Atheltic budget Numbers...

[dawgstudent]

our budget jumped 19 million from 14-15 school year.

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[dawgstudent]

Ole Miss jumped $23 million.

 

[stateguy]

A&M had $57MM PROFIT? Is that some residual accounting from the new Kyle Field that will go down next year? If not, DAMN

 

[dawgstudent]

Dellenger said on Twitter it's from facility donations.

 

[fedxdog]

not residual...they charge everyone in kyle field a fortune and they readily pay...20,000+ cars at $20...their 'club level' seats start north of $5,000 per year seat licensing fee and go up bigtime from there..the ticket prices are over the top...i estimate they clear about $5 million per home game at kyle field..times 7 home games is $35M right there.

 

[Junction John]

...and that's just the "reported" numbers. They don't get to count cars, hookers and blow**

 

[Go Budaw]

not residual...they charge everyone in kyle field a fortune and they readily pay...20,000+ cars at $20...their 'club level' seats start north of $5,000 per year seat licensing fee and go up bigtime from there..the ticket prices are over the top...i estimate they clear about $5 million per home game at kyle field..times 7 home games is $35M right there.

Along a similar line of thinking, is the reason we are dead last in the SEC (and $16 million behind OM in revenue) because of only having 6 home games last year? Because frankly that gap is pretty embarrassing when you consider our facilities comparison, regardless of how much our overall revenue increased.

ETA: Looks like thats not the reason as this was for the '15-'16 school year (basically year old data) and not '16-'17. Geez. Probably will be an even bigger gap when the recently concluded school year data is published.

 

[karlchilders.sixpack]

When they joined the SEC , they had an $11 mil deficit.

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[MaroonNation]

There's a $100,000,000 gap in the revenue between Mississippi State and a team we beat. That's got to sting!

 

[bulldogcountry1]

One thing to consider is that those teams at the top have more sports that are all total financial losses. Take that away, and the gap will close up a bit.


Also, at some point, I can't help but wonder what more $ really gets you. After Bama spends 135mil, what does that last 10mil get them?

 

[vhdawg]

not residual...they charge everyone in kyle field a fortune and they readily pay...20,000+ cars at $20...their 'club level' seats start north of $5,000 per year seat licensing fee and go up bigtime from there..the ticket prices are over the top...i estimate they clear about $5 million per home game at kyle field..times 7 home games is $35M right there.

Yeah, what he said....we talked to a guy at A&M in 2013 who told us all about how they were charging people in the new Kyle Field. This particular guy was going to have to be in for $20k a year to keep his seats.

 

[jethreauxdawg]

Well done Mizzou

Nice ROI. What is Kentucky doing?

 

[MaroonNation]

As someone pointed out these numbers are a few years old. I guarentee you Mizzou lost money last year because of all the chaos surrounding the football team and #blacklivesmatter