| FTBL SEC Report Card: Income, Revenue and Expenses...

[TerryP]

Income

Regular season football games $51,182,500
Postseason basketball games $26,952,015
Bowl games $22,955,410
2005 SEC football championship $13,745,986
Regular season basketball games $13,067,500
2006 SEC football championship $2,138,159
NCAA student assistance fund $2,062,200
Sponsorship royalties $1,916,491
Championship fanfare and events $468,139
SEC baseball tournament $438,255
Prior years events $334,605
NCAA grant $212,613
National Letter of Intent program $87,575
Building allowance – BJCC $70,000
SEC gymnastics championship $37,937
Jefferson Pilot internship $24,477
Jefferson Pilot player of the game $24,000
McWhorter scholarship endowment $10,000
SEC soccer tournament $425

Expenses

Payment to members $122,027,959
Grants, scholarships and fellowships $2,401,154
Insurance, lighting and game guarantees $2,269,171
Salaries $2,122,519
2005 SEC football championship $1,957,498
Postseason basketball tournament $1,519,982
Bowl game insurance and other $1,082,023
Officiating, umpires $931,398
Sponsorship royalties $769,026
Medals, trophies, awards $520,938
Conferences, conventions, meetings $401,750
Travel $370,042
SEC baseball tournament $256,909
Occupancy $235,705
Legal fees $205,509
Football crossover fees $165,750
Non-revenue sports TV contract $90,000
National Letter of Intent program $63,963
SEC gymnastics championship $34,380
SEC soccer tournament $4,015

Revenue Split

LSU $10,714,082
South Carolina $10,431,122
Florida $10,327,492
Alabama $10,300,697
Tennessee $10,232,897
Georgia $10,216,567
Kentucky $10,191,107
Arkansas $10,146,562
Auburn $9,986,567
Mississippi $9,886,122
Vanderbilt $9,828,622
Mississippi State $9,766,122
Total $122,027,959
Average $10,168,997

CommissionerComp

Mike Slive
Compensation $512,129
Benefit plans $33,000
Total $545,129

Interesting quote...

"In 2006-07, five of the top nine football-revenue schools came from the SEC: Georgia ($59.5 million), Florida ($58.9 million), Auburn ($56.8 million), Alabama ($53.2 million) and LSU ($48.1 million)."

I find that interesting because if you look at the school with the largest stadium in the SEC yet if fails to make the top 20 in the nation.

I found this in the Birmingham News article I was linked to this morning.

 

[EuroTide]

thanks for the share Terry , interesting numbers for sure.

 

[Guest]

Soccer was interesting to say the least.

Income -$425
Expenses- $4000

glad to not see the other orange on the list

 

[Guest]

Always like looking at those numbers, thanks Terry.

 

[Guest]

How the hell is UT not in top 20 in football revenue? :shock:

 

[TerryP]

How the hell is UT not in top 20 in football revenue? :shock:

Just my opinion....

http://www.crimsontusks.com/about23733.html&highlight=fulmer

 

[BamaFan615]

I live in TN, and obviously have a majority of my friends who are UT fans. From what I hear from most of them, is that they want Fulmer gone, but they feel that he has earned the right to leave on his own terms.

They all seem to have the same view of him: that he is a good recruiter, and a good offensive linemen coach. But every time the team loses it seems like they are all calling for his head, and when they win it's (or was) because of the coaches surrounding him. Fulmer has definitely got himself in a hole with his fan base, as of the last couple of years.

That article by Terry pretty much hit the nail on the head. I get the feeling that Fulmer is pretty much content with what he has accomplished during his career, and that he feels fine with running a mediocre program up there in Knoxville.