Revenues by school.......

[gw2kpro]

http://sports.usatoday.com/ncaa/finances/

The SEC and BIG are doing OK.

Really brings into focus why Nebraska left the B12.

Wait till the new TV deal kicks in for the BIG.

 

[TarheelHuskerFan_rivals]

That was 2015/2016.
I wonder where we are now?

 

[Hoosker Du]

This is for 2016, still prior to our additional share from the B1G, which kicked in for 2017. In this article, we are 4th in football revenue in the B1G, behind Ohio State, Michigan, and Penn State. After signing with Adidas for much more, and our additional share, I would guess we are in the Top 18 or 17 now.

http://www.businessinsider.com/scho...-11/#27-university-of-virginia-1006-million-1

 

[HUSKERFAN66]

So how much did it go up this ywar

 

[davecisar]

So how much did it go up this ywar

About $25,000,000

 

[NU_FTW]

That was 2015/2016.
I wonder where we are now?

at min 30+M higher, that was when our B1G was only giving us 22m with the new addidas deal plus full B1G share we should be in the 150m range now

 

[Hoosker Du]

at min 30+M higher, that was when our B1G was only giving us 22m with the new addidas deal plus full B1G share we should be in the 150m range now

So...we're going to go from $110 mil. in 2016 to $150 mil. in 2017? A $40 mil increase in one year? That would be very surprising to me.

 

[davecisar]

The big 10 tv payout got Nebraska $3,000,000 more in 2017 and $24,500,000 more in 2018 so about $27,500,000 bump over 2016

 

[NU_FTW]

So...we're going to go from $110 mil. in 2016 to $150 mil. in 2017? A $40 mil increase in one year? That would be very surprising to me.

Not as big of a stretch as you may think. It was reported B1G schools should get about 50m each this year. now that we are full revenue that is a 28m jump. The adidas cash flow deal is an increase of 2.5m that puts us at a solid 140m alone and i would imagine all other revenue is due to increase as well. i would say easily 140-150m range.