Here is a PennLive article from last year providing the revenue figures for every P5 football program from the 2019/20 fiscal year, the most recent numbers available that were not impacted by Covid. Keep these in mind when discussing potential expansion candidates as the Big Ten and SEC will be looking for schools that can net them $100M annually. A few notable schools:
- West Virginia had the lowest revenue generated ($19.2M) of all Power 5 schools
- Pitt finished 55th, coming in at $37.9M a year after our first ACC Championship appearance
- The three PAC-12 schools most talked about so far came in at #50 (Stanford, $40.9M), #18 (Oregon, $77.6M) and #13 (Washington, $91.7M)
- Meanwhile, notable ACC schools included North Carolina (#41, $48.7M), Virginia Tech (#38, $50.3M), Miami (#29, $59.5M), Clemson (#24, $63.1M), and Florida State (#19, $71.1M)
- The Big Ten’s latest additions, UCLA and USC, finished 56th ($37.5M) and 33rd ($53.4M)
- Unsurprisingly, Notre Dame came in at 8th with $97.9M
- West Virginia had the lowest revenue generated ($19.2M) of all Power 5 schools
- Pitt finished 55th, coming in at $37.9M a year after our first ACC Championship appearance
- The three PAC-12 schools most talked about so far came in at #50 (Stanford, $40.9M), #18 (Oregon, $77.6M) and #13 (Washington, $91.7M)
- Meanwhile, notable ACC schools included North Carolina (#41, $48.7M), Virginia Tech (#38, $50.3M), Miami (#29, $59.5M), Clemson (#24, $63.1M), and Florida State (#19, $71.1M)
- The Big Ten’s latest additions, UCLA and USC, finished 56th ($37.5M) and 33rd ($53.4M)
- Unsurprisingly, Notre Dame came in at 8th with $97.9M