potential athletic scholarships for NCAA I athletes:
The NCAA recognizes that revenue sharing will primarily benefit athletes in only a few sports. To address this issue, scholarship restrictions on all NCAA I sports will be eliminated and roster limits will apply instead. This could create a substantial increase in athletic scholarships especially in non-revenue sports. For example, the scholarship limit in women’s rowing will increase from 20 to 68, in softball from 12 to 25 and in baseball from 11.7 to 34. Here are the new limits under the proposal:
Scholarship Limits
per NCAA I SportTeam Old
limitNew
limitIncrease
Per team%
Increase# of
TeamsIncrease in
Available
Scholarships# of
Athletes
Men's NCAA I Sports
Baseball M 11.7 34 22.3 191% 305 6,802 12,109
Basketball M 13 15 2 15% 362 724 5,826
Fencing M 4.5 24 19.5 433% 23 449 444
Football (FBS) M 85 105 20 24% 133 2,660 16,907
Golf M 4.5 9 4.5 100% 305 1,373 3,090
Gymnastics M 6.3 20 13.7 217% 12 164 250
Hockey M 18 26 8 44% 63 504 1,834
Lacrosse M 12.6 48 35.4 281% 77 2,726 3,914
Skiing M 6.3 16 9.7 154% 11 107 160
Soccer M 9.9 28 18.1 183% 212 3,837 6,708
Swimming M 9.9 30 20.1 203% 137 2,754 4,032
Tennis M 4.5 10 5.5 122% 242 1,331 2,485
Track / X-C M 12.6 62 49.4 392% 301 14,869 11,942
Volleyball M 4.5 18 13.5 300% 29 392 610
Water polo M 4.5 24 19.5 433% 29 566 774
Wrestling M 9.9 30 20.1 203% 80 1,608 2,805
Women's NCAA I Sports
Basketball W 15 15 - - 360 - 5,468
Beach volleyball W 6 19 13 217% 67 871 1,202
Bowling W 5 11 6 120% 37 222 360
Equestrian W 15 50 35 233% 20 700 798
Fencing W 5 24 19 380% 28 532 506
Field hockey W 12 27 15 125% 82 1,230 2,024
Golf W 6 9 3 50% 277 831 2,357
Gymnastics W 12 20 8 67% 62 496 1,279
Hockey W 18 26 8 44% 39 312 1,006
Lacrosse W 12 38 26 217% 130 3,380 4,459
Rowing W 20 68 48 240% 92 4,416 1,824
Rugby W 12 36 24 200% 11 264 386
Skiing W 7 16 9 129% 12 108 192
Soccer W 14 28 14 100% 348 4,872 10,658
Softball W 12 25 13 108% 307 3,991 7,024
Swimming W 14 30 16 114% 200 3,200 6,196
Tennis W 8 10 2 25% 312 624 2,930
Track / X-C W 18 62 44 244% 350 15,400 14,116
Triathlon W 6.5 14 7.5 115% 12 90 110
Acrobatics W 14 55 41 293% 6 246 252
Volleyball W 12 18 6 50% 346 2,076 6,159
Water polo W 8 24 16 200% 37 592 854
Wrestling W 10 30 20 200% 4 80 46
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Mixed / Coed Sports -
Rifle Mix 3.6 12 8.4 233% 22 185 262
Stunt Mix 14 65 51 364% 2 102 74
Totals 86,212 144,432
The potential impact of these additional awards is massive. Under our calculations, NCAA I schools could award up to 86,212 additional “full-ride” scholarships. Assuming a value of $ 35,000 annually per scholarship, this would result in potentially up to $ 3 billion in additional scholarship awards per year – almost double the estimated $ 1.6 billion in revenue sharing distributions.
But the actual increase is going to be substantially less than $ 3 billion. Scholarships awards are optional – a school can fully fund a sport or make awards less than the maximum allowed. Many schools already operate with roster sizes less than the NCAA limit, and they will have a new financial incentive to operate with smaller teams. And sadly, we’re likely to see cuts to non-revenue sports at many schools. Athletic directors are currently looking at a new reality where the costs of sponsoring a (competitive) non-revenue sport are likely to increase significantly, while the historical offsetting subsidy from sports such as football is being substantially decreased due to revenue sharing. There are likely going to be painful decisions to make about non-revenue sports at many schools.
Potential Total Impact to schools from House v NCAA settlement:
As part of the settlement of the House v NCAA antitrust litigation, the NCAA has proposed the revenue sharing model outlined above, as well as removing scholarship limits for all NCAA I sports in order to give some additional consideration to athletes participating in non-revenue sports. For purposes of this analysis we are assuming a school’s athletic scholarship costs will increase by 25% – this percentage may be too low as there will likely be intense pressure from non-revenue sports to fully fund athletic scholarships. In addition to revenue sharing and additional scholarship costs, schools are currently losing booster financial support from donor funds that are being contributed to NIL collectives rather than directly to the schools. These three elements will have a potentially severe effect on a school’s athletic budget. The estimated potential total impact by school is as follows:
School Conference Potential
ImpactRevenue
SharingAdditional
Scholarships
Michigan Big Ten 28,469,319 20,500,000 7,969,319
Penn State Big Ten 26,347,097 20,500,000 5,847,097
Ohio State Big Ten 26,279,488 20,500,000 5,779,488
Virginia ACC 26,050,086 20,500,000 5,550,086
Rutgers Big Ten 25,791,239 20,500,000 5,291,239
Tennessee SEC 25,320,395 20,500,000 4,820,395
Maryland Big Ten 25,269,350 20,500,000 4,769,350
Auburn SEC 25,230,835 20,500,000 4,730,835
Oklahoma SEC 25,152,676 20,500,000 4,652,676
Indiana Big Ten 25,134,825 20,500,000 4,634,825
Wisconsin Big Ten 24,951,499 20,500,000 4,451,499
Michigan State Big Ten 24,713,978 20,500,000 4,213,978
UCLA Big Ten 24,710,184 20,500,000 4,210,184
Washington Big Ten 24,593,057 20,500,000 4,093,057
Kansas Big 12 24,586,281 20,500,000 4,086,281
Arizona State Big 12 24,577,476 20,500,000 4,077,476
Minnesota Big Ten 24,516,619 20,500,000 4,016,619
