NCAA Automatic Qualifier IV

The last of the three criteria to establish a seventh automatic qualifier is:

(3) Top 25 Performance Ranking, the number of teams in the top 25 of the final BCS Standings each year, with adjustments to account for differences in the number of members of each conference.

The "Top 25 Performance Rating," will be calculated as follows: Points will be awarded to the conferences based on their teams' finishes in the top 25 of the final BCS Standings each year. Points will be awarded as follows:  teams finishing ranked from 1-6 generate 4 points for each team in the conference; teams finishing ranked 7-12: generate 3 points for each team in the conference; teams finishing ranked 13-18: generate 2 points for each team in the conference; and teams finishing 19-25: generate 1 point for each team in the conference.  The point totals will be adjusted to account for the size of the conference, as follows:  12 or more members have no adjustment; 10 or 11 members are adjusted by 12.5 percent; and 9 or fewer members are adjusted by 25 percent.

So, all I did was to count up the number of teams in each conference that finished 1 - 6 in the final BCS standings, and multiply this by 4, then count up the number of teams in each conference that finished 7 - 12 and multiply by 3, etc., and then adjust by the number of conference members as of December 4, 2011 for each conference for each of the four seasons and I get the following results:

Rank	Value	Conference
1	54	SEC
2	47.25	Big12
3	41	Big10
4	36	P12
5	32.5	MountainWest
6	20	ACC
7	17.5	BigEast
8	5	Ind
9	3.75	WAC
10	3.375	CUSA
11	1	MidAmerican
12	0	SunBelt

NCAA Automatic Qualifier III

The second criteria to establish a seventh automatic qualifier is:

"Average Conference Ranking, the final regular-season rankings of all conference teams in the computer rankings used by the BCS each year".

Frankly, when I saw this I thought that there was no way of figuring this out; but after a short search on that new fangled world wide web, I found the computer rankings for each team for the 2008 - 2011 season for each of the six computer models used in the BCS standings calculation at the end of the regular season.

Here are the rankings of the eleven BCS conferences over the 2008 - 2011 time period, and I have provided a step-by-step guide on how to calculate this.

Rank	Ave. Conf.	Conference
1	2	SEC
2	2.25	Big12
3	3.75	ACC
4	3.75	P12
5	4.5	Big10
6	5	BigEast
7	6.75	MountainWest
8	8.5	CUSA
9	8.75	WAC
11	9.75	MidAmerican
10	11	SunBelt

1.  To calculate the average conference ranking at the end of the regular season we need to get the rankings of all 120 teams for the six computer models for the four seasons.  I used the following webpages (2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011) and then found the six computer models labeled as SAG, AND, BIL, COL, MB and WOL.
2.  For the 2008 season, I averaged each of the computer models by conference.  For example the ACC in 2008 had an average of 36 for COL's computer model.  Repeat for each of the five remaining computer models and then repeat for the ten remaining NCAA BCS conferences.
3.  For each conference, average the six computer models and rank from highest to lowest. 
4.  Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons.
5.  At this point you should have all eleven conferences ranked for the four season.  I then averaged the rankings and ranked from highest to lowest to get the average conference ranking listed above.

NCAA Automatic Qualifier II

The first of the three criteria is that of the Average Ranking of Highest Ranked Team for the 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 regular season.  The ranking takes place in the final BCS standings, which takes place during this time period on the first Monday in December.  Again the "... computations will be made according to the conference's membership on Dec. 4, 2011".

Here is the criteria for the average ranking of the highest ranked team (from link above):
"Average Ranking of Highest-Ranked Team, the ranking of the highest-ranked team in the final BCS Standings each year (if a conference does not place a team in the final BCS Standings, then its highest-ranked team is determined by the conference member that has the highest average ranking in the computer rankings used in the BCS Standings)".

Note that the calculation is based on the final BCS Standings, so here are the links to the final BCS standings for the 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons that I will be drawing from to make this calculation.

If you have opened the .pdf files in the previous sentence, you will notice that not all of the eleven conferences are represented in each of the four seasons.  Thus as stated in the criteria, I have to calculate the highest average ranking in the computer rankings used in the BCS Standings for that time period.  Frankly, I thought that I would be unable to figure this out, but this data is available for the 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons.  I will be using this data for the second criteria as well.

Here's the final results, and then below, I will sketch out how I calculated these results below.

