Iowa FB revenue comparisons with Iowa State, Notre Dame, Big Ten
Iowa ranks fifth among Big Ten schools in football revenue for the 2008 fiscal year (July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2008), according to figures supplied to the U.S. Department of Education.
These numbers differ slightly from those submitted to the NCAA, but most of the intangibles are the same. This list also includes football expenses for 2008 as well as recruiting expenses for men’s sports. The Education Department doesn’t supply specific recruiting expenses, but a good rule of thumb is that football recruiting expenses take up between 40 and 55 percent of all men’s recruiting expenses (except Notre Dame, which is much higher).
I also supplied a list of 10 other colleges to compare expenses from Big Ten schools with those of similar conferences and Notre Dame.
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5 Responses to Iowa FB revenue comparisons with Iowa State, Notre Dame, Big Ten
Yeah, the two lines were mixed up. They’re fixed now. Thanks for pointing out the error.
Would you mind passing along a link to the raw data?
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