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Re: If Pryor entered the supplemental draft would you pick him.
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Originally Posted by GTripp0012
There are, of course, programs that do turn actual, real profits without having to fudge what is being included in revenues and expenses to do so. I was not surprised to see Texas, Notre Dame, and Penn State amongst the schools making a fortune off their program. I was surprised to see UCF there as well. That's all I'm saying.
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From the link:
How Much of a Drain are “Other Sports” «
"As you can see, UCF turns a profit when it comes to strictly viewing team revenues and expenses thanks to profits from football and men’s basketball. This is before you add in their $17.5 million in student fees. However, it’s also before you add in costs like coaches salaries ($5.9m), recruiting ($559k), gameday operating expenses ($3.6m) and student aid ($5.7m). With those expenses included, it takes student fees, alumni contributions and other revenue from sources like licensing and advertising to allow UCF to turn an overall profit in the athletic department."
We would need to know the expenses specifically for football for coaches salaries, recruiting, gameday expenses, and student aid to determine if the football program at UCF is turning a stand-alone profit.
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