Rank	Ave.	Conference
1	1.25	SEC
2	3.25	Big12
3	4.50	P12
4	5.75	MountainWest
5	7.75	Big10
6	13.00	ACC
7	15.00	BigEast
8	33.96	CUSA
9	37.42	MidAmerican
10	44.83	WAC
11	58.79	SunBelt

The calculation is rather straightforward.

1.  For each season find the conference member that has the highest ranking, and for conferences that are not ranked, then find the average of the six computer models and use the one that has the highest rank.  So in 2008, there were no CUSA teams ranked in the top 25, so I found all the teams and aveaged the rankings of the six computer models and found that East Carolina was the highest ranked with an average of 41.5.  Then for CUSA, I entered 41.5 for their rank in 2008.
2.  Repeat step 1 for each of the remaining three seasons.
3.  Average the ranking for each of the eleven conferences, and sort from highest rank (lowest number) of the eleven conferences.  That's it.

NCAA Football Automatic Qualifier I

Over the next few days I am going to go over the calculations for the three criteria for a possible 7th NCAA FBS automatic qualifier for one of the BCS bowls for the 2012 and 2013 seasons.

Source for the three criteria:

(1) Average Ranking of Highest-Ranked Team, the ranking of the highest-ranked team in the final BCS Standings each year (if a conference does not place a team in the final BCS Standings, then its highest-ranked team is determined by the conference member that has the highest average ranking in the computer rankings used in the BCS Standings),

(2) Average Conference Ranking, the final regular-season rankings of all conference teams in the computer rankings used by the BCS each year, and

(3) Top 25 Performance Ranking, the number of teams in the top 25 of the final BCS Standings each year, with adjustments to account for differences in the number of members of each conference.

A conference will become the seventh automatic qualifier if it finishes among the top six conferences in both No. 1 and No. 2 and if its ranking in No. 3 is equal to or greater than 50 percent of the conference with the highest ranking in No. 3.

One thing to note at the outset is that according to the source listed above, "...the computations will be made according to the conference's membership on December 4, 2011".  Thus when I read this, I interpret this to mean that Nebraska's performance during the 2008, 2009 and 2010 seasons would still be counted as a Big Ten conference member, as they were a member of the Big Ten conference on 12/4/2011, but that West Virginia's performance during the 2008 - 2011 seasons would be counted in the Big East since they were still a member of the Big East Conference at that date, not the Big 12 Conference.

Note:  A conference can apply to the Presidential Oversight Committee for an exemption if:
a.)   the conference finishes among the top six in both (1) and (2) and its ranking in (3) is greater than or equal to 33.3% of the conference with the highest ranking in (3), or
b.)   the conference finishes among the top seven in either (1) or (2) and among the top five in the other and if the conferences ranking in (3) is greater than or equal to 33.3% of the conference with the highest ranking in (3).

New NCAA FBS Schools

This year four schools will be part of the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). They are Massachusetts, South Alabama, Texas State and Texas-San Antonio.

New Mexico State University Football Moving to Independent in 2013

New Mexico State plans on playing as a NCAA FBS independent for the 2013 season.

Western Athletic Conference to Exit after this season

The commissioner of the Western Athletic Conference said that this will be the last season of the WAC for football.

What are Sports Economists Like?

Nice article on the recent Western Economic Association sports economics sessions.

2011 NCAA Athletic Department Finances

Finally, let's look at the finances of NCAA athletic departments as reported by USA Today in their database for the 2011 academic year using at the same variables as before: reported profits (using both generated and allocated revenues), profits that are adjusted by subtracting out transfers (or subsidies), and the actual subsidy amount just like I did for the 2007 year.

The school with the biggest reported profit (Profit 1) is Kansas State University of $23,398,586 and the schools with the biggest reported loss is Florida State University of -$8,374,016.  In terms of generated profits (Profit 2), again Kansas State University had a $20,106,935 profit and the school with the biggest generated loss is the University of Nevada-Las Vegas with a loss of -$33,302,723.  The school with the biggest subsidy in 2011 was the University of Nevada-Las Vegas with a subsidy of $32,292,436.

In terms of overall generated profits or losses, the 227 athletic departments in the database lost -$2,169,805,144.  Yes, that's over $2.1 billion!

Here's the schools in alphabetical order.