Arizona Big 12 24,500,369 20,500,000 4,000,369
Alabama SEC 24,447,942 20,500,000 3,947,942
North Carolina ACC 24,284,472 20,500,000 3,784,472
Kentucky SEC 24,274,524 20,500,000 3,774,524
Louisville ACC 24,234,149 20,500,000 3,734,149
California ACC 24,180,583 20,500,000 3,680,583
Arkansas SEC 24,123,305 20,500,000 3,623,305
Texas SEC 24,110,803 20,500,000 3,610,803
Virginia Tech ACC 24,063,217 20,500,000 3,563,217
Georgia Tech ACC 23,998,392 20,500,000 3,498,392
Texas A & M SEC 23,910,965 20,500,000 3,410,965
Clemson ACC 23,874,371 20,500,000 3,374,371
Iowa Big Ten 23,862,494 20,500,000 3,362,494
Illinois Big Ten 23,853,188 20,500,000 3,353,188
Oregon Big Ten 23,807,891 20,500,000 3,307,891
Utah Big 12 23,748,572 20,500,000 3,248,572
Nebraska Big Ten 23,720,270 20,500,000 3,220,270
Louisiana State SEC 23,647,779 20,500,000 3,147,779
Mississippi State SEC 23,637,077 20,500,000 3,137,077
South Carolina SEC 23,633,545 20,500,000 3,133,545
North Carolina State ACC 23,600,788 20,500,000 3,100,788
Colorado Big 12 23,556,619 20,500,000 3,056,619
Purdue Big Ten 23,511,956 20,500,000 3,011,956
Georgia SEC 23,463,443 20,500,000 2,963,443
Mississippi SEC 23,221,040 20,500,000 2,721,040
Florida SEC 23,214,463 20,500,000 2,714,463
West Virginia Big 12 23,164,101 20,500,000 2,664,101
Cincinnati Big 12 23,143,668 20,500,000 2,643,668
Central Florida Big 12 23,134,921 20,500,000 2,634,921
Missouri SEC 23,089,779 20,500,000 2,589,779
Iowa State Big 12 22,996,355 20,500,000 2,496,355
Oklahoma State Big 12 22,720,222 20,500,000 2,220,222
Houston Big 12 22,630,414 20,500,000 2,130,414
Kansas State Big 12 22,617,046 20,500,000 2,117,046
Florida State ACC 22,454,392 20,500,000 1,954,392
Texas Tech Big 12 22,376,847 20,500,000 1,876,847
Connecticut Big East 9,505,891 6,497,914 3,007,977
Nevada-Las Vegas MWC 9,113,531 6,545,178 2,568,353
Memphis AAC 7,973,857 5,835,325 2,138,532
Boise State MWC 7,771,754 5,362,012 2,409,742
Colorado State MWC 7,256,414 4,849,091 2,407,323
Fresno State MWC 7,180,836 5,278,375 1,902,461
New Mexico MWC 6,716,216 4,387,074 2,329,142
South Florida AAC 6,618,918 4,501,682 2,117,236
Nevada MWC 6,608,166 4,375,923 2,232,243
San Diego State MWC 6,185,441 3,892,602 2,292,839
Wyoming MWC 6,184,889 4,108,859 2,076,030
Hawaii Big West 6,046,385 3,433,934 2,612,451
East Carolina AAC 5,806,932 4,176,643 1,630,289
Massachusetts A10 5,213,483 1,984,622 3,228,861
Georgia State S-Belt 4,973,101 3,093,985 1,879,116
Miami MAC 4,936,874 1,946,674 2,990,200
Old Dominion S-Belt 4,812,435 2,225,610 2,586,825
William & Mary CAA 4,663,231 2,000,322 2,662,909
Appalachian State S-Belt 4,619,879 2,975,012 1,644,867
Utah State MWC 4,604,911 2,714,046 1,890,865
Toledo MAC 4,461,947 2,223,654 2,238,293
Kent State MAC 4,363,245 2,438,909 1,924,336
Florida International CUSA 4,353,594 2,300,702 2,052,892
Marshall S-Belt 4,337,529 2,229,835 2,107,694
Texas at San Antonio AAC 4,305,963 2,462,662 1,843,301
San Jose State MWC 4,300,861 2,183,446 2,117,415
North Dakota Summit 4,228,820 2,685,036 1,543,784
New Mexico State CUSA 4,158,574 1,960,536 2,198,038
North Dakota State Summit 4,151,005 2,892,732 1,258,273
James Madison S-Belt 4,143,074 1,534,584 2,608,490
New Hampshire AM East 4,067,568 1,411,667 2,655,901
Texas at El Paso CUSA 4,054,674 2,218,333 1,836,341
Eastern Michigan MAC 4,053,858 1,700,434 2,353,424
Montana Big Sky 4,045,114 2,621,981 1,423,133
Louisiana - Lafayette S-Belt 4,032,142 2,154,794 1,877,348
Middle Tennessee State CUSA 4,023,697 1,947,438 2,076,259
Ohio MAC 3,987,980 1,802,489 2,185,491
Alabama at Birmingham AAC 3,960,432 1,970,373 1,990,059
Western Michigan MAC 3,889,650 2,041,787 1,847,863
Rhode Island A10 3,867,695 1,158,095 2,709,600
Florida Atlantic AAC 3,845,937 2,083,064 1,762,873
Bowling Green MAC 3,801,373 1,965,364 1,836,009
Arkansas State S-Belt 3,774,328 2,411,584 1,362,744
Buffalo MAC 3,770,915 1,594,148 2,176,767
Illinois State MVC 3,738,638 1,785,655 1,952,983
South Alabama S-Belt 3,729,858 1,860,692 1,869,166
Coastal Carolina S-Belt 3,698,931 1,332,696 2,366,235
UC Davis Big West 3,620,949 1,402,098 2,218,851
Texas State S-Belt 3,605,716 1,635,274 1,970,442
Wichita State AAC 3,594,970 2,619,391 975,579
Ball State MAC 3,594,591 1,656,686 1,937,905
Virginia Commonwealth A10 3,584,872 1,672,568 1,912,304
Montana State Big Sky 3,534,643 2,072,763 1,461,880
North Texas AAC 3,534,241 1,934,224 1,600,017
Georgia Southern S-Belt 3,498,556 1,823,720 1,674,836
South Dakota State Summit 3,437,344 2,360,895 1,076,449
Central Michigan MAC 3,431,106 1,897,249 1,533,857
Akron MAC 3,398,372 1,938,669 1,459,703
Troy S-Belt 3,345,141 1,550,273 1,794,868
Albany AM East 3,330,841 1,148,664 2,182,177
Northern Illinois MAC 3,239,821 1,635,199 1,604,622
Louisiana Tech CUSA 3,221,732 1,756,215 1,465,517
Southern Mississippi S-Belt 3,170,342 1,778,354 1,391,988
Stony Brook CAA 3,073,984 1,001,579 2,072,405
Louisiana - Monroe S-Belt 3,061,918 1,691,643 1,370,275
Nebraska at Omaha Summit 3,020,462 1,996,415 1,024,047
Western Kentucky CUSA 2,998,249 1,661,357 1,336,892
UNC Charlotte AAC 2,908,196 1,339,130 1,569,066
Missouri State MVC 2,903,144 1,561,301 1,341,843
Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo Big West 2,871,945 1,117,208 1,754,737
Vermont AM East 2,804,240 943,220 1,861,020
George Mason A10 2,772,172 1,016,569 1,755,603
Towson CAA 2,646,524 726,943 1,919,581
Kennesaw State CUSA 2,628,471 1,063,814 1,564,657
Maine AM East 2,599,602 944,748 1,654,854
