Here's how much each Big East school spent on men's basketball from July 2008 to June 2009,...

Here's how much each Big East school spent on men's basketball from July 2008 to June 2009, according to U.S. Department of Education data:

1. Marquette

$10,306,548

2. Louisville

$8,625,245

3. Syracuse

$7,784,244

4. Georgetown

$7,405,214

5. Connecticut

$6,796,942

6. Villanova

$5,959,931

7. West Virginia

$5,963,760

8. Pittsburgh

$5,337,512

9. Seton Hall

$5,200,805

10. St. John's

$4,729,555

11. Providence

4,637,423

12. Notre Dame

$4,380,691

13. Cincinnati

$4,011,357

14. Rutgers

$3,793,356

15. DePaul

$3,257,409

16. South Florida

$2,927,362

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This is why ND will never be able to field a great basketball program

It is not the academics or the coaching. Maybe not even the horseshit facilities. It is the administration’s sheer lack of desire to field a competitive program. This is disgusting. There is no reason for this. Embarrassing.

by djta on Jan 12, 2010 6:34 PM EST reply actions

I wonder how this list compares to hardcore basketball schools...

Like Duke or Kansas or NC, or Kentucky

Dedicating my life to bankrupting HP, and running their name into the ground... FUCK HP!!!

by averagegatsby on Jan 12, 2010 10:52 PM EST reply actions

Expenses for the basketball heavy schools…

Duke: $13,873,859
Kentucky: $8,615,726
Kansas: $8,219,362
UNC: $7,488,429

The more important numbers are the revenues generated by those schools from Men’s Basketball…

UNC: $19,852,544
Kentucky: $14,773,034
Duke: $11,842,009
Kansas: $11,842,009

And comparing them, you come up with the following profits (or losses) for the institutions..

UNC: $12,364,115
Kentucky: $6,157,308
Kansas: $3,622,647
Duke: -$2,031,850

For some reason, I feel like the Duke revenue numbers by the government are wrong, but that is what I have to go on.

by GrossSuperman on Jan 13, 2010 11:33 AM EST reply actions

Correction

Kansas Revenues are $15,737,145 so they end up with a profit of $7,517,783 good for second on that list of Basketball schools.

Duke still shows as a loss of over $2m.

by GrossSuperman on Jan 13, 2010 11:46 AM EST up reply actions

The more interesting numbers

Come from the Big East schools..

Expenses:

1. Marquette: $10,306,548
2. Louisville: $8,625,245
3. Syracuse: $7,784,244
4. Georgetown: $7,405,214
5. Connecticut: $6,796,942
6. Villanova: $5,959,931
7. West Virginia: $5,963,760
8. Pittsburgh: $5,337,512
9. Seton Hall: $5,200,805
10. St. John’s: $4,729,555
11. Providence: $4,637,423
12. Notre Dame; $4,380,691
13. Cincinnati: $4,011,357
14. Rutgers: $3,793,356
15. DePaul: $3,257,409
16. South Florida: $2,927,362

Revenues:

1. Louisville: $25,494,904
2. Syracuse: $16,817,122
3. Marquette: $13,446,395
4. Pittsburgh: $11,100,032
5. West Virginia: $9,632,187
6. Connecticut: $8,379,899
7. Georgetown: $7,405,214
8. Villanova: $7,155,812
9. Providence: $6,082,595
10. Seton Hall: $5,200,805
11. Cincinnati: $5,104,730
12. Rutgers: $4,772,797
13. St. John’s: $4,729,555
14. Notre Dame; $3,418,263
15. DePaul: $3,257,409
16. South Florida: $3,095,064

Profit/Loss:

1. Louisville: $16,869,659
2. Syracuse: $9,032,878
3. Pittsburgh: $5,762,520
4. West Virginia: $3,668,427
5. Marquette: $3,139,847
6. Connecticut: $1,582,957
7. Providence: $1,445,172
8. Villanova: $1,195,881
9. Cincinnati: $1,093,373
10. Rutgers: $979,441
11. South Florida: $167,702
12. DePaul: $0
12. Georgetown: $0
12. Seton Hall: $0
12. St. John’s: $0
16. Notre Dame; -$962,428

by GrossSuperman on Jan 13, 2010 12:05 PM EST reply actions