School	Profit 1		Profit 2		Subsidy
Air Force	$393,541		-$25,342,859		$25,736,400
Akron	$239,271		-$19,117,107		$19,356,378
Alabama	$19,430,464		$14,195,164		$5,235,300
Alabama A&M	-$977,411		-$5,490,736		$4,513,325
Alabama State	$0		-$8,084,904		$8,084,904
Alabama-Birmingham	$465,622		-$16,158,513		$16,624,135
Albany	$0		-$12,444,324		$12,444,324
Alcorn State	$418,812		-$3,741,838		$4,160,650
Appalacian State	$2,294,435		-$6,592,315		$8,886,750
Arizona	$1,156,820		-$6,239,772		$7,396,592
Arizona State	-$1,786,771		-$12,447,723		$10,660,952
Arkansas	$12,375,124		$10,524,624		$1,850,500
Arkansas Little-Rock	$423,806		-$5,563,133		$5,986,939
Arkansas State	$0		-$7,770,368		$7,770,368
Arkansas-PineBluff	$0		-$4,326,279		$4,326,279
Army	$6,921,562		-$4,838,452		$11,760,014
Auburn	$3,484,657		-$822,383		$4,307,040
Austin Peay	$610,590		-$5,735,328		$6,345,918
Ball State	$977,358		-$13,884,757		$14,862,115
Birmingham	-$358,364		-$11,046,997		$10,688,633
Boise State	$231,441		-$10,294,133		$10,525,574
Bowling Green	$2,126,273		-$10,725,642		$12,851,915
Buffalo	$6,339		-$20,817,139		$20,823,478
Cal State Bakersfield	-$1,142,317		-$6,740,403		$5,598,086
California	$2,573,642		-$7,932,208		$10,505,850
California Davis	$1,279,864		-$19,673,317		$20,953,181
California Irvine	$24,221		-$11,809,673		$11,833,894
California Polytechnic	$341,136		-$16,015,601		$16,356,737
California Riverside	$433,357		-$11,439,227		$11,872,584
California Santa Barbara	-$564,194		-$12,048,774		$11,484,580
California State Fullerton	$0		-$7,449,705		$7,449,705
California State Northridge	$836,013		-$8,693,456		$9,529,469
Central Arkansas	$222,648		-$7,487,459		$7,710,107
Central Connecticut State	$770,474		-$10,899,684		$11,670,158
Central Florida	-$43,498		-$21,808,222		$21,764,724
Central Michigan	$76,892		-$16,533,183		$16,610,075
Chicago State	-$163,486		-$4,418,078		$4,254,592
Cincinnati	-$963,966		-$15,672,638		$14,708,672
Citadel	$300,444		-$8,093,772		$8,394,216
Clemson	$2,807,093		-$2,298,931		$5,106,024
Cleveland State	$0		-$8,986,594		$8,986,594
Coastal Carolina	-$85,538		-$15,705,042		$15,619,504
College of Charleston	$608,868		-$9,861,778		$10,470,646
Colorado	$1,736,633		-$13,781,516		$15,518,149
Colorado State	$3,424,281		-$10,704,430		$14,128,711
Connecticut	$95,357		-$14,934,366		$15,029,723
Coppin State	-$604,051		-$3,391,935		$2,787,884
Delaware	$0		-$28,535,457		$28,535,457
Delaware State	$37,659		-$10,484,408		$10,522,067
East Carolina	$1,827,908		-$11,687,662		$13,515,570
East Tennesse State	$573,029		-$9,006,908		$9,579,937
Eastern Illinois	$0		-$8,806,250		$8,806,250
Eastern Kentucky	$0		-$10,251,551		$10,251,551
Eastern Michigan	$1,746,555		-$21,017,916		$22,764,471
Eastern Washington	$412,233		-$7,002,517		$7,414,750
