(05-09-2013 07:43 AM)StillJonesing Wrote: (05-08-2013 06:34 PM)usmbacker Wrote: According to Jonesing Cincy is in the promised land now.
Never said that, but of the non big 5 this is certainly the place to be. The teams in this conference have the much better resources and potiental.
AAC
UConn......64 million...(27% student fee's)
Cincy.......49 million...(34% studnet fee's)
Memphis...47 million...(40% student fees)
USF.........44 million...(38% student fees)
SMU........43 million....N/A
UCF.........40 million...(55% student fees)
Temple.....40 million...N/A
Houston...37 million...(58% student fees)
ECU.........36 million...(40% student fees)
Tulsa.......31 million.....N/A
Tulane.....28 million.....N/A
Navy........N/A
Conference average budget......42 million
CUSA
ODU.........35 million......(74% student fees)
Rice.........30 million.......N/A
Marshall....29 million......(50% student fees)
UAB.........28 million.......(67% student fees)
UTEP........27 million......(55% student fees)
MTSU.......27 million.......(72% student fees)
WKU.........26 million......(69% student fees)
FIU..........25 million.......(84% student fees)
FAU.........23 million........(60% student fees)
USTA.......22 million........(62% student fees)
USM........22 milion.........(38% student fees)
UNCC.......21 million........(89% student fees)
UNT.........19 million.........(50% student fees)
La Tech....19 million.........(51% student fees)
Conference average budget....25 million
That's with far less reliance on student fees as well. These are the numbers that matter most to the future.