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Take a look at that Port Arthur team. No fewer than 10 players who caught passes from Todd, went D-1, but of course, if he put it in the air, Duhon would come down with it
 
LonghornCatholic said:
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Found this on "Athnet":

Top 20 Most Profitable College Football Programs

  1. Texas – $92 million
  2. Tennessee – $70 million
  3. LSU – $58 million
  4. Michigan – $56 million
  5. Notre Dame – $54 million
  6. Georgia – $50 million
  7. Ohio State – $50 million
  8. Oklahoma – $48 million
  9. Auburn – $47 million
  10. Alabama – $46 million
  11. Oregon – $40 million
  12. Florida State – $39 million
  13. Arkansas – $38 million
  14. Washington – $38 million
  15. Florida – $37 million
  16. Texas A&M – $37 million <---- aggy
  17. Penn State – $36 million
  18. Michigan State – $32 million
  19. USC – $29 million
  20. South Carolina – $28 million
"Wins don’t affect the bottom line
"Texas is by far the most profitable football program despite only winning five games last season. On the flip side, Clemson won 14 games and competed in the National Championship yet it’s not one of the 20 most profitable football programs.

"Texas makes the most money after expenses because of television revenue. The University of Texas owns the Longhorn Network which broadcasts its games. The most profitable conferences, the SEC, Big Ten and Pac-12, each run their own lucrative television network as well. Television revenue also boosts the profits of Notre Dame’s football team, as the Fighting Irish have an exclusive deal with NBC to broadcast its games."


Aggy needs to shut the hell up! The SEC has 9 teams on the top 20 list compared to only 2 from the Big 12. In a couple of more years, the SEC will have 11.
 
BevoJoe said:
Found this on "Athnet":

Top 20 Most Profitable College Football Programs

  1. Texas – $92 million
  2. Tennessee – $70 million
  3. LSU – $58 million
  4. Michigan – $56 million
  5. Notre Dame – $54 million
  6. Georgia – $50 million
  7. Ohio State – $50 million
  8. Oklahoma – $48 million
  9. Auburn – $47 million
  10. Alabama – $46 million
  11. Oregon – $40 million
  12. Florida State – $39 million
  13. Arkansas – $38 million
  14. Washington – $38 million
  15. Florida – $37 million
  16. Texas A&M – $37 million <---- aggy
  17. Penn State – $36 million
  18. Michigan State – $32 million
  19. USC – $29 million
  20. South Carolina – $28 million
"Wins don’t affect the bottom line
"Texas is by far the most profitable football program despite only winning five games last season. On the flip side, Clemson won 14 games and competed in the National Championship yet it’s not one of the 20 most profitable football programs.

"Texas makes the most money after expenses because of television revenue. The University of Texas owns the Longhorn Network which broadcasts its games. The most profitable conferences, the SEC, Big Ten and Pac-12, each run their own lucrative television network as well. Television revenue also boosts the profits of Notre Dame’s football team, as the Fighting Irish have an exclusive deal with NBC to broadcast its games."


Aggy needs to shut the hell up! The SEC has 9 teams on the top 20 list compared to only 2 from the Big 12. In a couple of more years, the SEC will have 11.
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"five wins"??
 
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