Floirda A&M	-$1,089,039		-$6,934,187		$5,845,148
Florida	$16,356,426		$11,989,355		$4,367,071
Florida Atlantic	$2,731,222		-$10,269,903		$13,001,125
Florida Gulf Coast	$437,318		-$7,075,400		$7,512,718
Florida International	-$756,187		-$19,912,263		$19,156,076
Florida State	-$8,374,016		-$15,902,022		$7,528,006
Fresno State	$1,351,513		-$7,047,485		$8,398,998
George Mason	-$538,468		-$15,184,362		$14,645,894
Georgia	$11,581,569		$8,384,182		$3,197,387
Georgia Southern	$32,927		-$8,142,829		$8,175,756
Georgia State	-$239,707		-$19,642,154		$19,402,447
Georgia Tech	-$710,853		-$7,164,924		$6,454,071
Grambling State	$0		-$2,890,963		$2,890,963
Hawaii	$456,506		-$11,529,902		$11,986,408
Houston	$1,163,216		-$18,979,241		$20,142,457
Idaho	$231,198		-$9,112,114		$9,343,312
Idaho State	$42,343		-$6,811,511		$6,853,854
Illinois	$4,387,065		$403,425		$3,983,640
Illinois Chicago	$0		-$10,360,432		$10,360,432
Illinois State	$116,437		-$10,838,328		$10,954,765
Indiana	$1,702,844		-$983,925		$2,686,769
Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne	-$23,386		-$5,228,759		$5,205,373
Indiana Purdue Indianopolis	$23,756		-$5,723,883		$5,747,639
Indiana State	$174,431		-$8,129,253		$8,303,684
Iowa	$5,296,075		$4,731,395		$564,680
Iowa State	$121,688		-$3,617,427		$3,739,115
Jackson State	$0		-$3,804,250		$3,804,250
Jacksonville State	$0		-$9,721,336		$9,721,336
James Madison	-$186,510		-$25,891,078		$25,704,568
Kansas	$2,858,045		-$578,862		$3,436,907
Kansas State	$23,398,586		$20,106,935		$3,291,651
Kennesaw State	$451,043		-$9,402,359		$9,853,402
Kent State	$692,076		-$16,025,798		$16,717,874
Kentucky	$2,038,305		$1,219,181		$819,124
Lamar	-$10		-$9,539,285		$9,539,275
Long Beach State	$7,139		-$9,492,112		$9,499,251
Longwood	$555,808		-$6,078,006		$6,633,814
Louisiana Lafayette	-$389,303		-$6,216,749		$5,827,446
Louisiana Monroe	$1,497,689		-$4,247,091		$5,744,780
Louisiana Tech	$11,276		-$9,227,635		$9,238,911
Louisville	$5,899,269		-$4,161,743		$10,061,012
LSU	$15,462,427		$15,462,427		$0
Maine	$192,014		-$11,904,261		$12,096,275
Marshall	$1,297,939		-$11,184,352		$12,482,291
Maryland	$2,829		-$15,858,812		$15,861,641
Maryland Baltimore County	$469,283		-$11,190,948		$11,660,231
Maryland Eastern Shore	$0		-$4,157,400		$4,157,400
Massachusetts	$285,182		-$21,758,794		$22,043,976
McNeese State	$290,665		-$4,045,135		$4,335,800
Memphis	$77,020		-$15,127,590		$15,204,610
Miami Ohio	-$229,840		-$18,420,918		$18,191,078
Michigan	$10,894,499		$10,621,815		$272,684
Michigan State	$505,970		-$3,144,310		$3,650,280
Middle Tennessee State	$2,796,951		-$15,552,338		$18,349,289
Minnesota	$0		-$7,778,861		$7,778,861
Mississippi	$2,071,591		-$1,589,324		$3,660,915
Mississippi State	$7,393,026		$2,573,373		$4,819,653
Mississippi Valley State	$0		-$2,423,152		$2,423,152
