May 16, 2014
11:08:06am
11:08:06am
My understanding that the bowls have their own sources of revenue (sponsors etc)
that are separate from the CFP contract with ESPN. That contract is graduate and is expected to pay $475M this year and approximately $600M in 2024.
According to USA Today, the distribution of CFP net revenue is:
P5 = 71.5% split evenly among the conferences
G5 = 27% - they have a complex revenue sharing plan, some is across the board and some based on performance
ND = 1%
Indies = 0.5% split evenly - this year it's /2. Next year there will only by two so each will get 50% of this.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/bowls/2012/12/11/college-football-bcs-playoff-revenue-money-distribution-payouts/1762709/
According to USA Today, the distribution of CFP net revenue is:
P5 = 71.5% split evenly among the conferences
G5 = 27% - they have a complex revenue sharing plan, some is across the board and some based on performance
ND = 1%
Indies = 0.5% split evenly - this year it's /2. Next year there will only by two so each will get 50% of this.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/bowls/2012/12/11/college-football-bcs-playoff-revenue-money-distribution-payouts/1762709/
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