MVFC Team Budgets

[NDSU]

Hello,

I may have missed a previous post but is their a link to shows each schools current football budget? I remember seeing a post about Wyo and the MWC but not the MVFC.

-Thanks

[CentennialBison]

Here you go-
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/college/story/2012-05-14/ncaa-college-athletics-finances-database/54955804/1

[HandoEX]

Here you go-
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/college/story/2012-05-14/ncaa-college-athletics-finances-database/54955804/1

Unless I misread the link, those are total athletic budgets, not just football.

[CentennialBison]

Unless I misread the link, those are total athletic budgets, not just football.
True. Completely missed that. Don't have a link for you then.

[AjaxTheMighty]

Unless I misread the link, those are total athletic budgets, not just football.

...and pretty outdated too. Was that as of 2011?

[devin45k]

Nice user name OP!

[NDSU]

Nice user name OP!

lol - Thanks! My AGS username was already taken as with the few others I had tried! Seemed easy to remember. :)

[Hammersmith]

Hello,

I may have missed a previous post but is their a link to shows each schools current football budget? I remember seeing a post about Wyo and the MWC but not the MVFC.

-Thanks

No super-easy way to get it as far as I know, but you can build the list using the DoE Equity in Athletics Data Analysis Cutting Tool: http://ope.ed.gov/athletics/

Here's the compiled data for the MVFC:

North Dakota State $4,044,796
Youngstown State $3,725,254
Southern Illinois $3,641,600
Northern Iowa $3,154,067
Illinois State $3,166,946
Western Illinois $3,007,439
Indiana State $2,859,361
South Dakota State $2,723,760
South Dakota $2,687,268
Missouri State $2,534,968

[EndZoneQB]

It actually is impressive what SDSU is able to do with their budget...

[TransAmBison]

It actually is impressive what SDSU is able to do with their budget...I know...have you seen how much those cheerleaders eat?

[X-Factor]

It actually is impressive what SDSU is able to do with their budget...

Which might bring into question the long term sustainability of their FB success.

[Hammersmith]

I tried to get out(of number crunching), but you pulled me back in. [/melodramaticwailing]


Here are the football budgets of the Big5 FCS conferences. I'll probably do MWC, MAC & Sun Belt pretty soon. Any other requests?

Also note that private schools tend to have larger budgets since their scholarships tend to cost more than public schools. I can remove total scholarships from total expenses, but not football scholarships from football expenses.


Big Sky
Montana $5,896,289
Montana State $5,044,725
Portland State $3,832,289
UC Davis $3,566,555
Eastern Washington $3,444,305
Sacramento State $3,299,190
Northern Arizona $3,267,428
Idaho State $3,261,187
North Dakota $3,181,952
Cal Poly $3,066,342
Northern Colorado $2,965,650
Weber State $2,675,532
Southern Utah $2,333,902


Colonial
James Madison $6,986,160
Delaware $6,265,337
Richmond $6,068,055
Villanova $5,921,525
William & Mary $4,971,542
Stony Brook $4,399,966
New Hampshire $4,142,300
Maine $3,756,246
Towson $3,563,136
Rhode Island $3,559,524
Albany $2,191,690


MVFC
North Dakota State $4,044,796
Youngstown State $3,725,254
Southern Illinois $3,641,600
Northern Iowa $3,154,067
Illinois State $3,166,946
Western Illinois $3,007,439
Indiana State $2,859,361
South Dakota State $2,723,760
South Dakota $2,687,268
Missouri State $2,534,968


Southern
Furman $6,150,270
Samford $5,157,707
Appalachian State $4,214,171
Elon $4,201,027
Citadel $3,885,465
Wofford $3,879,148
Georgia Southern $3,521,604
Chattanooga $3,245,523
Western Carolina $2,792,939


Southland
Lamar $3,582,771
Stephen F. Austin $3,410,990
Sam Houston State $3,053,896
Northwestern State $2,946,079
SE Louisiana $2,842,750
Central Arkansas $2,602,141
McNeese State $2,488,286
Nicholls State $1,997,768
Houston Baptist NA

[Tatanka]

I tried to get out(of number crunching), but you pulled me back in. [/melodramaticwailing]


Here are the football budgets of the Big5 FCS conferences. I'll probably do MWC, MAC & Sun Belt pretty soon. Any other requests?

Also note that private schools tend to have larger budgets since their scholarships tend to cost more than public schools. I can remove total scholarships from total expenses, but not football scholarships from football expenses.


Big Sky
Montana $5,896,289
Montana State $5,044,725
Portland State $3,832,289
UC Davis $3,566,555
Eastern Washington $3,444,305
Sacramento State $3,299,190
Northern Arizona $3,267,428
Idaho State $3,261,187
North Dakota $3,181,952
Cal Poly $3,066,342
Northern Colorado $2,965,650
Weber State $2,675,532
Southern Utah $2,333,902


Colonial
James Madison $6,986,160
Delaware $6,265,337
Richmond $6,068,055
Villanova $5,921,525
William & Mary $4,971,542
Stony Brook $4,399,966
New Hampshire $4,142,300
Maine $3,756,246
Towson $3,563,136
Rhode Island $3,559,524
Albany $2,191,690


MVFC
North Dakota State $4,044,796
Youngstown State $3,725,254
Southern Illinois $3,641,600
Northern Iowa $3,154,067
Illinois State $3,166,946
Western Illinois $3,007,439
Indiana State $2,859,361
South Dakota State $2,723,760
South Dakota $2,687,268
Missouri State $2,534,968


Southern
Furman $6,150,270
Samford $5,157,707
Appalachian State $4,214,171
Elon $4,201,027
Citadel $3,885,465
Wofford $3,879,148
Georgia Southern $3,521,604
Chattanooga $3,245,523
Western Carolina $2,792,939


Southland
Lamar $3,582,771
Stephen F. Austin $3,410,990
Sam Houston State $3,053,896
Northwestern State $2,946,079
SE Louisiana $2,842,750
Central Arkansas $2,602,141
McNeese State $2,488,286
Nicholls State $1,997,768
Houston Baptist NA

Would be really really interesting to see these numbers compared to number of wins / number of wins over last four years... :hungry: Basically who's getting bang for their buck? WHO isn't? :)