College Football's Richest/Poorest Power 5 Programs

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...ranked by gross revenue during the fiscal year 07/01/18 to 06/30/19. That means these numbers reflect the 2018 football season and the following spring.

The data was just released by the U.S. Department of Education which requires mandatory annual filings through the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act.

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Top 12 - [movement from previous yr]
1. Texas Longhorns ($156.1 million) 0
2. Georgia Bulldogs ($123.1 million) 0
3. Michigan Wolverines ($122.3 million) 0
4. Notre Dame Fighting Irish ($115.5 million) +2
5. Ohio State Buckeyes ($115.1 million) 0
6. Penn State Nittany Lions ($100.1 million) +2
7. Auburn Tigers ($95.2 million) +3
8. Oklahoma Sooners ($94.8 million) -1
9. Alabama Crimson Tide ($94.6 million) -5
10. Nebraska Huskers ($94.3 million) +1
11. LSU ($92.0 million) +3
12. Tennessee ($91.0 million) -3

Rest of the SEC
14. Florida ($84.8 million) -2
17. Arkansas ($76.5 million) +4
19. Texas A&M ($73.5 million) -4
23. South Carolina ($65.0 million) -1
37. Ole Miss ($48.2 million) -4
49. Kentucky ($41.4 million) 0
55. Missouri ($38.5 million) +4
57. Mississippi State ($38.0 million) +4
62. Vanderbilt ($32.1 million) -2

Other Notables
20. Oregon ($72.1 million) 0
27. Clemson ($61.4 million) +3
36. USC ($50.0 million) -12
Last place: West Virginia ($24.7 million) 0

Wild that the top 3 have combined for 1.5 National Titles over the last quarter-century.