20-21 Basketball revenue. ND dead last among P5 programs.

[11NCs]

Below is total basketball revenue for 20-21. The rankings by revenue for both the men's and women's programs are also shown.

Sorted by total basketball revenue:

1. Louisville| Total Rev: $42.2M |Men's Rank: 1 | Women's Rank: 25
2. Duke| Total Rev: $37.2M |Men's Rank: 2 | Women's Rank: 10
3. Kentucky| Total Rev: $29.7M |Men's Rank: 3 | Women's Rank: 55
4. UNC| Total Rev: $27.2M |Men's Rank: 4 | Women's Rank: 39
5. Indiana| Total Rev: $25.5M |Men's Rank: 5 | Women's Rank: 58
6. Syracuse| Total Rev: $24.4M |Men's Rank: 6 | Women's Rank: 22
7. Ohio State| Total Rev: $22.8M |Men's Rank: 7 | Women's Rank: 43
8. Illinois| Total Rev: $22.2M |Men's Rank: 8 | Women's Rank: 45
9. Purdue| Total Rev: $21.7M |Men's Rank: 17 | Women's Rank: 2
10. Wisconsin| Total Rev: $20.4M |Men's Rank: 10 | Women's Rank: 36
11. Michigan State| Total Rev: $20.3M |Men's Rank: 9 | Women's Rank: 64
12. Vanderbilt| Total Rev: $20.1M |Men's Rank: 22 | Women's Rank: 4
13. Tennessee| Total Rev: $20.1M |Men's Rank: 13 | Women's Rank: 14
14. Arkansas| Total Rev: $19.4M |Men's Rank: 11 | Women's Rank: 48
15. Florida State| Total Rev: $19.1M |Men's Rank: 26 | Women's Rank: 3
16. TCU| Total Rev: $18.3M |Men's Rank: 27 | Women's Rank: 6
17. Arizona| Total Rev: $18.2M |Men's Rank: 14 | Women's Rank: 28
18. Michigan| Total Rev: $18.2M |Men's Rank: 12 | Women's Rank: 56
19. Baylor| Total Rev: $18.1M |Men's Rank: 44 | Women's Rank: 1
20. Virginia| Total Rev: $17.9M |Men's Rank: 23 | Women's Rank: 9
21. Kansas| Total Rev: $16.5M |Men's Rank: 15 | Women's Rank: 65
22. NC State| Total Rev: $16.4M |Men's Rank: 16 | Women's Rank: 33
23. Alabama| Total Rev: $15.7M |Men's Rank: 20 | Women's Rank: 35
24. Texas A & M| Total Rev: $15.7M |Men's Rank: 19 | Women's Rank: 38
25. Minnesota| Total Rev: $15.4M |Men's Rank: 18 | Women's Rank: 47
26. Texas| Total Rev: $15.2M |Men's Rank: 25 | Women's Rank: 21
27. Nebraska| Total Rev: $15M |Men's Rank: 24 | Women's Rank: 24
28. Miami (FL)| Total Rev: $14.9M |Men's Rank: 49 | Women's Rank: 5
29. Maryland| Total Rev: $14.9M |Men's Rank: 21 | Women's Rank: 42
30. Pittsburgh| Total Rev: $14.6M |Men's Rank: 37 | Women's Rank: 11
31. Missouri| Total Rev: $14.6M |Men's Rank: 38 | Women's Rank: 12
32. Washington| Total Rev: $13.9M |Men's Rank: 28 | Women's Rank: 26
33. Rutgers| Total Rev: $13.6M |Men's Rank: 55 | Women's Rank: 8
34. South Carolina| Total Rev: $13.4M |Men's Rank: 41 | Women's Rank: 15
35. Texas Tech| Total Rev: $13.3M |Men's Rank: 30 | Women's Rank: 30
36. Oregon| Total Rev: $12.8M |Men's Rank: 40 | Women's Rank: 19
37. Mississippi State| Total Rev: $12.8M |Men's Rank: 58 | Women's Rank: 7
38. Virginia Tech| Total Rev: $12.7M |Men's Rank: 31 | Women's Rank: 40
39. Wake Forest| Total Rev: $12.5M |Men's Rank: 52 | Women's Rank: 13