Sacramento State Big Sky 2,590,384 1,038,576 1,551,808
Southern Illinois MVC 2,578,809 1,217,037 1,361,772
Sam Houston State CUSA 2,575,561 1,189,134 1,386,427
Idaho Big Sky 2,562,497 1,204,698 1,357,799
Northern Colorado Big Sky 2,510,875 905,773 1,605,102
South Dakota Summit 2,485,952 1,215,004 1,270,948
Lamar Southland 2,462,605 888,936 1,573,669
Southeastern Louisiana Southland 2,364,266 1,276,441 1,087,825
Eastern Kentucky ASUN 2,313,314 737,114 1,576,200
Northern Arizona Big Sky 2,281,307 862,849 1,418,458
Jackson State SWAC 2,273,492 1,710,239 563,253
Tennessee-Chattanooga Southern 2,231,572 776,450 1,455,122
Northern Iowa MVC 2,162,211 1,117,603 1,044,608
East Tennessee State Southern 2,158,917 936,084 1,222,833
Youngstown State Horizon 2,148,974 813,755 1,335,219
Florida A & M SWAC 2,132,064 1,164,151 967,913
Umass - Lowell AM East 2,124,442 489,561 1,634,881
Citadel Southern 2,118,550 864,898 1,253,652
Charleston CAA 2,055,115 763,461 1,291,654
Murray State MVC 2,034,440 775,774 1,258,666
UC Santa Barbara Big West 2,015,671 542,549 1,473,122
UC Irvine Big West 2,014,606 816,059 1,198,547
Alabama State SWAC 2,014,155 980,956 1,033,199
Idaho State Big Sky 2,010,061 715,268 1,294,793
McNeese State Southland 2,005,952 981,316 1,024,636
Central Arkansas ASUN 1,980,803 774,711 1,206,092
Southern Utah WAC 1,967,453 785,073 1,182,380
Jacksonville State CUSA 1,966,452 685,355 1,281,097
Indiana State MVC 1,958,612 566,074 1,392,538
Southern SWAC 1,943,114 1,104,043 839,071
Austin Peay ASUN 1,922,128 757,537 1,164,591
Tennessee Tech OVC 1,907,653 652,660 1,254,993
Weber State Big Sky 1,902,227 717,415 1,184,812
Illinois at Chicago MVC 1,878,423 482,843 1,395,580
Virginia Military Institute Southern 1,850,434 407,279 1,443,155
Oakland Horizon 1,848,802 641,990 1,206,812
Portland State Big Sky 1,839,022 547,767 1,291,255
Eastern Washington Big Sky 1,806,687 727,184 1,079,503
Binghamton AM East 1,778,814 578,281 1,200,533
Maryland- Baltimore Cty AM East 1,740,425 372,259 1,368,166
Texas Southern SWAC 1,711,759 791,590 920,169
Norfolk State MEAC 1,709,642 682,622 1,027,020
New Jersey Tech AM East 1,709,575 296,953 1,412,622
Tennessee-Martin OVC 1,666,774 553,861 1,112,913
Northwestern State Southland 1,638,519 598,064 1,040,455
Tarleton State WAC 1,629,366 537,109 1,092,257
Eastern Illinois OVC 1,628,704 663,195 965,509
Florida Gulf Coast ASUN 1,610,828 553,797 1,057,031
Morgan State MEAC 1,598,085 274,421 1,323,664
Long Beach State Big West 1,582,033 713,701 868,332
Stephen F Austin WAC 1,536,200 756,212 779,988
UC San Diego Big West 1,530,454 304,224 1,226,230
Western Carolina Southern 1,526,563 716,911 809,652
Prairie View A & M SWAC 1,522,419 719,340 803,079
Arkansas at Pine Bluff SWAC 1,520,867 935,762 585,105
North Florida ASUN 1,518,475 791,723 726,752
Southeast Missouri State OVC 1,514,747 551,935 962,812
Wisconsin-Milwaukee Horizon 1,493,053 357,111 1,135,942
Arkansas - Little Rock OVC 1,487,217 508,328 978,889
North Alabama ASUN 1,454,387 413,987 1,040,400
North Carolina Central MEAC 1,447,768 462,566 985,202
South Carolina State MEAC 1,440,858 723,365 717,493
Longwood Big South 1,437,265 254,828 1,182,437
Western Illinois OVC 1,435,319 525,919 909,400
Central Connecticut NEC 1,408,157 387,953 1,020,204
Texas at Arlington WAC 1,407,727 525,661 882,066
Alcorn State SWAC 1,395,531 641,989 753,542
Nicholls State Southland 1,391,367 621,088 770,279
Tennessee State OVC 1,388,881 440,530 948,351
Cal State Fullerton Big West 1,383,895 399,877 984,018
Alabama A & M SWAC 1,382,938 296,026 1,086,912
Missouri-Kansas City Summit 1,379,863 393,897 985,966
UNC Wilmington CAA 1,378,850 612,431 766,419
Delaware State MEAC 1,373,304 183,742 1,189,562
Grambling State SWAC 1,372,279 547,785 824,494
UC Riverside Big West 1,329,776 273,032 1,056,744
Utah Valley WAC 1,304,836 460,154 844,682
Texas A & M - Corpus Christi Southland 1,257,081 499,796 757,285
Utah Tech WAC 1,256,205 472,748 783,457
Cleveland State Horizon 1,243,128 392,925 850,203
Cal State - Bakersfield Big West 1,229,861 275,985 953,876
Southern Illinois - Edwardsville OVC 1,225,614 487,614 738,000
North Carolina A & T CAA 1,224,472 787,442 437,030
Cal State - Northridge Big West 1,195,154 215,514 979,640
Northern Kentucky Horizon 1,131,517 335,865 795,652
Texas Rio Grande Valley WAC 1,122,660 393,265 729,395
South Carolina - Upstate Big South 1,121,788 211,912 909,876
Radford Big South 1,092,263 387,604 704,659
UNC - Greensboro Southern 1,078,117 405,588 672,529
Indiana-Purdue Univ- Indianapolis Horizon 1,048,906 249,201 799,705
Morehead State OVC 1,004,710 412,777 591,933
Indiana-Purdue Univ- Fort Wayne Horizon 981,024 262,204 718,820
Wright State Horizon 972,807 377,255 595,552
Wisconsin-Green Bay Horizon 928,954 415,907 513,047
Maryland Eastern Shore MEAC 906,484 322,685 583,799
Chicago State NEC 840,204 117,312 722,892
UNC - Asheville Big South 831,835 312,744 519,091
Winthrop Big South 796,643 252,883 543,760
New Orleans Southland 768,020 150,024 617,996
Mississippi Valley State SWAC 688,935 350,632 338,303
Coppin State MEAC 613,619 267,449 346,170
The total impact above does not include each school’s share of the House v NCAA $ 2.8 billion settlement to current & former athletes. This settlement will be paid by a combination of direct NCAA payments ($ 1.1 billion) and withheld NCAA revenue sharing distributions ($ 1.665 billion) to schools over the next ten years – see the table below for details.
