Big Ten schools projected to make $45 million each in 2017-18 with new league TV deal

[BleedGopher]

per AnnArbor.com:

Michigan and its Big Ten brethren are set to ride an even larger windfall of cash flow in upcoming years.

According to a report in the Lafayette Journal & Courier, the Big Ten projects conference-wide revenues to rise annually and expects 12 of its 14 schools to pull in approximately $44.5 million apiece during the 2017-18 academic year.

That season mark the first year Nebraska "becomes fully financially integrated into the conference" according to the report, and the first year of the conference's new television deal.

http://www.mlive.com/wolverines/ind...igan_fellow_big_ten.html#incart_river_default

Go Gophers!!

 

[Holy Man]

per AnnArbor.com:

Michigan and its Big Ten brethren are set to ride an even larger windfall of cash flow in upcoming years.

According to a report in the Lafayette Journal & Courier, the Big Ten projects conference-wide revenues to rise annually and expects 12 of its 14 schools to pull in approximately $44.5 million apiece during the 2017-18 academic year.

That season mark the first year Nebraska "becomes fully financially integrated into the conference" according to the report, and the first year of the conference's new television deal.

http://www.mlive.com/wolverines/ind...igan_fellow_big_ten.html#incart_river_default

Go Gophers!!

Can we use any of this for a practice facility?

 

[sec105]

Originally Posted by Holy Man
Can we use any of this for a practice facility?

I belive a good portion of this money has been ear marked for the men's and women's swimming teams annual trips to Hawaii, the men's and women's golf team's spring trips to Arizona and the baseball and softball teams spring training in Florida.

However there should be enough left over to build a pretty nice prctice facliity one would think.

 

[jaymil]

Expenses are about to increase quite a bit though too.

 

[Nate]

I think people will be pretty upset if there isn't a practice facility until 2017-2018.