Missouri	-$13,828		-$2,695,469		$2,681,641
Missouri Kansas City	-$2,145,563		-$9,511,812		$7,366,249
Missouri State	$0		-$4,977,789		$4,977,789
Montana	$913,424		-$6,591,054		$7,504,478
Montana State	-$44,686		-$14,579,059		$14,534,373
Morehead State	$0		-$7,957,064		$7,957,064
Morgan State	$474,551		-$7,623,673		$8,098,224
Murray State	$251,200		-$9,549,422		$9,800,622
Nebraska	$1,763,272		$1,763,272		$0
Nevada	-$459,615		-$10,475,944		$10,016,329
Nevada Las Vegas	-$1,010,287		-$33,302,723		$32,292,436
New Hampshire	-$898,408		-$19,246,850		$18,348,442
New Jersey Tech	$726,477		-$9,207,684		$9,934,161
New Mexico	-$141,008		-$16,746,874		$16,605,866
New Mexico State	$1,215,290		-$17,596,185		$18,811,475
Nicholas State	$759,137		-$3,655,550		$4,414,687
Norfolk State	$222,172		-$9,840,838		$10,063,010
North Carolina	$1,293,709		-$7,535,660		$8,829,369
North Carolina Ashville	-$149,187		-$3,638,400		$3,489,213
North Carolina Central	$43,026		-$6,283,099		$6,326,125
North Carolina Charlotte	$1,104,593		-$12,204,982		$13,309,575
North Carolina Greensboro	-$703,442		-$11,314,449		$10,611,007
North Carolina State	$515,781		-$573,114		$1,088,895
North Carolina Tech	-$361,887		-$6,062,315		$5,700,428
North Carolina Wilmington	-$779,522		-$8,874,353		$8,094,831
North Dakota	$120,433		-$8,881,934		$9,002,367
North Dakota State	-$77,978		-$7,389,838		$7,311,860
North Florida	-$149,585		-$6,738,775		$6,589,190
North Texas	-$7,676,200		-$12,727,320		$5,051,120
Northern Arizona	-$315,935		-$8,689,201		$8,373,266
Northern Colorado	$307,192		-$6,225,089		$6,532,281
Northern Illinois	$1,354,980		-$15,374,637		$16,729,617
Northern Iowa	$1,178,864		-$6,968,924		$8,147,788
Northwestern State LA	-$161,238		-$7,007,159		$6,845,921
Oakland	-$161,603		-$8,203,551		$8,041,948
Ohio	$2,629,179		-$16,947,581		$19,576,760
Ohio State	$9,528,952		$9,528,952		$0
Oklahoma	$9,974,916		$9,974,916		$0
Oklahoma State	$15,694,708		$9,507,375		$6,187,333
Old Dominion	$1,984,116		-$21,915,245		$23,899,361
Oregon	$9,545,557		$7,125,702		$2,419,855
Oregon State	$954,680		-$16,011,931		$16,966,611
Penn State	$14,781,542		$14,781,542		$0
Portland State	$111,612		-$8,522,909		$8,634,521
Praire View A&M	$99,640		-$7,143,942		$7,243,582
Purdue	$6,773,110		$6,773,110		$0
Radford	$1,826,398		-$7,732,691		$9,559,089
Rhode Island	$1,428,128		-$16,160,368		$17,588,496
Rutgers	$0		-$28,475,523		$28,475,523
Sacramento State	$637,367		-$13,085,496		$13,722,863
Sam Houston State	$402,435		-$8,125,783		$8,528,218
San Diego State	$9,147,472		-$8,992,652		$18,140,124
San Jose State	-$789,329		-$12,157,128		$11,367,799
Savannah State	$260,547		-$4,961,015		$5,221,562
South Alabama	$851,847		-$13,136,503		$13,988,350
South Carolina	$3,287,515		$1,039,240		$2,248,275