The wildcard here are the NIL Collectives. With the advent of the proposed revenue sharing model, the NCAA has indicated that it will step up enforcement of NIL collectives so that payments to athletes are only for true NIL, and that these entities are not used as vehicles to circumvent (and exceed) the forthcoming $ 20.5 million revenue sharing cap.
Most schools would prefer that donor funds currently flowing to collectives instead go directly to the schools, where they can be used for areas in most need and even help pay for a school’s revenue sharing commitment: i.e., schools should determine how donor funds are spent. Athletic department budgets would be healthier if schools did not have to compete with collectives for contributions from the same boosters. Intercollegiate competition would also be on a more level playing field, as there would be less opportunity for a rogue coach to gain an unfair recruiting advantage by using a collective to do an end-around the revenue sharing caps.
The above data includes public NCAA Division I colleges only, comprehensive private school data is not currently available. For our sources of information see our Methodology page.
Are Non-Power Conference Schools getting hosed in proposed House v NCAA settlement?
Under the proposed $ 2.8 billion House settlement, the NCAA will pay $ 1.1 billion directly from its reserve funds and the remaining $ 1.665 billion will be paid by schools via reduced NCAA income distributions over the next ten years. But the proposed allocation of the amount due from schools is receiving some justified criticism. Under the proposal, Power conference schools will be responsible for $ 675 million or about 40% and all other NCAA I schools will be responsible for $ 990 million or around 60%. The issue is that Power conference schools account for over 80% of athletic revenues while all other D1 schools account for less than 20%. At first glance this appears inequitable, because as a percentage of annual revenue, non-power schools are paying about 6 times more of the House settlement than Power 5 schools:
House V NCAA
Proposed Settlement# of
Schools
%Total
Per School
TotalPer School
AnnuallyAvr Annual
Revenue% paid
per year
Power Conference Schools 70 40% $ 675 million $ 9,642,857 $ 964,286 $ 100,420,042 1%
All Other NCAA I Schools 292 60% $ 990 million $ 3,390,411 $ 339,041 $ 5,445,470 6%
Total 362 $ 1.665 billion
The NCAA’s presumed position on this is that the proposed settlement allocation matches the sources of the revenue streams it distributes to schools, and what a school may have in other revenue is irrelevant. While this position is valid, whether it is truly equitable remains up for debate. The plaintiffs in House are all former Power conference athletes, and it’s not unreasonable to argue that it appears non-Power conference schools are being asked to pay for more than their fair share. Allocating the settlement instead to match school or conference revenues would result in all NCAA I schools paying about 2% of their annual revenue.
School support of Athletic Programs by Percentage:
There is a direct relationship between Athletic Department Revenues and what a school needs to internally contribute to support its athletic department. Schools with substantial revenues from ticket sales, booster contributions and TV contracts require little or no school support. But most Athletic Departments have limited outside revenue and must rely on school funds & student fees to a significant extent to support their athletic programs:
NCAA I Schools
Public Universities
Total AD
RevenueSchool &
Student %Ticket
SalesContributions Rights &
LicensingStudent
FeesSchool
FundsOther
Ohio State 251,615,345 0% 59,649,921 63,582,228 104,211,451 - 102,794 24,068,951
Texas 239,290,648 0% 57,543,166 77,974,073 94,128,116 - - 9,645,293
Alabama 214,365,357 8% 44,211,016 53,113,300 83,989,823 - 17,577,998 15,473,220
Michigan 210,652,287 0% 55,266,135 44,258,631 91,652,498 - 188,808 19,286,215
Georgia 203,048,566 2% 37,192,353 74,315,945 77,447,079 3,530,802 - 10,562,387
LSU 199,309,382 0% 46,594,942 75,929,827 71,943,756 - - 4,840,857
Texas A&M 193,139,619 0% 50,624,287 54,204,110 76,984,470 - - 11,326,752
Florida 190,417,139 3% 34,784,702 61,364,272 75,817,625 2,559,134 2,706,111 13,185,295
Penn State 181,227,448 0% 44,678,657 39,248,059 77,552,680 - - 19,748,052
Oklahoma 177,320,217 0% 46,977,771 43,180,134 69,875,826 - - 17,286,486
Auburn 174,568,442 9% 34,140,396 36,372,783 79,666,600 6,403,602 9,746,530 8,238,531
Michigan State 172,799,513 1% 25,178,673 54,135,871 76,017,850 - 1,658,948 15,808,171
Indiana 166,761,471 2% 21,278,997 61,660,023 77,770,033 - 2,708,975 3,343,443
Virginia 161,916,231 15% 15,114,983 62,646,969 52,059,542 15,833,065 8,635,778 7,625,894
Florida State 161,141,884 14% 18,773,797 42,279,406 65,815,245 8,691,672 13,597,540 11,984,224