40. Auburn| Total Rev: $12.5M |Men's Rank: 29 | Women's Rank: 61
41. Iowa| Total Rev: $12.2M |Men's Rank: 34 | Women's Rank: 34
42. Iowa State| Total Rev: $12.1M |Men's Rank: 32 | Women's Rank: 51
43. UCLA| Total Rev: $11.9M |Men's Rank: 36 | Women's Rank: 41
44. Oklahoma State| Total Rev: $11.7M |Men's Rank: 33 | Women's Rank: 53
45. Penn State| Total Rev: $11.7M |Men's Rank: 39 | Women's Rank: 32
46. Florida| Total Rev: $11.2M |Men's Rank: 35 | Women's Rank: 63
47. West Virginia| Total Rev: $11.2M |Men's Rank: 56 | Women's Rank: 17
48. Clemson| Total Rev: $10.9M |Men's Rank: 47 | Women's Rank: 23
49. Mississippi| Total Rev: $10.8M |Men's Rank: 42 | Women's Rank: 49
50. Georgia| Total Rev: $10.6M |Men's Rank: 46 | Women's Rank: 37
51. Oklahoma| Total Rev: $10.5M |Men's Rank: 54 | Women's Rank: 20
52. Arizona State| Total Rev: $10.5M |Men's Rank: 45 | Women's Rank: 46
53. Stanford| Total Rev: $10.1M |Men's Rank: 57 | Women's Rank: 18
54. Kansas State| Total Rev: $10.1M |Men's Rank: 43 | Women's Rank: 60
55. Colorado| Total Rev: $9.8M |Men's Rank: 48 | Women's Rank: 50
56. Southern California| Total Rev: $9.5M |Men's Rank: 63 | Women's Rank: 16
57. Utah| Total Rev: $9.4M |Men's Rank: 50 | Women's Rank: 59
58. Northwestern| Total Rev: $9.3M |Men's Rank: 51 | Women's Rank: 62
59. LSU| Total Rev: $9.1M |Men's Rank: 53 | Women's Rank: 57
60. California| Total Rev: $7.9M |Men's Rank: 59 | Women's Rank: 54
61. Oregon State| Total Rev: $7.9M |Men's Rank: 62 | Women's Rank: 29
62. Washington State| Total Rev: $7.8M |Men's Rank: 61 | Women's Rank: 31
63. Boston College| Total Rev: $7.6M |Men's Rank: 60 | Women's Rank: 52
64. Georgia Tech| Total Rev: $6.8M |Men's Rank: 64 | Women's Rank: 44
65. Notre Dame| Total Rev: $5.3M |Men's Rank: 65 | Women's Rank: 27

 

[DieHard_Irish]

Well duh, we are a FB school.

 

[Patrirish]

Maybe, that’s a good thing as it would seem to indicate lower ticket prices.

I’d like to see a detailed breakdown of Louisville’s 42.2 million in revenue

 

[Tru2Irish]

Maybe, that’s a good thing as it would seem to indicate lower ticket prices.

I’d like to see a detailed breakdown of Louisville’s 42.2 million in revenue

It costs UL an average of $30,000 in stripper fees alone. lol

 

[scubastevefl]

Well duh, we are a FB school.

Ummm some of those schools are neither a football or basketball. I find that number to be shocking. ND can’t beat our Oregon State for basketball revenue.

 

[11NCs]

Ummm some of those schools are neither a football or basketball. I find that number to be shocking. ND can’t beat our Oregon State for basketball revenue.

Agree. Bottom three are all ACC schools. WTF?

 

[burmafrd1943]

It is interesting to me that while the top Mens programs as regards wins, etc are at the top, the women's programs are not. Look at the top 10; Baylor is the only power WB team there. The rest? VANDERBILT?