More extensive look at Big 12 FY25 data, both EADA and available MFRS data (see screenshot tables):
"Actual Athletic Profitability" (Generated Revenue - Tot Expenses):
K-St: $12.6
Iowa St: -$1.8
Ok St: -$5.4
Kansas: -$6.4
Utah: -$7.9
WVU: -$10.7
Texas Tech: -$13.9
UCF: -$26.0
Arizona: -$34.2
Colorado: -$43.3
Houston: -$47.3
Cincy: -$52.6
ASU: -$54.4
** K-St is the only Big12 public school to acheive net "Profitablility" by having the 3rd LOWEST Expenses & receiving NO subsidies (I'm sure they'd love to be dealing with a larger Revenue/budget/Expenses though...)
Total Subsidies (in millions;MFRS):
ASU: $59.7
Cincy: $51.7
Colorado: $43.5
Houston: $41.2
Arizona: $36.8
UCF: $31.2
Texas Tech: $14.8
Utah: $12.6
WVU: $8.1
Kansas: $1.9
Iowa State: $1.8
Ok St: $0.1
K-St: $0.0
Subsidies include:
-Student Fees
-Direct or Indirect Institutional Support
-Any Governmental Support
**Private schools don't make MFRS data public. The MFRS data is more detailed and transparent, but available EADA data is included for all schools as a reference and to get a "ballpark" figure for the private schools to slot them into the leauge data (the recruiting figures for EADA and MFRS are pretty consistent FWIW)
NEWS: Kansas State is expected to hire Belmont’s Casey Alexander as its next head coach, sources told ESPN. Alexander led the Bruins to the Missouri Valley regular-season title this season. Has won 20 games in 10 straight seasons.