Kentucky 159,079,024 0% 40,538,111 27,938,279 83,524,057 953 - 7,077,624
Clemson 158,283,618 4% 31,980,356 60,859,475 56,800,545 - 6,387,497 2,255,745
Tennessee 154,566,935 1% 35,110,289 35,483,274 78,312,542 1,000,000 204,849 4,455,981
Oregon 153,510,555 0% 24,357,945 40,282,784 66,910,945 - 530,816 21,428,065
Arkansas 152,513,755 1% 48,073,959 22,165,941 78,155,868 - 2,038,078 2,079,909
Iowa 151,483,092 0% 26,416,829 32,595,258 76,821,019 650,000 - 14,999,986
Wisconsin 150,100,977 7% 38,117,093 7,054,061 90,004,532 - 10,955,182 3,970,109
Louisville 146,225,965 4% 27,045,669 30,413,091 65,419,107 900,000 5,167,836 17,280,262
Illinois 145,735,330 7% 15,693,517 40,963,477 72,261,630 3,430,709 6,895,974 6,490,023
Washington 145,184,864 10% 29,198,790 28,037,008 63,795,509 - 15,082,998 9,070,559
Nebraska 143,423,944 0% 38,946,701 1,292,933 91,985,961 - - 11,198,349
South Carolina 142,210,807 4% 24,301,862 33,833,869 67,594,219 - 5,571,866 10,908,991
Missouri 141,157,028 9% 13,929,479 29,555,704 62,960,968 - 13,157,427 21,553,450
Minnesota 135,198,272 6% 19,252,536 24,382,112 75,284,862 - 7,986,732 8,292,030
Mississippi 133,557,937 4% 19,574,652 34,409,478 66,400,484 1,911,778 3,774,584 7,486,961
Arizona 124,353,539 25% 19,164,426 19,865,817 48,238,594 3,246,328 27,866,490 5,971,884
North Carolina 122,603,567 8% 30,224,001 20,615,893 56,571,395 7,864,743 1,738,279 5,589,256
Arizona State 121,079,615 19% 14,144,182 20,475,970 63,056,407 11,661,761 11,741,295 -
California 118,212,179 27% 8,073,384 15,856,430 51,682,270 444,374 30,952,340 11,203,381
Kansas 118,020,175 1% 17,933,864 27,261,662 63,118,649 - 1,516,194 8,189,806
Utah 115,719,266 12% 15,286,819 28,843,990 51,162,315 6,141,558 7,375,102 6,909,482
Purdue 115,139,432 0% 16,617,614 16,911,593 72,749,095 - - 8,861,130
Virginia Tech 113,000,052 13% 21,168,159 25,882,821 44,777,987 12,474,178 1,718,981 6,977,926
Iowa State 111,287,492 2% 22,909,710 23,036,374 52,409,992 1,847,367 - 11,084,049
Mississippi State 110,653,367 0% 16,737,350 22,612,228 67,589,159 - - 3,714,630
Texas Tech 110,154,695 5% 13,560,519 28,947,020 57,296,617 - 5,830,118 4,520,421
Rutgers 109,601,529 22% 13,049,333 9,005,919 58,432,406 12,835,080 11,199,216 5,079,575
Maryland 107,526,374 14% 12,735,792 9,990,560 62,761,705 11,963,920 3,288,610 6,785,787
Georgia Tech 106,635,094 11% 12,303,309 13,749,430 46,154,021 6,024,950 5,840,726 22,562,658
West Virginia 105,193,311 8% 18,763,866 14,672,758 57,310,556 3,387,649 5,500,000 5,558,482
Oklahoma State 104,404,398 12% 12,882,021 19,600,676 54,534,792 75,606 12,934,006 4,377,297
UCLA 103,061,344 3% 17,494,361 18,522,470 56,455,535 2,517,213 60,000 8,011,765
North Carolina State 102,387,569 7% 21,214,362 14,899,856 56,060,166 7,010,316 1,311 3,201,558
Kansas State 100,822,204 0% 15,221,310 28,109,188 52,734,038 - - 4,757,668
Connecticut 99,041,960 56% 9,747,824 13,614,837 16,738,811 6,534,945 49,356,205 3,049,338
Colorado 94,873,830 13% 19,175,198 13,302,241 45,363,772 1,504,264 10,385,119 5,143,236
Central Florida 89,228,205 55% 5,782,943 14,350,681 17,004,491 23,224,972 25,570,927 3,294,191
Washington State 85,028,825 18% 9,299,636 10,274,202 45,003,702 1,275,107 14,088,596 5,087,582
Oregon State 83,480,015 13% 9,447,886 9,800,013 50,863,950 2,656,329 8,465,812 2,246,025
Cincinnati 83,344,028 32% 9,631,998 14,613,858 21,577,341 - 26,913,237 10,607,594
Houston 78,088,086 62% 5,191,579 7,575,763 12,951,912 8,513,075 39,938,875 3,916,882
Air Force 76,587,462 68% 4,194,959 5,902,630 10,015,668 404,865 51,393,212 4,676,128
San Diego State 65,897,302 43% 5,624,459 19,677,856 10,142,470 13,030,308 15,495,491 1,926,718
Nevada-Las Vegas 64,243,413 38% 7,034,986 9,836,550 14,041,977 5,868,321 18,787,735 8,673,844
Memphis 62,174,875 48% 10,253,609 5,778,343 15,285,719 7,872,383 21,999,945 984,876
Colorado State 61,263,230 46% 4,742,234 10,994,149 14,126,395 5,965,065 22,262,693 3,172,694
James Madison 57,800,447 81% 3,564,462 3,784,335 3,218,630 45,485,307 1,555,425 192,288
South Florida 56,110,830 51% 6,485,854 7,118,757 12,583,285 17,173,584 11,356,297 1,393,053
East Carolina 54,964,121 44% 5,807,897 11,764,013 12,458,632 14,544,931 9,670,435 718,213
Fresno State 54,124,579 43% 5,914,738 6,879,783 11,388,888 4,374,784 18,877,397 6,688,989
Massachusetts 53,639,818 78% 1,626,956 2,899,096 3,020,712 10,264,102 31,455,609 4,373,343
Old Dominion 53,419,653 59% 2,493,640 12,044,609 2,355,747 31,258,633 - 5,267,024
Boise State 50,569,147 33% 7,226,105 9,601,581 15,425,015 3,761,925 12,832,861 1,721,660
Wyoming 50,255,884 42% 4,084,611 10,678,818 9,756,593 1,948,214 18,952,221 4,835,427
Hawaii 49,422,827 59% 1,950,230 4,449,768 10,447,079 1,685,517 27,678,753 3,211,480
Nevada 47,946,637 48% 7,325,678 4,846,753 8,845,838 2,703,999 20,505,326 3,719,043
Georgia State 45,666,910 60% 606,809 4,146,278 5,432,438 20,950,989 6,506,074 8,024,322