South Carolina State	$0		-$7,472,312		$7,472,312
South Carolina Upstate	$290,889		-$5,589,930		$5,880,819
South Dakota	$0		-$5,565,192		$5,565,192
South Dakota State	-$31,258		-$7,793,023		$7,761,765
South Florida	-$1,546,123		-$18,107,740		$16,561,617
Southeastern Louisiana	$1,822,448		-$5,898,010		$7,720,458
Southeastern Missouri State	-$21,147		-$6,720,208		$6,699,061
Southern	-$323,146		-$3,868,691		$3,545,545
Southern Illinois	-$1,947,537		-$15,909,193		$13,961,656
Southern Illinois Edwardsville	-$157,721		-$6,418,731		$6,261,010
Southern Mississippi	-$28,440		-$8,043,857		$8,015,417
Southern Utah	-$264,474		-$7,510,382		$7,245,908
Steven F Austin State	-$112,890		-$12,004,082		$11,891,192
Stony Brook	$2,829,796		-$15,057,348		$17,887,144
Tennessee	$6,788,586		$5,788,586		$1,000,000
Tennessee Chattanooga	$0		-$10,183,438		$10,183,438
Tennessee Martin	$0		-$7,508,289		$7,508,289
Tennessee State	$206,425		-$7,669,436		$7,875,861
Tennessee Tech	$0		-$8,038,048		$8,038,048
Texas	$16,609,111		$16,609,111		$0
Texas A&M	$8,985,727		$8,975,871		$9,856
Texas A&M Corpus Christi	-$12,634		-$7,121,392		$7,108,758
Texas Arlington	-$65,133		-$8,048,505		$7,983,372
Texas El Paso	$33,831		-$13,836,846		$13,870,677
Texas Pan America	$53,976		-$5,741,380		$5,795,356
Texas San Antonio	$670,865		-$11,275,188		$11,946,053
Texas Southern	$0		-$7,558,995		$7,558,995
Texas State	$1,456,910		-$14,907,938		$16,364,848
Texas Tech	$2,564,244		-$3,223,936		$5,788,180
Toledo	-$1,187,643		-$11,313,079		$10,125,436
Towsen	$599,062		-$17,304,254		$17,903,316
Troy	$0		-$8,077,632		$8,077,632
UCLA	$0		-$2,587,439		$2,587,439
Utah	$1,245,060		-$8,136,507		$9,381,567
Utah State	$3,077,464		-$11,529,942		$14,607,406
Utah Valley	-$136,045		-$8,265,410		$8,129,365
Vermont	-$369,268		-$12,341,745		$11,972,477
Virginia	$6,038,664		-$6,934,634		$12,973,298
Virginia Commonwealth	-$1,511,187		-$17,431,258		$15,920,071
Virginia Tech	$4,314,760		-$3,276,354		$7,591,114
VMI	-$17,774		-$3,101,486		$3,083,712
Washington	$2,330,501		-$128,482		$2,458,983
Washington State	-$633,611		-$12,165,252		$11,531,641
Weber State	$169,817		-$6,960,582		$7,130,399
West Virginia	-$1,258,043		-$5,623,746		$4,365,703
Western Carolina	-$78,184		-$5,748,601		$5,670,417
Western Illinois	$402,159		-$7,838,584		$8,240,743
Western Kentucky	$0		-$14,096,615		$14,096,615
Western Michigan	$217,332		-$18,384,899		$18,602,231
Wichita State	$1,183,670		-$5,246,286		$6,429,956
William & Mary	$40,892		-$10,755,311		$10,796,203
Winthrop	$113,152		-$8,691,494		$8,804,646
Wisconsin	$664,846		-$6,573,055		$7,237,901
Wisconsin Green Bay	-$32,094		-$4,655,496		$4,623,402
Wright State	-$181,221		-$7,644,773		$7,463,552
Wyoming	-$223,440		-$14,204,804		$13,981,364
Youngstown State	$0		-$9,005,833		$9,005,833

