ragtimejoe1
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Report out shows in 10 year span, revenues increased 86% or so and expenses increased over 114%. WYO generally zeroes the accounts (or nearly so). In that span we went from 21 mill to about 29 mill per year for both revenue and expenses.
The NCAA did not include student fees or state money in the revenue increase. If you exclude those from our budget, we had approximately 0% increase in budget (I know that our budget went up overall largely due to the state; I'm just comparing apples to apples).
On the other hand, according to WYO, our expenses only increased about 30% meaning our expenses were 84% below the national average in that time-frame.
With a 10 year average loss, economic outlook for athletic departments across the country is tough. Interesting "perusal" material.
http://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/D1REVEXP2013.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The NCAA did not include student fees or state money in the revenue increase. If you exclude those from our budget, we had approximately 0% increase in budget (I know that our budget went up overall largely due to the state; I'm just comparing apples to apples).
On the other hand, according to WYO, our expenses only increased about 30% meaning our expenses were 84% below the national average in that time-frame.
With a 10 year average loss, economic outlook for athletic departments across the country is tough. Interesting "perusal" material.
http://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/D1REVEXP2013.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
