SEC schools (& front office) each receive $72.4 Million in shared revenue for the 2024-2025 sports year

[TrueOrange]

That’s up $18.6 million from the $53.8 million each got from the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

The conference generated around $1.03 billion dollars for 2024-2025 sports year (compared to the $808.4 million during 2023-2024).

 

[DaddyChad]

Ha suck it Texas!!!

Sorry I’ll see myself out.

 

[madbamahater]

I wonder if us long time season ticket holders/donors can get a rebate check or maybe like profit share dividends?

 

[McDad]

I wonder if us long time season ticket holders/donors can get a rebate check or maybe like profit share dividends?

 

[ftsandersvol]

And schools will continue to price the average fan out of the picture.

 

[ftsandersvol]

Actually footage of SEC school administrators complaining that’s not enough.

 

[HeavenUniversity]

What lower percentage and years did Oklahoma and Texas agree to?

 

[Tman44]

The Big 10 generated $928 million. Keep in mind, they have 18 teams compared to 16 in the SEC. The SEC is BY FAR the pinnacle in college sports.

 

[HeavenUniversity]

The Big 10 generated $928 million. Keep in mind, they have 18 teams compared to 16 in the SEC. The SEC is BY FAR the pinnacle in college sports.

This article says Big Ten TV deal is $1.1 billion a year.

Big Ten officially announces deals with FOX, NBC, CBS

The Big Ten has finally announced its massive, long-awaited seven-year media rights deals with FOX, CBS and NBC.

www.sportsmediawatch.com

 

[SayUWantAreVOLution]

The Big 10 generated $928 million. Keep in mind, they have 18 teams compared to 16 in the SEC. The SEC is BY FAR the pinnacle in college sports.

I believe the B1G went 6-0 in bowl games vs the SEC this year and won the Natty while the SEC teams were eliminated from the finals.

Paraphrasing: what does it profit a conference if they make more money and cannot win the Natty anymore?

 

[Swiftybaby]

The Big 10 generated $928 million. Keep in mind, they have 18 teams compared to 16 in the SEC. The SEC is BY FAR the pinnacle in college sports.

Except the big has won the last three national titles

 

[TrueOrange]

The Big 10 generated $928 million. Keep in mind, they have 18 teams compared to 16 in the SEC. The SEC is BY FAR the pinnacle in college sports.

This article says Big Ten TV deal is $1.1 billion a year.

Big Ten officially announces deals with FOX, NBC, CBS

The Big Ten has finally announced its massive, long-awaited seven-year media rights deals with FOX, CBS and NBC.

www.sportsmediawatch.com

I believe the B1G went 6-0 in bowl games vs the SEC this year and won the Natty while the SEC teams were eliminated from the finals.

Paraphrasing: what does it profit a conference if they make more money and cannot win the Natty anymore?

Except the big has won the last three national titles

It’s also worth pointing out they’re (the Big 10) still working off the previous TV contract (signed in 2022) despite the addition of the recent 4 schools the last two years (it’s not expected to be able to be renegotiated until around 2028).

So the $928 million there is coming from prior TV contracts still designed around a conference of 14 teams (ie, no L.A., Seattle, Portland, etc, nor USC, Oregon, UCLA, Washington factored into it).

 

[NCFisher]

Except the big has won the last three national titles

And by three different teams. SEC went .286 in post-season, 4-10.
Someone should alert B1G the SEC is pinnacle, so the conference can start pinnacling again.

 

[Orange_Vol1321]

Wonderful, time for more ticket increases.