College Football Roster Spending By School

[BigBalls]

These are numbers that CBS sports came up with via surveys and not directly from the school. I have read on multiple sites that USC is at $40 mill on the current roster. I’m only going to post the B1G conference number and the SEC but if you are curious about any other school , let me know.

In the ACC its Miami alone at $40mill, no one else is close.

BIG

Over 40 million
Ohio State
Oregon

Over 30 million
Indiana
Michigan
Nebraska
USC
Wisconsin

Over 20 million
Illinois
Iowa
Maryland
Michigan State
Penn State
Rutgers
UCLA
Washington

Under 20 million
Minnesota
Purdue
Northwestern

SEC

Over 40
LSU
Texas
Texas A&M

Over 30
Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Oklahoma
Ole Miss
Tennessee

Over 20
Arkansas
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Missouri
South Carolina
Vanderbilt

 

 

 

[Daystalker]

It’s getting ridiculous, and I am suprised there is not more donor fatigue after a few years of this.  Buying a player for your university football team is just a weird flex, on its face.  Do these heavy hitters even have the time to watch the games?  I don’t, too busy spending my dough to really commit to that level of involvement with watching and attending sports, and I’m just some gnat compared to these guys.

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[BigBalls]

There are people out there with a lot of money. And they love their ego stroked by jocks and administrators. USC has a bunch of those.

In my next life I want to be rich instead of handsome.

[GTrojan2]

Will you settle for neither BB.  LOL!

[BigBalls]

Ugly and broke?? I would have to move to Fla, Texas or some other red state instead of living in my beautiful Socal! Imagine being surrounded by fat stupid broke people.

California dreaming!

No thanks!

Top States with Highest Obesity Rates
West Virginia: ~41.4%
Mississippi: ~40.4%
Louisiana: ~39.2%
Oklahoma: ~40%
Arkansas: ~39.2%
Kentucky: ~40.3%
Alabama: ~38.9% [1, 2]

Studies that evaluate states based on educational attainment and cognitive test scores frequently place the following states near the bottom: []
Mississippi
Louisiana
West Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas [1]

Top Poorest States

Mississippi,

Louisiana,

New Mexico,

West Virginia,

and Arkansas. [1, 2]

 

 

 

 

• This reply was modified 1 week, 1 day ago by BigBalls.
• This reply was modified 1 week, 1 day ago by BigBalls.

[PasadenaTrojan]

Lol so you haven’t seen the sec sorority dance offs? They def are not all fat and ugly

[Butkus51]

No joke Pasadena.  Bruddah Balls is correct, a major % of the south general population are obese.  But, dang the SEC Co-eds are absolutely beautiful chicks.  Almost every ratings of beautiful college girls and the SEC wins all the time…  Cheers

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[BigBalls]

I was kidding.

[Java]

Surprised NEB and Whiskey are that high.

 

Well well well look at Bama.  They better find some rich Bama alumni.  Allegedly there are some, but they are notoriously cheap.

 

Bama is going to slide if they don’t change something.  Georgia too.  Clemson already has slud lol

I am curious how long Indiana’s sugar daddy Cuban wants to keep funding that program or if their alumni base is big and wealthy enough that they just woke a sleeping giant.

 

[Butkus51]

Xlent post Bruddah Balls.  Read dat USC has spent about $37 M to $38 M for their current roster.

Big difference, U. Hawaii roster = about $1 M.  No wonder all their top HS players leave.  UH players are scraping by with strict budgets.  Must catch da bus to get around.  Dang, the inequities of college FB.  Very unfair and sad.  Cheers

[BobLinMN-3]

The NFL has a salary cap; seems to work for them. Let the players go after endorsements and leave the schools out of it.

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