Last year the Big Ten paid $27 million to each school. $8.1 million of that came from the Big Ten network.
In contrast the SEC paid out 20.9 million to come in $6.9 million per school short of Big Ten school hauls of cash.
These are the estimates for the Big Ten going forward.
2014-2015....$30.9 million This year
2015-2016....$34.1million
2016-2017....$35.5 million.(There are conflicting reports that Nebrask receives a full share this year or the next)
2017-2018....$44.5 million (New TV deal starts with higher payouts)
NOTE...... Maryland and Rutgers do not get full shares until 2020-2021 revenue year.
The big 12 has reporteded that they expect to exceed $40 million per school payout in 2023-2024 school year.
It will be interesting to see where our payout ends up this year . The SEC will announce sometime between the last week in May and the First week in June. The South Carolina AD leaked that he expects a minimum of a $5 million influx from the SEC network. That should put the SEC well over the $25 million per school payout and narrow the gap with the Big Ten. In what year will the SEC exceed the Big Ten in Revenue per school?
In contrast the SEC paid out 20.9 million to come in $6.9 million per school short of Big Ten school hauls of cash.
These are the estimates for the Big Ten going forward.
2014-2015....$30.9 million This year
2015-2016....$34.1million
2016-2017....$35.5 million.(There are conflicting reports that Nebrask receives a full share this year or the next)
2017-2018....$44.5 million (New TV deal starts with higher payouts)
NOTE...... Maryland and Rutgers do not get full shares until 2020-2021 revenue year.
The big 12 has reporteded that they expect to exceed $40 million per school payout in 2023-2024 school year.
It will be interesting to see where our payout ends up this year . The SEC will announce sometime between the last week in May and the First week in June. The South Carolina AD leaked that he expects a minimum of a $5 million influx from the SEC network. That should put the SEC well over the $25 million per school payout and narrow the gap with the Big Ten. In what year will the SEC exceed the Big Ten in Revenue per school?
