GPL: Minnesota Athletics Reports Record $163.6M in Revenue for FY25

[NoelarBear]

Minnesota Athletics Reports Record $163.6M in Revenue for FY25

The University of Minnesota reported an institutional record of $163.6M in revenue for athletics in their 2025 financial report. Minnesota men’s hockey revenue also hit new heights with $9.7M in revenue for FY25.

gopherpucklive.com

 

[Unregistered User]

Rutgers athletics hits record $78 million deficit. New AD says ‘It’s got to get better.’

The school spent a record $193 million on athletics even as its deficit grows

www.nj.com

 

[swede2]

Cut WBB.

 

[NotAFanOfBecky]

Cut WBB.

Was very surprised to see they lost so much money. They have a pretty good team this year (last year was decent too) and have some attendance at the barn usually for the games. Enough to make some profit per game I’d think but the road games must cost a lot because of so many games?

 

[Five for fighting]

I honestly did not know the all the Big 10 teams share in the significant revenue generated by those teams advancing in the playoffs. From the article: "The other significant item in the Minnesota budget to increase was $11.6M in revenue sharing from the College Football Playoff. Conferences can get revenue as schools earn their bids to the playoff and as they advance. Payouts start at $4 million for each of the 12 teams making the Playoff, $4 million for each of the eight teams advancing to the quarterfinals, $6 million for each of the four teams reaching the semifinals and an extra $6M for the two teams in the championship. The Big Ten earned $20M from Indiana, $14M from Oregon and $8M from Ohio State this year, and last year the conference earned $20M from Ohio State, $14M Penn State, $10M Oregon and $4M Indiana."

 

[proudgopher]

Cut WBB.

Read Title IX's requirements

 

[everybody knows my name]

Mens' basketball is going to go way into the black in the coming years. I foresee a big increase in the popularity of that team.