With more than $225 million in operating expenses and operating revenue, Ohio State led the country in both categories in FY22. @andybackstrom uses #KnightNewhouseData to take a look at the Buckeyes’ finances for @on3sports.
Ohio State’s $252 million in operating revenue ranked highest among nearly 50 public Division I schools, writes @alastairtalbot in @MailSport. #KnightNewhouseData show most of the top revenue-generating schools coming from the SEC and Big Ten.
Ohio State led the way for 49 public schools reporting more than $100 million in operating revenue. @amandachristovichh has the details on Power Five schools’ generating the most money in @FOS. #KnightNewhouseData
Kentucky’s revenue and expenses put it among the tops in the country in FY22 but in the middle of the pack in the SEC. Using #KnightNewhouseData, @ryanablack reports on the Wildcats’ finances in the @sports_cj.
New #KnightNewhouseData collected with @usatodaysports shows the SEC and Big Ten far outpacing their Power Five peers in operating revenue. @AdamDubbin looks at the widening gap as the public schools in each conference combined to top $2 billion in FY22.
Texas doesn’t join the SEC for another year, but the money the Longhorns rake in and spend has them on Alabama coach Nick Saban’s mind. Using #KnightNewhouseData, @btoppmeyer looks at UT’s financial dominance as it prepares to leave the Big 12.
Each year, @NewhouseSU and USA TODAY collect NCAA revenue and expense reports from more than 230 Division I public school athletic departments. Revenue and expense data for FY22 is now available. #KnightNewhouseData
The SEC and Big Ten continue to outpace other Power Five conferences, @byberkowitz reports in @usatodaysports. In FY22, operating revenues at public schools in each conference combined to top $2 billion. #KnightNewhouseData
