📡 Sports Licensing Revenue reports for fiscal year 2016 has Bama at #3

[Max]

1. University of Texas – 60.7

2. Michigan – 55.6

3. Alabama – 52.5

4. Ohio State – 49.91

5. Wisconsin – 49.9

6. Oklahoma – 46.6

7. Michigan State – 41.7

8. Tennessee – 41.4

9. Tie – University of Minnesota and Iowa – 41.1

10. Florida State – 40.5

11. Kentucky – 40.1 (Thank God for a good basketball program)

12. LSU – 40

13. Washington – 39.7

14. Georgia – 38.1

15. Florida – 34.4

16. Tie – Texas A&M and Penn State – 37.5

17. Auburn – 37.2

18. Kansas – 35.7

19. Oregon – 35.6

20. Arkansas – 31.9

21. Oklahoma State – 31.9

22. South Carolina – 31.6

23. Arizona – 29.9

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Pretty awesome for a small southern state....and state program....
We do love our Crimson Tide

 

[Bobby Kunz]

How is UCLA or USC not up there?

 

[bama alum]

Pretty awesome for a small southern state....and state program....
We do love our Crimson Tide

Over half the most recent freshmen are from out of state, yet this is the largest in-state homegrowns who have made it to Tuscaloosa. Small southern state with a lot of damn good appeal!

 

[BamaFan334]

How is UCLA or USC not up there?

USC is private, so they may not give out their data. UCLA has like a thousands sports, so I imagine them not being necessarily terrific at anything does not allow them to be very profitable or even bringing a ton in without having to oay a lot out.

 

[planomateo]

How is UCLA or USC not up there?

Last I checked, Southern Cal wasn't a CLC partner institution.

 

[TerryP]

How is UCLA or USC not up there?

USC is private, so they may not give out their data.

Last I checked, Southern Cal wasn't a CLC partner institution.

@planomateo is right here. Their not affiliated with CLC. UCLA, on the other hand, normally ranks in the mid 20's to the mid to high 30's.

One might ask the question how many football fans (male) are willing to buy/wear powder blue?

Seriously though, UCLA is just in a different ballpark than the other schools. IE: There's around a 350,000 difference in attendance at games versus Bama per year. It makes sense when you start thinking about a $40 dollar shirt as an arbitrary example. That's 14 million in revenue alone.

 

[planomateo]

Neither is Notre Dame.

http://clc.com/CollegiateLicensing/media/PDFDOCS/CLC-Institutions-as-of-January-2016.pdf