Financial Results

[alaskaguy]

Last seasons financials




Revenue Expenses Profit
Texas $97,756,777 $83,600,249 $14,156,528
Texas A&M $70,923,550 $61,419,534 $9,504,016
Oklahoma $64,521,972 $64,322,580 $199,392
Nebraska $64,110,157 $63,695,479 $414,678
Kansas $62,985,486 $47,554,572 $15,430,914
Oklahoma State $53,641,925 $44,061,812 $9,580,113
Texas Tech $53,337,766 $53,337,766 $0
Colorado $46,871,796 $45,731,542 $1,140,254
Missouri $45,184,835 $45,184,835 $0
Kansas State $43,411,343 $34,834,467 $8,576,876
Iowa State $32,541,235 $32,541,235 $0
Baylor $32,228,960 $36,228,960 ($4,000,000)

[MadCy]

just wondering, where does this information come from? I've always wondered how to find it? Can you give a source?

[Drive4cy]

I figured this would be an anti-Nascar financial report.

Those numbers are always depressing to look at, but we're working on it.

[BryceC]

It was from a Kansas paper, I saw it yesterday as well.

CJOnline Blogs - Caywood: Distributing riches equally should be Big 12's next step

[clones_jer]

Was was the number we were aiming for in 2012? ~45K ? That would only move us up one spot .. assuming everyone else stayed pat - its a long road folks.

[CyCy]

In the brochure that the Jamie sent out last fall entitled Taking The Next Step he pointed out that in the past 10 years Texas has won 65 Big12 conference championships in all sports and we have won 5. I guess that's what money can help you do.

[cyclonenum1]

As these figures clearly indicate...it is all about having a football team that can really drive revenue to the athletic department...really quite simple.