Coastal Carolina 45,443,779 85% 1,306,549 930,579 4,373,817 5,348,195 33,107,295 377,344
New Mexico 44,881,065 42% 4,510,754 6,298,218 9,839,712 3,690,912 14,950,688 5,590,781
North Texas 44,477,324 75% 1,337,778 2,358,524 4,815,302 13,251,782 20,075,091 2,638,847
California-Davis 44,275,782 80% 773,182 2,420,219 3,078,019 25,502,413 9,979,976 2,521,973
Virginia Commonwealth 43,201,616 75% 2,132,585 3,360,240 4,715,650 23,602,752 8,636,043 754,346
Utah State 43,157,838 56% 2,718,827 6,479,715 6,679,716 4,508,014 19,833,536 2,938,030
Charlotte 41,261,880 66% 1,628,183 7,930,445 2,731,955 21,484,274 5,760,205 1,726,818
Florida International 41,043,885 73% 774,837 624,176 5,987,242 24,120,200 5,841,771 3,695,659
Buffalo 40,192,255 79% 1,010,239 1,110,824 4,149,105 10,002,577 21,832,726 2,086,784
Marshall 39,338,519 59% 2,946,763 5,954,274 4,373,063 6,775,000 16,473,630 2,815,789
Florida Atlantic 39,201,524 58% 1,112,409 6,848,265 2,321,971 13,950,403 8,934,385 6,034,091
Western Michigan 39,162,014 67% 1,460,058 3,571,926 4,494,087 - 26,309,236 3,326,707
South Alabama 39,119,983 74% 1,176,270 1,739,840 4,178,556 8,386,199 20,536,254 3,102,864
San Jose State 39,030,222 61% 608,561 5,485,303 7,753,590 8,789,866 14,830,300 1,562,602
Central Michigan 39,002,244 71% 682,078 2,639,042 4,107,499 - 27,739,345 3,834,280
Appalachian State 38,542,661 49% 5,407,791 6,307,299 6,152,978 14,003,740 4,708,839 1,962,014
Alabama at Birmingham 38,351,074 63% 2,306,791 5,243,833 3,953,927 7,730,425 16,420,577 2,695,521
Texas-San Antonio 38,183,028 63% 3,315,102 3,124,221 4,225,178 14,049,104 9,815,784 3,653,639
Miami (Ohio) 38,076,046 69% 745,947 2,918,375 4,539,330 17,096,904 9,212,250 3,563,240
Texas State 37,288,587 73% 1,191,968 2,453,012 4,799,943 18,924,463 8,478,050 1,441,151
California Polytechnic 37,134,737 74% 640,595 4,710,491 2,377,264 9,312,245 18,033,782 2,060,360
Stony Brook 37,027,808 86% 572,319 792,687 2,271,898 9,718,977 21,963,512 1,708,415
Sacramento State 35,893,960 85% 294,297 691,505 2,285,654 9,286,571 21,195,083 2,140,850
Middle Tennessee 35,614,512 71% 906,239 1,639,857 6,746,109 8,803,466 16,319,199 1,199,642
Toledo 35,602,789 61% 1,933,429 3,714,483 5,553,038 9,452,822 12,327,968 2,621,049
George Mason 35,162,841 78% 617,434 3,109,559 3,360,862 21,517,542 5,914,970 642,474
Western Kentucky 35,142,710 70% 2,281,717 3,015,146 4,297,084 3,262,101 21,313,841 972,821
Binghamton 34,835,289 61% 186,645 11,057,965 1,688,822 8,764,675 12,384,097 753,085
Troy 33,355,524 74% 778,536 1,571,210 3,109,159 821,841 23,915,778 3,159,000
Texas-El Paso 33,131,210 59% 2,318,851 3,495,870 6,014,844 7,874,846 11,677,160 1,749,639
New Hampshire 33,102,605 74% 1,478,024 2,097,522 3,632,289 13,315,230 11,273,183 1,306,357
Eastern Michigan 33,040,581 67% 771,271 3,181,680 4,569,264 - 22,129,655 2,388,711
Louisiana-Lafayette 33,021,554 54% 2,411,959 5,405,641 5,338,946 482,460 17,338,935 2,043,613
Kennesaw State 32,970,444 81% 635,600 1,571,272 3,213,663 15,264,355 11,299,298 986,256
Arkansas State 32,376,515 47% 1,178,133 6,169,644 4,316,767 6,274,431 8,970,695 5,466,845
Rhode Island 31,993,515 77% 1,281,600 2,135,704 3,469,698 - 24,593,744 512,769
William & Mary 30,941,310 55% 773,522 4,909,072 2,225,450 15,805,578 1,134,287 6,093,401
North Dakota 30,859,877 48% 5,874,403 3,877,419 3,499,669 3,083,815 11,693,936 2,830,635
Georgia Southern 30,700,262 63% 1,999,550 3,138,595 4,354,551 9,109,539 10,162,490 1,935,537
Akron 30,498,496 65% 552,228 1,713,256 3,996,321 - 19,973,110 4,263,581
New Mexico State 30,350,192 62% 1,465,012 2,672,691 2,541,512 3,501,004 15,264,972 4,905,001
Missouri State 29,915,772 61% 1,064,588 4,478,299 2,526,087 3,274,918 15,065,732 3,506,148
Illinois State 29,899,837 70% 1,426,063 903,259 2,976,597 10,830,469 10,049,494 3,713,955
Ohio 29,335,290 66% 1,234,040 1,865,575 5,090,423 - 19,276,584 1,868,668
North Dakota State 29,295,443 32% 5,961,999 6,636,653 4,970,904 1,378,132 8,131,877 2,215,878
Montana 28,970,312 35% 6,183,720 7,006,574 3,553,708 1,008,859 9,036,783 2,180,668
California-San Diego 28,899,588 93% 195,457 570,247 184,899 24,427,315 2,519,189 1,002,481
Ball State 28,804,851 69% 795,202 1,280,729 3,697,833 12,545,600 7,448,130 3,037,357
Louisiana Tech 28,693,958 56% 1,136,506 4,712,014 5,317,772 - 15,999,149 1,528,517
Wichita State 28,611,561 33% 4,713,121 7,289,251 5,242,024 4,271,768 5,144,218 1,951,179
Kent State 28,605,618 59% 313,217 661,531 4,189,872 11,562,384 5,295,751 6,582,863
Towson 28,568,909 81% 265,996 2,238,250 2,692,954 17,872,941 5,153,431 345,337
Southern Mississippi 28,361,867 51% 3,324,383 5,804,423 2,167,192 9,372,477 5,101,541 2,591,851
Albany 27,295,306 78% 406,713 823,500 1,946,257 7,422,081 13,828,527 2,868,228
Montana State 26,410,575 45% 4,436,089 5,016,777 3,562,002 2,125,688 9,846,462 1,423,557