2010 NCAA Athletic Department Profits and Losses

Continuing to the 2010 academic year of the finances of NCAA athletic departments as reported by USA Today in their database I am looking at the same variables as before: reported profits (using both generated and allocated revenues), profits that are adjusted by subtracting out transfers (or subsidies), and the actual subsidy amount just like I did for the 2008 year.

The school with the biggest reported profit (Profit 1) is the University of Oregon with $44,538,251 and the schools with the biggest reported loss is North Texas University of -$6,903,058.  In terms of generated profits (Profit 2), again the University of Oregon had a $41,853,109 profit and the school with the biggest generated loss is the University of Nevada-Las Vegas with a loss of -$36,720,217.  The school with the biggest subsidy in 2010 was also the University of Nevada-Las Vegas with a subsidy of $34,073,391.

Finally, in terms of overall profits and losses from the 227 NCAA athletic departments in USA Today's database (not all schools are in the database), the total generated loss was $2,028,857,588.  Yes, a combined loss of over $2.0 billion.

Here's the school-by-school data:

School	Profit 1		Profit 2		Subsidy
Air Force	-$166,219		-$22,666,783		$22,500,564
Akron	-$485,920		-$17,749,694		$17,263,774
Alabama	$31,580,939		$26,600,939		$4,980,000
Alabama A&M	$25,380		-$4,409,854		$4,435,234
Alabama State	$0		-$6,919,753		$6,919,753
Alabama-Birmingham	$434,787		-$13,814,052		$14,248,839
Albany	$0		-$12,422,342		$12,422,342
Alcorn State	$164,099		-$3,612,985		$3,777,084
Appalacian State	-$319,606		-$9,054,696		$8,735,090
Arizona	$1,199,802		-$5,512,984		$6,712,786
Arizona State	-$1,400,381		-$11,749,917		$10,349,536
Arkansas	$6,270,715		$4,575,742		$1,694,973
Arkansas Little-Rock	$131,760		-$5,988,262		$6,120,022
Arkansas State	-$3,854,053		-$7,811,546		$3,957,493
Arkansas-PineBluff	$0		-$6,211,292		$6,211,292
Army	$3,879,547		-$6,693,588		$10,573,135
Auburn	$1,702,656		-$3,558,948		$5,261,604
Austin Peay	$202,612		-$5,662,383		$5,864,995
Ball State	$2,784,688		-$12,008,551		$14,793,239
Birmingham	$680,670		-$9,435,968		$10,116,638
Boise State	$276,692		-$10,380,383		$10,657,075
Bowling Green	$1,000,538		-$10,587,634		$11,588,172
Buffalo	$8,411,424		-$11,374,892		$19,786,316
Cal State Bakersfield	-$797,440		-$5,623,674		$4,826,234
California	$19		-$12,098,955		$12,098,974
California Davis	$1,255,922		-$19,450,117		$20,706,039
California Irvine	-$392,601		-$10,949,332		$10,556,731
California Polytechnic	$405,378		-$14,467,895		$14,873,273
California Riverside	$704,991		-$10,857,003		$11,561,994
California Santa Barbara	$18,701		-$10,728,326		$10,747,027
California State Fullerton	$0		-$6,887,540		$6,887,540
California State Northridge	$70,176		-$7,909,717		$7,979,893
Central Arkansas	$137,836		-$6,749,691		$6,887,527
Central Connecticut State	$510,906		-$10,438,299		$10,949,205
Central Florida	$782,783		-$19,522,346		$20,305,129
Central Michigan	$598,402		-$15,859,481		$16,457,883
Chicago State	$0		-$3,243,188		$3,243,188
Cincinnati	-$2,557,490		-$16,014,954		$13,457,464
Citadel	$256,051		-$7,350,491		$7,606,542
Clemson	$782,481		-$4,036,595		$4,819,076
Cleveland State	$0		-$8,490,149		$8,490,149
Coastal Carolina	-$110,418		-$15,476,741		$15,366,323
College of Charleston	$661,741		-$9,009,766		$9,671,507
Colorado	$930,602		-$6,398,988		$7,329,590
Colorado State	$1,197,347		-$12,147,720		$13,345,067
Connecticut	$126,629		-$14,451,400		$14,578,029
Coppin State	-$625,849		-$2,930,104		$2,304,255
Delaware	$0		-$25,269,313		$25,269,313
Delaware State	$4,953		-$11,679,218		$11,684,171
East Carolina	$1,806,765		-$12,057,522		$13,864,287
East Tennesse State	$572,996		-$7,917,985		$8,490,981
Eastern Illinois	$0		-$8,452,624		$8,452,624
Eastern Kentucky	$0		-$9,856,196		$9,856,196
Eastern Michigan	$1,635,190		-$20,399,132		$22,034,322
Eastern Washington	$448,596		-$6,576,326		$7,024,922
Floirda A&M	-$503,831		-$5,554,085		$5,050,254
Florida	$11,280,031		$6,869,130		$4,410,901
Florida Atlantic	$1,075,951		-$10,004,450		$11,080,401
Florida Gulf Coast	$410,604		-$5,932,180		$6,342,784
