Big East Conference
Current of Future School Total Revenue in ’11-’12 in Millions
Connecticut 63.8
Memphis (future) 46.7
South Florida 43.5
SMU (future) 42.6
Cincinnati 39.5
Temple 38.9
San Diego State (future) 38.5
UCF (future) 37.5
East Carolina (future) 34.0
Houston (future) 32.3
Boise State (future) 31.0
Tulane (future) 27.9
Navy (future) No Data Available
About 25 feet from the Hillcrest track... With the boots so tall and the writing on the wall...
smumustang1980 wrote:Big East Conference
Current of Future School Total Revenue in ’11-’12 in Millions
Connecticut 63.8
Memphis (future) 46.7
South Florida 43.5
SMU (future) 42.6
Cincinnati 39.5
Temple 38.9
San Diego State (future) 38.5
UCF (future) 37.5
East Carolina (future) 34.0
Houston (future) 32.3
Boise State (future) 31.0
Tulane (future) 27.9
Navy (future) No Data Available
If you didn't see the last couple of threads, Houston and us are pretty much attached at the hip as far as alignment goes. We bring money and they bring (relatively) better mainstream sports performance. I will appreciate the day this isn't the case anymore (conference stability or one of us becomes as solid as TCU) but we're nowhere near that right now.
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"If you don't invest very much, then defeat doesn't hurt very much and winning isn't very exciting." -- [deleted] Vermeil
Well, they may be potential partners but the numbers show us that they are not in a better bargaining position. And, I couldn't resist teasing Cougar King... because I know he will see this...
All in good fun.
About 25 feet from the Hillcrest track... With the boots so tall and the writing on the wall...
I'm not surprised Memphis is that high - they have been ranked in the top 5 nationally in attendance within the last decade in basketball; it's a consistent moneymaker.
But I'm surprised we're higher than Cincy - their basketball is also profitable and their football team has done well the last few years.