Nebraska-Omaha 25,890,688 62% 2,633,319 750,509 4,082,815 3,186,679 12,878,888 2,358,478
Northern Arizona 25,750,579 82% 527,901 710,038 2,262,993 2,872,609 18,245,889 1,131,149
Bowling Green 25,573,967 54% 1,201,307 2,880,313 4,286,911 13,335,180 425,000 3,445,256
South Dakota State 25,570,541 48% 4,513,665 2,571,951 4,112,668 2,890,832 9,376,419 2,105,006
Maine 25,063,461 77% 929,590 1,521,645 1,783,723 - 19,247,506 1,580,997
California-Irvine 24,937,907 82% 349,927 861,683 1,310,951 5,046,016 15,320,849 2,048,481
Maryland-Baltimore Cty 23,488,196 92% 154,368 278,247 906,800 11,581,776 9,936,087 630,918
Wisconsin-Milwaukee 23,311,589 89% 180,191 865,649 1,194,392 12,490,850 8,331,857 248,650
Stephen F. Austin 23,217,377 76% 558,338 2,044,898 1,330,850 - 17,735,154 1,548,137
College of Charleston 23,201,574 77% 958,022 1,956,787 981,047 13,516,600 4,257,911 1,531,207
Vermont 23,196,348 74% 1,179,692 1,738,983 2,020,058 4,111,787 13,058,213 1,087,615
Idaho 23,013,225 63% 400,758 2,926,065 1,752,997 1,716,896 12,894,366 3,322,143
Massachusetts-Lowell 22,547,158 87% 476,983 643,444 1,196,951 - 19,678,437 551,343
Northern Colorado 22,439,916 63% 522,402 4,219,019 1,837,606 2,020,321 12,083,427 1,757,141
South Dakota 22,184,268 62% 1,229,582 2,864,991 3,229,226 3,006,672 10,789,861 1,063,936
Northern Illinois 22,177,045 55% 495,563 2,584,389 3,688,750 6,860,923 5,299,012 3,248,408
East Tennessee State 22,173,333 64% 886,468 3,655,653 2,085,475 5,745,721 8,517,030 1,282,986
California State-Fullerton 21,983,747 89% 443,686 601,648 1,000,765 8,067,081 11,497,397 373,170
California-Santa Barbara 21,720,136 79% 231,232 2,026,121 1,362,010 2,488,031 14,739,852 872,890
Sam Houston State 21,690,534 70% 307,512 1,144,673 1,852,117 10,006,182 5,134,526 3,245,524
Long Beach State 21,434,487 78% 827,845 1,394,216 1,156,484 4,241,914 12,554,262 1,259,766
California State-Northridge 21,090,545 94% 38,107 365,991 651,737 5,598,772 14,146,173 289,765
Tennessee-Chattanooga 21,051,127 71% 803,128 2,538,909 1,105,026 5,433,242 9,549,656 1,621,166
New Jersey Tech 20,660,097 93% 26,502 94,347 802,989 2,852,362 16,363,601 520,296
Jacksonville State 20,288,342 77% 281,617 1,642,052 1,254,865 1,078,248 14,452,794 1,578,766
Eastern Kentucky 19,440,010 79% 296,858 686,101 1,886,889 - 15,403,393 1,166,769
Louisiana-Monroe 19,119,368 53% 623,091 1,250,898 3,340,331 215,971 9,963,214 3,725,863
Lamar 18,882,235 72% 475,090 1,256,233 2,601,383 3,182,629 10,402,754 964,146
Southern Illinois 18,739,324 59% 1,074,469 2,115,288 3,655,346 5,477,846 5,614,203 802,172
Indiana State 18,656,224 71% 348,145 2,843,032 1,516,538 11,154,554 2,085,573 708,382
Murray State 18,597,756 74% 1,273,984 1,218,979 1,799,008 3,289,745 10,562,786 453,254
North Carolina Greensboro 18,432,746 82% 131,664 1,540,395 939,643 10,486,476 4,562,292 772,276
Tarleton State 18,308,489 81% 604,450 1,107,151 935,421 10,740,331 4,019,601 901,535
Citadel 18,209,217 60% 1,817,148 3,422,750 1,531,294 7,003,245 3,851,866 582,914
Illinois-Chicago 18,193,225 85% 102,727 598,252 1,446,503 9,428,752 5,971,479 645,512
Southern 18,190,798 72% 2,135,959 - 1,779,099 3,396,386 9,776,037 1,103,317
Texas-Arlington 17,996,376 82% 270,856 834,042 1,378,590 5,435,482 9,337,485 739,921
Utah Valley 17,816,209 83% 224,785 939,767 1,211,393 4,550,406 10,234,426 655,432
Youngstown State 17,773,160 73% 417,712 1,077,787 2,190,161 - 12,996,486 1,091,014
California-Riverside 17,692,802 91% 54,951 408,113 647,565 2,519,212 13,524,423 538,538
Austin Peay 17,641,703 74% 417,101 1,125,807 1,924,946 3,369,931 9,702,614 1,101,304
Oakland 17,619,216 77% 222,065 1,144,397 1,612,651 - 13,556,681 1,083,422
Northern Iowa 17,603,463 53% 1,135,780 3,151,870 3,200,049 1,861,917 7,509,663 744,184
Florida Gulf Coast 17,583,497 64% 825,822 3,783,182 1,102,711 7,065,391 4,217,664 588,727
Tennessee Tech 17,547,092 81% 276,908 360,036 1,545,152 5,342,885 8,877,535 1,144,576
Central Arkansas 17,502,833 78% 481,200 304,365 1,781,947 5,093,498 8,583,556 1,258,267
Southern Utah 17,259,008 76% 242,198 595,972 1,548,431 1,820,517 11,274,004 1,777,886
California State-Bakersfield 17,216,224 85% 406,260 1,287,619 848,219 4,154,106 10,520,020 -
Portland State 16,839,891 83% 233,398 419,000 1,248,562 3,115,627 10,815,416 1,007,888
Northern Kentucky 16,467,014 82% 242,279 1,415,137 827,133 - 13,525,219 457,246
Western Carolina 16,396,597 69% 316,317 1,782,909 1,463,506 6,795,831 4,559,169 1,478,865
North Carolina A&T 16,372,030 78% 1,257,381 22,350 1,436,732 9,479,012 3,291,387 885,168
Delaware State 16,211,290 92% 201,650 429,097 498,541 - 14,947,002 135,000
Texas-Rio Grande Valley 16,091,645 84% 279,567 803,803 952,698 9,757,190 3,743,083 555,304
Central Connecticut 16,043,570 85% 47,085 690,684 667,070 - 13,589,462 1,049,269
North Carolina Wilmington 15,989,714 73% 652,718 1,511,099 1,294,293 10,833,489 861,349 836,766
