Ncaa athletic programs that make a profit
Athletics departments that make more than they spend still a minority | belucydyret.web.fc2.com - The Official Site of the NCAA
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Find out how much athletic departments make from ticket sales, playing in away games, donations, media rights and other sources compared to what they spend on recruiting, tuition, travel, coaches' pay and more. The money categories are just highlights from athletic departments' financials, so they won't add up to the totals at the end.
Where a school or other source did not provide information, the field is blank.
Jim Moran says only 20 colleges make a profit from sports | PolitiFact Virginia
Money from playing at other colleges DONATIONS: TV, radio, Internet broadcast deals BRANDING: These are for the fiscal year ending in ESPN requested the forms from all colleges in the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision under state and federal public records laws.
Private colleges and others not subject to those laws declined to release their forms.
College athletic departments are taking in more money than ever – and spending it just as fast | The Washington Post
In those cases, ESPN filled in some of the blanks using financial information that public and private schools are required to provide to the U. Department of Education Office of Postsecondary Education.
Jim Moran says only 20 colleges make a profit from sports | PolitiFact Virginia
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