The Real Sweet 16: College Basketball’s Most Profitable Programs
Revenue: $42,398,758
Net Profit: $26,745,153
Data from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013.
Source: U.S. Department of Education and Jonathan Vrooman, Vanderbilt University
Mark Zerof/USA TODAY Sports
Revenue: $24,937,572
Net Profit: $17,130,766
Kyle Terada/USA TODAY
Revenue: $18,781,682
Net Profit: $12,851,791
Bruce Thorson/USA TODAY Sports
Revenue: $19,225,982
Net Profit: $12,705,203
Pat Lovell/USA TODAY Sports
Revenue: $26,039,030
Net Profit: $12,250,759
Matt Stamey/USA TODAY
Revenue: $19,632,779
Net Profit: $11,821,758
Rich Barnes/USA TODAY Sports
Revenue: $18,402,969
Net Profit: $11,258,359
REUTERS/Chris Keane
Revenue: $21,331,411
Net Profit: $11,112,216
Mike Carter/USA TODAY Sports
Revenue: $25,735,093
Net Profit: $10,564,280
REUTERS/Ellen Ozier
Revenue: $18,462,316
Net Profit: $10,308,707
REUTERS/Jeff Heynes
Revenue: $23,201,795
Net Profit: $9,529,072
Paul Abell/USA TODAY Sports
Revenue: $18,502,472
Net Profit: $9,050,627
Brian Spurlock/USA TODAY
Revenue: $13,320,098
Net Profit: $8,463,620
Dale Zanine/USA TODAY
Revenue: $14,799,440
Net Profit: $8,310,604
Thomas J. Russo/USA TODAY Sports
Revenue: $16,896,653
Net Profit: $7,905,013
REUTER/Dave Kaup
Total Revenues: $14,223,192
Net Profit: $7,759,502
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