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Dec 5, 2024
6:17:35pm

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The $$$ discrepancy between SEC money and Big 12 money has very little to do with ESPN, FOX or media deals at all

krindorr Truly Addicted User

Dec 5, 4:25pm

Would be interesting to see avg ticket price for an SEC football game v Big 12

UNLVcougar

Dec 5, 4:37pm

Im curious how much of an outlier BYU is on that $18 million number.

rad dawg

Dec 5, 4:40pm

In the SEC, unless it’s Vanderbilt vs Kentucky, I can’t picture being able to

UNLVcougar

Dec 5, 4:42pm

In 2019, we had $72M in revenue, with 26% coming from ticket sales, so that year it was $18.7M

krindorr

Dec 5, 4:46pm

Thats total athletic revenue right?

rad dawg

Dec 5, 4:53pm

Good to know. While we don't like higher prices, that's a huge part of what separates us from the SEC

krindorr

Dec 5, 4:57pm

The level of support in the SEC is hard to comprehend

reddead

Dec 5, 4:39pm

And concessions are probably at least 50% higher.

UNLVcougar

Dec 5, 4:44pm

Yes. And something like 10 of the SEC schools sell alcohol

reddead

Dec 5, 4:47pm

Why I bet even their hotdogs cost more.

Q-grr

Dec 5, 4:45pm

It's not just the SEC, though they're the most notable. Ohio St had $60M in donations & $73M in tix, $33M in 'other'

krindorr

Dec 5, 4:54pm

If you're curious why Clemson has been successful, despite being ACC, they brought in $85M in donations

krindorr

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

HarlemCoug

Dec 5, 7:05pm

Unlikely for a couple reasons

rad dawg

Dec 5, 7:26pm

I don't follow " so allocating those funds to NIL means lowering ticket costs,". We get about $25M per year in

HarlemCoug

Dec 5, 8:04pm

Schools cannot fund NIL.

rad dawg

Dec 5, 8:20pm

Schools will start funding NIL this coming season. And even if they don't, Tom would just need to tell a donor to send

HarlemCoug

Dec 5, 8:22pm

It's actually revenue sharing, but NIL and rev share are used interchangeably, adding to the confusion

GoodBetterBestBYU

Dec 5, 8:33pm

Yup exactly. They won't be able to just take an arbitrary chunk of donation $$

rad dawg

Dec 5, 8:39pm

Keep your eyes out for some super interesting new approaches..coming soon

GoodBetterBestBYU

Dec 5, 8:51pm

All tuition and aid is funneled through BYU football before going to the school?

rad dawg

Dec 5, 9:09pm

hahahaha yes

GoodBetterBestBYU

Dec 5, 9:18pm

Some new commerce based approaches to involve broader fanbase shifting existing budget and behaviors

GoodBetterBestBYU

Dec 5, 9:21pm

Where is money from non-media conference distributions shown? I.e. NCAA tourney

ColtsCoug

Dec 5, 4:53pm

That's in the media + conference distributions section

krindorr

Dec 5, 4:56pm

Ok, but that’s the old media deals. The new media deals that are now starting have a pretty massive difference.

TCuz

Dec 5, 6:02pm

True, new media deals will grow the gap...but those deals follow engagement

krindorr

Dec 5, 6:07pm

Challenge with reliance on media is that their business models are under strain with streaming

GoodBetterBestBYU

Dec 5, 9:19pm

They have at least 10% more disposable income…

GoodBetterBestBYU

Dec 5, 6:17pm

That's before the new media deals

MyTwoCents

Dec 5, 9:27pm

True, but they get the larger media deals due to the greater fan engagement/investment

krindorr

Dec 5, 9:35pm

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