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Cumulative Total Athletic Revenue 2003-21 per EADA: $2 Billion Plus Club: Texas: $2.99B Ohio St: $2.85B Bama: $2.52B Mich: $2.43B Florida: $2.31B Oklahoma: $2.25B LSU: $2.23B UGA: $2.21B Notre Dame: $2.16B Auburn: $2.12B Wisc: $2.12B Tenn: $2.10B (Penn St data incomplete) Bottom P5 schools: Oregon St: $1.17B GA Tech: $1.15B Iowa St: $1.09B Wake: $1.05B Utah: $1.03B Wash St: 1.00B Top non-P5 schools: UConn: $1.25B BYU: $1.02B SMU: $916M UCF: $862M USF: $819M SDSU: $812M Houston: $804M Memphis: $801M Cincy: $775M Bottom non-P5 schools: SoAlabama: $332M LaTech: $329M GaSo: $291M ArkSt: $271M UL-Monroe: $217M Observations/Disclaimers: -P5 money advantage is massive (especially from CFP/NY6 money & media deals). Every P5 program was above $1B while every non-P5 (except UConn & BYU) was below $1B -SEC will have 6 of the top 8 revenue schools starting in 2024 -I was surprised Auburn and Wisconsin made the top 11 -No one from the current ACC or PAC 12 made the top 14 (FSU was 15th and USC is 17th) -Many athletic depts (especially lower tier P5 and all G5s) are heavily subsidized by direct institutional support and/or student fees. While EADA filings do not detail this figure, the info is available for all public universities via USAToday, KnightCommission, or Sportico