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re: USA Today: Top revenue programs
Posted on 5/15/12 at 6:45 pm to Crompdaddy8
Posted on 5/15/12 at 6:45 pm to Crompdaddy8
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Combined, the SEC’s schools have spent $5,595,974,982 on athletics since 2006
Rank School 2006-2001 Expense Increase %Growth
1 Alabama 44,431,191 73.2%
2 Auburn 37,248,665 58.8%
3 Arkansas 30,655,994 62.9%
4 Florida 28,492,057 36.2%
5 S. Carolina 27,427,362 51.6%
6 Tennessee 27,015,247 38.2%
7 LSU 26,580,935 40.7%
8 Miss. State 25,792,479 99.9%
9 Kentucky 25,288,661 43.9%
10 Georgia 18,530,901 29.7%
11 Ole Miss 17,696,353 60.1%
12 Texas A&M 16,851,269 27.4%
13 Missouri 8,103,177 14.4%
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Posted on 5/15/12 at 6:54 pm to Alahunter
UF's UAA has given $61M back to the University since 1990. $6M was given back in 2010 and I believe $1M was given back last year. That's $7M in two years for the Vol and Arky fans.
If you take out student fees of $5M over those two years that's $2M returned. I don't know why you would take out student fees though.
Student fees are listed as $1.8M in Women's athletic fees, 0.65M in General Athletic Fees, and .032M in Golf course fees collected.
Women. Geez.
Not too shaby.
Also, the financial report doesn't show any revenues from the State of Florida.
If you take out student fees of $5M over those two years that's $2M returned. I don't know why you would take out student fees though.
Student fees are listed as $1.8M in Women's athletic fees, 0.65M in General Athletic Fees, and .032M in Golf course fees collected.
Women. Geez.
Not too shaby.
Also, the financial report doesn't show any revenues from the State of Florida.
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