Dec 5, 2024
4:46:54pm
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In 2019, we had $72M in revenue, with 26% coming from ticket sales, so that year it was $18.7M
I'd imagine it has gone up since then, but I'm not sure how much. Someone who lives in Utah and buys tickets would probably have a better idea of how much ticket prices have gone up since then (percentage-wise).
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It's not just the SEC, though they're the most notable. Ohio St had $60M in donations & $73M in tix, $33M in 'other'
Dec 5, 4:54pm
If you're curious why Clemson has been successful, despite being ACC, they brought in $85M in donations
Dec 5, 5:22pm
Imagine what our NIL would look like if we had $85M in annual donations. Our expenses are much lower than others. We
Dec 5, 7:05pm
I don't follow " so allocating those funds to NIL means lowering ticket costs,". We get about $25M per year in
Dec 5, 8:04pm
Schools will start funding NIL this coming season. And even if they don't, Tom would just need to tell a donor to send
Dec 5, 8:22pm
It's actually revenue sharing, but NIL and rev share are used interchangeably, adding to the confusion
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