VMI 15,960,931 45% 297,659 6,892,834 514,917 6,478,842 737,987 1,038,692
Norfolk State 15,929,886 77% 325,150 525,484 1,786,615 8,296,369 4,005,206 991,062
Tennessee State 15,883,556 81% 276,808 982,008 644,638 3,111,739 9,787,401 1,080,962
Radford 15,848,430 82% 80,867 1,105,489 1,149,874 9,282,614 3,698,492 531,094
Weber State 15,842,365 69% 617,398 1,652,090 1,703,914 2,520,891 8,408,408 939,664
Southeastern Louisiana 14,876,169 56% 755,181 808,974 3,375,693 2,270,771 5,994,420 1,671,130
North Florida 14,783,497 65% 235,804 1,631,279 2,183,793 8,166,493 1,386,982 1,179,146
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 14,616,970 81% 210,723 510,632 1,189,363 5,345,796 6,488,743 871,713
Alabama State 14,550,273 65% 1,105,382 651,466 1,358,584 - 9,439,916 1,994,925
Tennessee-Martin 14,461,961 69% 132,377 1,966,438 1,727,254 1,816,783 8,161,190 657,919
Utah Tech 14,348,736 80% 156,801 727,627 394,122 1,683,857 9,788,396 1,597,933
Prairie View A&M 14,322,177 76% 484,351 181,741 1,373,443 2,995,463 7,875,247 1,411,932
Cleveland State 14,140,486 83% 213,684 628,211 805,306 10,924,312 801,942 767,031
Alabama A&M 14,006,086 90% 593,074 - - 506,977 12,153,535 752,500
North Alabama 13,788,806 75% 312,542 1,533,933 889,666 - 10,373,112 679,553
Arkansas-Little Rock 13,734,051 73% 307,167 1,350,070 1,253,626 2,988,439 7,084,959 749,790
McNeese State 13,623,100 51% 897,853 2,263,340 2,095,720 610,162 6,289,072 1,466,953
Northwestern State La 13,505,438 68% 215,433 1,583,122 1,611,468 1,812,500 7,391,343 891,572
Texas Southern 13,362,715 72% 507,870 125,073 1,524,779 2,529,947 7,109,559 1,565,487
Purdue Fort Wayne 13,300,194 82% 78,078 1,221,081 662,365 1,836,101 9,051,175 451,394
South Carolina State 13,271,355 73% 601,290 334,871 1,360,612 1,105,499 8,542,964 1,326,119
Florida A&M 13,172,315 60% 1,822,630 - 675,907 3,959,411 3,921,307 2,793,060
Eastern Washington 12,886,340 70% 1,247,729 586,273 1,118,960 1,650,000 7,344,686 938,692
Eastern Illinois 12,837,153 68% 113,384 1,069,914 1,627,490 1,538,745 7,213,970 1,273,650
Jackson State 12,821,652 39% 4,608,925 - 1,215,491 3,547,840 1,500,000 1,949,396
Southeast Missouri State 12,807,771 77% 410,833 454,580 1,450,577 976,207 8,868,188 647,386
Missouri-Kansas City 12,337,892 81% 113,867 511,386 1,076,675 1,310,855 8,725,212 599,897
Longwood 12,319,728 82% 74,200 1,113,279 620,768 8,376,084 1,672,057 463,340
Idaho State 12,137,163 67% 256,597 748,727 1,343,715 1,744,850 6,392,369 1,650,905
Morehead State 11,639,966 81% 74,897 292,915 1,002,396 - 9,470,790 798,968
Winthrop 11,409,622 83% 106,692 775,149 576,543 5,995,591 3,489,416 466,231
Grambling State 11,378,552 74% 763,192 477,828 296,640 1,125,899 7,284,894 1,430,099
North Carolina Central 11,339,477 77% 507,307 556,171 841,768 4,869,411 3,811,324 753,496
Southern Illinois Edwardsville 11,204,485 75% 122,988 531,851 1,517,102 5,269,209 3,186,998 576,337
Morgan State 11,126,282 83% 183,362 695,248 303,028 8,241,647 942,017 760,980
Wright State 11,046,655 77% 348,062 823,201 908,868 - 8,508,660 457,864
Nicholls State 10,961,304 60% 201,127 1,518,178 1,120,832 2,601,574 4,018,423 1,501,170
Indiana-Purdue Indianapolis 10,289,130 88% 78,614 107,330 976,608 3,193,461 5,855,606 77,511
Western Illinois 10,066,267 72% 87,498 450,191 1,306,058 2,513,576 4,711,958 996,986
Wisconsin-Green Bay 9,500,254 65% 389,835 1,389,347 1,108,822 1,607,992 4,612,430 391,828
South Carolina Upstate 8,941,784 86% 13,409 267,920 383,759 3,745,547 3,965,081 566,068
North Carolina Asheville 8,720,475 71% 45,071 1,140,209 826,569 2,400,409 3,758,292 549,925
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 8,650,669 51% 433,375 - 594,814 1,522,733 2,874,473 3,225,274
Chicago State 8,001,394 93% 10,000 - 2,099 517,123 6,951,034 521,138
Maryland-Eastern Shore 7,875,993 81% 37,203 - 871,146 2,168,717 4,240,526 558,401
Alcorn State 6,159,503 53% 223,822 - 504,074 1,099,871 2,141,500 2,190,236
Coppin State 4,091,289 58% 32,468 509,680 428,484 1,665,340 700,592 754,725
Mississippi Valley State 4,040,925 59% 209,026 48,114 492,247 620,076 1,778,954 892,508
New Orleans 2,526,887 73% 129,273 - 552,654 1,278,662 566,298 -
The emergence of revenue sharing & NIL collectives is going to substantially widen the already large financial gap between big revenue schools and everyone else. The NCAA is in a very difficult situation, while it truly strives to have member schools compete fairly, settlement of the ongoing anti-trust cases may require that competitive equity be sacrificed. However, athletics is key part of the college experience. It’s important that the necessary steps be taken to maintain as level of a playing field as possible between all NCAA I schools.
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Statistics compiled & edited by Patrick O’Rourke, CPA Washington, DC 