'These revenues include generated revenue (such as proceeds from ticket sales and sponsorships) and allocated revenue (such as tuition waivers, money from student fees and direct institutional support.)'As the blog post pointed out, you'll find that there are good reasons why you see stadium expansions every year and you'll find that it's clearly, clearly in your best interest to be part of the BCS. I believe that TCU was the highest non-BCS school in the chart - at 57th with over $43,000,000 in revenue.
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| Rank | School | Total Revenue | Conference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Texas | $120,288,370 | Big 12 |
| 2nd | Ohio State | $117,953,712 | Big Ten |
| 3rd | Florida | $106,030,895 | Southeastern Conference |
| 4th | Michigan | $99,027,105 | Big Ten |
| 5th | Wisconsin | $93,452,334 | Big Ten |
| 6th | Penn State | $91,570,233 | Big Ten |
| 7th | Auburn | $89,305,326 | Southeastern Conference |
| 8th | Alabama | $88,869,810 | Southeastern Conference |
| 9th | Tennessee | $88,719,798 | Southeastern Conference |
| 10th | Oklahoma State | $88,554,438 | Big 12 |
| 11th | Kansas | $86,009,257 | Big 12 |
| 12th | Louisiana State | $84,183,362 | Southeastern Conference |
| 13th | Georgia | $84,020,180 | Southeastern Conference |
| 14th | Notre Dame | $83,352,439 | Independent |
| 15th | Iowa | $81,148,310 | Big Ten |
| 16th | Michigan State | $77,738,746 | Big Ten |
| 17th | Oklahoma | $77,098,009 | Big 12 |
| 18th | Stanford | $76,661,466 | Pac-10 |
| 19th | University of Southern California | $76,409,919 | Pac-10 |
| 20th | Nebraska | $75,492,884 | Big 12 |
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