Relative spending of colleges on different sports, Altimore charts by conference

[CL82]

A ton of information to unpack here.

 

[ironlung75]

How is Georgetown spending so much and getting nothing for it?

 

[JoePeppitone2012]

How is Georgetown spending so much and getting nothing for it?

Probably coach salaries of people they fired or bought out etc.

 

[setoniansource]

Looks to me at first glance that we are spending too much on Olympic sports per athlete. I wonder where that money is going.

 

[radecicco]

It’s amazing given our hoops budget that we are as competitive as we have been over the past 8-10 years.

 

[cams555]

Rutgers spends an awful lot of money to be garbage.

Seton Hall can really stretch a dollar cant they.


If Rutgers just gave its budget to Seton Hall everybody would be a winner.

 

[HallX2]

Rutgers spends an awful log of money to be garbage.

Seton Hall can really stretch a dollar cant they.


If Rutgers just gave its budget to Seton Hall everybody would be a winner.

Public institutions aren’t know for stretching a dollar.

 

[seton1996]

While we know SHU spending is going to be one of the lower in P5, you really cannot just look at numbers pulled from Dept of Ed and get a true picture. What goes into these numbers and how different schools reporting things can have major impact especially in a singe FY. For example, looks like Georgetown spends way more than other BE schools, but I am sure it is impacted by buyout of Ewing.

 

[tpbtpb17]

My goodness, Georgetown.

 

[TrueBlue1989]

While we know SHU spending is going to be one of the lower in P5, you really cannot just look at numbers pulled from Dept of Ed and get a true picture. What goes into these numbers and how different schools reporting things can have major impact especially in a singe FY. For example, looks like Georgetown spends way more than other BE schools, but I am sure it is impacted by buyout of Ewing.

100%.

 

[lloyde dobler]

Winning the Big East Tournament cost Georgetown tens of millions of dollars, both in money owed Ewing and setting back the program.