VOLS Drop To #20 on Forbes CFB Most Valuable Teams

[HardKnoxVol]

I don't know if it's just based on performance or the overall program. If it was about the program's value, it should be top 5 based on facilities worth, stadium capacity, number of fans, alumni, etc.

 

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[HardKnoxVol]

Arkansas does not bring in more money. There's no way lol

 

[GlockVol]

Buy low and sell high. Strike while the fire is hot. We struggled for a while but the market is bullish so look out for us in the future.

 

[Ernest T. Vol]

Buy low and sell high. Strike while the fire is hot. We struggled for a while but the market is bullish so look out for us in the future.

Don't short the Vols baby...or will might hear "margin call gentlemen".

 

[Special Ed]

What do you expect?
Malcolm Forbes is a dork.

 

[ImportedVoL]

To be in the top 20 after the past 5 years is absolutely amazing

 

[Catbone]

To be in the top 20 after the past 5 years is absolutely amazing

That's what im saying

 

[DERELICK_MY_VOLS]

Forbes put out a list for most valuable CFB programs.
@SEC_Logo: Forbes Most Valuable CFB Teams
3. Alabama
4. LSU
6. Florida
8. Georgia
11. Auburn
12. Arkansas
14. Texas A&M
18. S. Carolina
20. Tennessee

Forbes hates us....

Would've liked to have seen this list in the 90's. Just for curiosity sake.

 

[huskyvol]

Arkansas does not bring in more money. There's no way lol

Arkansas gets the Wal-Mart money for hosting their share holder meeting. At least they used to when I worked for that sweat shop.

 

[DERELICK_MY_VOLS]

To be in the top 20 after the past 5 years is absolutely amazing

5-7 seasons and in the top 25....actually unbelievable. Like Butch says we ARE a national brand....just need some serious polishing up is all.

 

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[volfanbill]

Thank the butt wipes in charge for the wonderful state of UT Men's athletics.

Ridiculously inaccurate post. Maybe those that were in charge, but it's asinine to blame the dumpster fire on who is in charge now. Save maybe Cheek.

 

[VolBadger]

20. Tennessee Volunteers

Team value: $63 million
Revenue: $55 million
Profit: $28 million
Conference: SEC
Head coach: Butch Jones

The Volunteers suffered the biggest drop on our list, down 25% from a value of $63 million last year. The dip in value has a lot to do with the team buying out former head coach Derek Dooley and his staff, which could cost more than $9 million over four years. The athletic department has also greatly restricted its academic contributions while it stabilizes its finances. Tennessee's athletic department, formerly one of the biggest funders of academic programming with annual contributions over $6 million, gave just $1.3 million back to its university last year.
Tennessee Volunteers - In Photos: College Football's Most Valuable Teams 2013 - Forbes

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Damn Dooley! :realmad:

It's Christmas Eve so I don't have time to look through the thread, so sorry if already posted

...but didn't UT restructure donations to make it easier for people to donate to either athletics or academics? Maybe the reason for the dip in athletic to academic donation