America East Schools – NIL & Revenue Sharing

America East Conference
Schools 2026-27
Basketball
Conference
Football
Conference
Athletic
Budget ($)
AlbanyAmerica EastCoastal24,549,745
BinghamptonAmerica East-23,878,345
BryantAmerica EastCoastal28,476,424
MaineAmerica EastCoastal22,438,557
New HampshireAmerica EastCoastal44,558,664
NJITAmerica East-19,496,245
UMass LowellAmerica East-24,927,009
UMBCAmerica East-21,048,173
VermontAmerica East-25,937,579
Total Members9

Estimated NCAA Revenue Sharing 2026-27: America East Conference Schools

Based on estimated average operating revenue of around $ 4.5 million per school, revenue sharing using the 22% NCAA benchmark results in an average of about $ 1 million per school. Revenue sharing is optional, schools may pay any amount as long as total payments do not exceed $ 21.3 million, and schools can also opt out of revenue sharing entirely. Revenue sharing does not include any third-party NIL athlete compensation.

EADA Operating Expenses: America East Conference Schools 2022-25

Per EADA (aka Title IX) reporting, average 2025 athletic department operating costs were $ 26 million for America East schools, a 20% increase in expenses over a 3-year span:

Athletic Department
Expenses 2022-25 *
Basketball
Conference
Football
Conference
FY 2025 ($)FY 2024 ($)FY 2023 ($)FY 2022 ($)3-Year %
Increase
AlbanyAmerica EastCoastal24,549,74522,862,96921,504,44721,102,75816%
BinghamtonAmerica East-23,878,34522,955,75820,458,33920,116,51619%
BryantAmerica EastCoastal28,476,42427,042,22824,327,30323,746,91320%
MaineAmerica EastCoastal22,438,55720,148,24126,711,49624,213,545-7%
New HampshireAmerica EastCoastal44,558,66434,986,71935,261,61731,245,48843%
NJITAmerica East-19,496,24518,976,62117,054,17514,921,58631%
UMass LowellAmerica East-24,927,00923,303,62822,401,38322,227,85812%
UMBCAmerica East-21,048,17319,640,59017,652,79316,646,70726%
VermontAmerica East-25,937,57923,613,40022,523,19921,185,59922%
Average per School ($)926,145,63823,725,57323,099,41721,711,88620%

* Expenses per Equity in Athletics Act (EADA) annual reporting. EADA differs from NCAA reporting with the primary difference being that EADA reporting does not require disclosure of payments made for athletic facilities debt service and leases.  Consequently, EADA reporting typically results in lower annual expenses than NCAA reporting at most schools. See our methodology page for more detail and disclosures.

 


We didn’t just make this stuff up … see our page on methodology and sources of information.  Questions on our data? Contact us at: NIL-NCAA.com  Statistics compiled & edited by Patrick O’Rourke CPA, Washington, DC