With FSU in the playoff...

[OrangeXtreme]

how much $$$ does the ACC get, and how much does SU get?

 

[Chris02M]

6 mil

 

[PeteCalvin]

SU needs a QB and a PG, not more $$$$.

Ok, maybe we need some $$$ so we can pay some football coaches.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

SU needs a QB and a PG, not more $$$$.

Ok, maybe we need some $$$ so we can pay some football coaches.

Or just pay a QB and PG.

 

[CuseOnly]

This USA Today article does a good job of explaining it.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...f-revenue-money-distribution-payouts/1762709/

Using a figure of $500 million, the 10 FBS conferences will split about $350-375 million of which the P5 gets 71.5% meaning the P5 will split about $260 million. This does not include the "host bowl" contract money.

If you divide the 260 million out between the P5 teams (64) equally it would be about $4 mil per team. Add the host bowl money and the $6 million for the team playing and it is a shlit-ton of money.

EDIT: how the conferences divide up the loot is not very clear so I just figured for reference the $$ as an average for the P5.

 

[Crusty]

This USA Today article does a good job of explaining it.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...f-revenue-money-distribution-payouts/1762709/

Using a figure of $500 million, the 10 FBS conferences will split about $350-375 million of which the P5 gets 71.5% meaning the P5 will split about $260 million. This does not include the "host bowl" contract money.

If you divide the 260 million out between the P5 teams (64) equally it would be about $4 mil per team. Add the host bowl money and the $6 million for the team playing and it is a shlit-ton of money.

EDIT: how the conferences divide up the loot is not very clear so I just figured for reference the $$ as an average for the P5.

Is there a math symbol for shlit-ton?

 

[SmilinBob]

Not so fast my friend! If Hornung can win a Heisman for a 2-7 ND I wouldn't put FSU in the final 4 as of yet.

 

[Chris02M]

Is there a math symbol for shlit-ton?

~$$$

 

[CuseOnly]

Is there a math symbol for shlit-ton?

 

[qdawgg]

Not enough to pay real salaries, in the football program.

 

[DoctorBombay]

And that's all that's ever mattered about this playoff.
Every SU fan should've been cheering loudly for FSU last nite- because of what it means for us.
Once FSU got in it meant more money for the ACC=SU.
To wit: Whatever is good for SU is fine w/ me!
Go 'Noles!!!

 

[PhatOrange]

Not enough to pay real salaries, in the football program.

Isn't that just this playoff though? Add that to the 20 mil we get now plus all the other conference bowl money. We might bank about 30 mil.

I think our entire big east take was less than the 6 mil for the playoff.

 

[qdawgg]

Isn't that just this playoff though? Add that to the 20 mil we get now plus all the other conference bowl money. We might bank about 30 mil.

I think our entire big east take was less than the 6 mil for the playoff.

I was being somewhat sarcastic because I'm still not sure what the budget thread really means. Is the implication we will not put enough $ into FB? I realize we have an IPF and didn't before but other than that, down the road, what is the implication of that whole thread? The extra $ we get from just being in the ACC won't matter if the University thinks we're already spending too much on FB.

 

[longtimefan]

This USA Today article does a good job of explaining it.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...f-revenue-money-distribution-payouts/1762709/

Using a figure of $500 million, the 10 FBS conferences will split about $350-375 million of which the P5 gets 71.5% meaning the P5 will split about $260 million. This does not include the "host bowl" contract money.

If you divide the 260 million out between the P5 teams (64) equally it would be about $4 mil per team. Add the host bowl money and the $6 million for the team playing and it is a shlit-ton of money.

EDIT: how the conferences divide up the loot is not very clear so I just figured for reference the $$ as an average for the P5.

So, to quote the article, the "annual operating expenses" will be $125-$150M. I wonder where that skim is going.

 

[CuseOnly]

So, to quote the article, the "annual operating expenses" will be $125-$150M. I wonder where that skim is going.

That is solely to pay for the committee to be sequestered in a hotel in Dallas to determine the final 4. I wonder what they get paid?

 

[PhatOrange]

I was being somewhat sarcastic because I'm still not sure what the budget thread really means. Is the implication we will not put enough $ into FB? I realize we have an IPF and didn't before but other than that, down the road, what is the implication of that whole thread? The extra $ we get from just being in the ACC won't matter if the University thinks we're already spending too much on FB.

No idea where the ACC conference money goes but I'd think (hope) all the bowl generated money goes to the football team. That has to be a pretty good chunk of change.

The espn tv deal money should all go to the athletic general fund. If I was running athletics id be miffed if espn money was going to any non athletic depts.

 

[nzm136]

Isn't that just this playoff though? Add that to the 20 mil we get now plus all the other conference bowl money. We might bank about 30 mil.

I think our entire big east take was less than the 6 mil for the playoff.

No. the BCS auto was worth up to $18 million, depending on the year. I think that the average full member was bringing home about $8-9 million by the end of it. Still, we are making much more bank now, so your basic point stands.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

http://businessofcollegesports.com/2014/12/08/college-football-playoff-conference-payouts/

ACC

$50 million base to the conference

$6 million to the conference for FSU (Rose Bowl – CFP semifinal)

$27.5 million to the conference for Georgia Tech (Orange Bowl)

Total: $83.5 million to the conference

 

[Chris02M]

http://businessofcollegesports.com/2014/12/08/college-football-playoff-conference-payouts/

ACC

$50 million base to the conference

$6 million to the conference for FSU (Rose Bowl – CFP semifinal)

$27.5 million to the conference for Georgia Tech (Orange Bowl)

Total: $83.5 million to the conference

Merry Christmas Harry

 

[Chris02M]

http://businessofcollegesports.com/2014/12/08/college-football-playoff-conference-payouts/

ACC

$50 million base to the conference

$6 million to the conference for FSU (Rose Bowl – CFP semifinal)

$27.5 million to the conference for Georgia Tech (Orange Bowl)

Total: $83.5 million to the conference

that doesn't include the other bowl games either: Russell athletic, pinstripe, sun, belk, military,quick lane, bitcoin, Shreveport bowl which we get an equal share or Music City Bowl( though ND gets a share)