The two schools with the highest recruiting budgets

o_dawgnabit

All-American
Oct 13, 2016
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Guess we need to be selling our wife’s boyfriend’s prosthetic leg for more donation money to our recruiting budget
 

Mobile Bay

All-Conference
Jul 26, 2020
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So far it's looking like the two big schools in Texas have the lead there.
 

anon1787432961

Heisman
Mar 4, 2008
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Official budgets also hint at unofficial budgets. Both of these schools are well over 25 million in four year planning. Alabama has no budget limit. None.
 
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PirateDawg

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That is the reported budget. UGA pales in comparison to the Boosters Budget. The day after NIL is announced Saban goes public with Young's almost $1M NIL deal. Deal was done well ahead of that so you can see the amount of money coming from their Boosters.
 

BigDawg0074

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Oct 12, 2016
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That is the reported budget. UGA pales in comparison to the Boosters Budget. The day after NIL is announced Saban goes public with Young's almost $1M NIL deal. Deal was done well ahead of that so you can see the amount of money coming from their Boosters.

Yeah that sumbitch was acting like “aw shucks, is it good or not” about that $1million but everyone knows it was him advertising how much Bammies can make.
 

Dawgzilla

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That is the reported budget. UGA pales in comparison to the Boosters Budget. The day after NIL is announced Saban goes public with Young's almost $1M NIL deal. Deal was done well ahead of that so you can see the amount of money coming from their Boosters.

I don't have time to research every company's ties to Alabama, but Bryce Young has sponsorship deals with Cash App, Leaf, Onyx, Studio Wildcard, and Logan's Roadhouse, to name just a few. These are national brands, and it seems unlikely they are jyst throwing booster money at Alabama's QB.

Young is represented by CAA talent agency, so most of his deals are probably legit endorsement deals.
 

coachnorm

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I believe it is Stanford because that School supports its football thru the schools general fund. Stanford is a private organization and funds its departments at its own discretion. Remember when Stanford started demolition of its stadium the evening of its last game in November and had a new complete stadium the following September. That stadium was not funded by an athletic department.
 

Smoked Toag

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Do any of you think that something has changed from 30 years ago? Especially regarding Texas and Texas A&M??
 
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