Florida International	-$505,173		-$18,362,377		$17,857,204
Florida State	-$806,912		-$8,076,361		$7,269,449
Fresno State	-$41,863		-$7,546,729		$7,504,866
George Mason	-$181,024		-$14,051,228		$13,870,204
Georgia	$12,485,103		$9,282,558		$3,202,545
Georgia Southern	$150,667		-$7,373,869		$7,524,536
Georgia State	$2,338,536		-$14,874,590		$17,213,126
Georgia Tech	$138,660		-$6,306,852		$6,445,512
Grambling State	$0		-$3,158,047		$3,158,047
Hawaii	$1,293,899		-$9,249,448		$10,543,347
Houston	$0		-$17,420,416		$17,420,416
Idaho	$24,651		-$8,199,303		$8,223,954
Idaho State	$625,494		-$6,133,649		$6,759,143
Illinois	$3,232,267		-$761,616		$3,993,883
Illinois Chicago	$349,920		-$9,355,343		$9,705,263
Illinois State	-$341,119		-$10,656,257		$10,315,138
Indiana	$3,491,396		$1,108,881		$2,382,515
Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne	$156,758		-$4,427,750		$4,584,508
Indiana Purdue Indianopolis	-$104,735		-$5,077,017		$4,972,282
Indiana State	-$87,654		-$7,695,444		$7,607,790
Iowa	$14,296,897		$13,771,190		$525,707
Iowa State	$215,540		-$3,321,731		$3,537,271
Jackson State	$0		-$3,919,575		$3,919,575
Jacksonville State	$0		-$7,957,088		$7,957,088
James Madison	-$355,302		-$24,347,528		$23,992,226
Kansas	$1,307,145		-$2,291,421		$3,598,566
Kansas State	$11,099,108		$7,864,000		$3,235,108
Kennesaw State	$1,018,935		-$8,466,745		$9,485,680
Kent State	$0		-$15,626,467		$15,626,467
Kentucky	$697,870		-$40,324		$738,194
Lamar	$126,671		-$8,158,011		$8,284,682
Long Beach State	$772		-$8,282,900		$8,283,672
Longwood	$113,382		-$5,812,076		$5,925,458
Louisiana Lafayette	-$77,551		-$6,601,578		$6,524,027
Louisiana Monroe	$52,575		-$4,589,662		$4,642,237
Louisiana Tech	$105,653		-$8,572,481		$8,678,134
Louisville	$2,229,652		-$6,313,288		$8,542,940
LSU	$8,704,026		$8,704,026		$0
Maine	-$22,650		-$9,783,074		$9,760,424
Marshall	-$2,610,863		-$12,203,746		$9,592,883
Maryland	$0		-$13,749,781		$13,749,781
Maryland Baltimore County	$195,467		-$10,832,407		$11,027,874
Maryland Eastern Shore	$24,555		-$3,866,836		$3,891,391
Massachusetts	-$71,929		-$20,247,148		$20,175,219
McNeese State	-$170,810		-$3,908,595		$3,737,785
Memphis	$0		-$11,559,205		$11,559,205
Miami Ohio	$391,544		-$16,729,004		$17,120,548
Michigan	$17,740,181		$17,507,011		$233,170
Michigan State	$5,383,445		$2,034,660		$3,348,785
Middle Tennessee State	$0		-$15,406,839		$15,406,839
Minnesota	$0		-$8,018,583		$8,018,583
Mississippi	$0		-$3,520,515		$3,520,515
Mississippi State	$1,862,405		-$2,886,165		$4,748,570
Mississippi Valley State	$0		-$2,646,848		$2,646,848
Missouri	-$713,806		-$3,401,792		$2,687,986
Missouri Kansas City	-$621,041		-$9,221,483		$8,600,442
Missouri State	$0		-$5,563,249		$5,563,249
Montana	$42,516		-$6,587,055		$6,629,571
Montana State	$61,727		-$9,234,094		$9,295,821
Morehead State	$0		-$7,326,179		$7,326,179
Morgan State	-$193,372		-$7,636,463		$7,443,091
Murray State	$195,561		-$10,025,531		$10,221,092
Nebraska	$1,745,665		$1,745,665		$0
Nevada	-$831,671		-$10,531,228		$9,699,557
Nevada Las Vegas	-$2,646,826		-$36,720,217		$34,073,391
New Hampshire	-$493,053		-$18,247,789		$17,754,736
New Jersey Tech	$704,061		-$9,471,008		$10,175,069
New Mexico	-$538		-$13,531,310		$13,530,772
New Mexico State	-$1,561,286		-$18,501,773		$16,940,487
Nicholas State	$141,656		-$3,916,898		$4,058,554
Norfolk State	$2,970,394		-$7,835,503		$10,805,897
North Carolina	$140,072		-$8,697,330		$8,837,402
North Carolina Ashville	$226,464		-$2,604,942		$2,831,406
North Carolina Central	-$74,950		-$4,712,825		$4,637,875
North Carolina Charlotte	$2,787,146		-$9,686,306		$12,473,452
North Carolina Greensboro	-$28,755		-$9,748,875		$9,720,120
North Carolina State	$3,578,688		-$2,467,613		$6,046,301
North Carolina Tech	-$79,643		-$5,514,102		$5,434,459
North Carolina Wilmington	-$165,336		-$6,788,165		$6,622,829
North Dakota	$186,010		-$8,205,252		$8,391,262
North Dakota State	$42,511		-$7,084,695		$7,127,206
North Florida	-$278,513		-$6,604,446		$6,325,933
North Texas	-$6,903,058		-$11,959,037		$5,055,979
Northern Arizona	$444,265		-$7,190,995		$7,635,260
Northern Colorado	$238,738		-$6,042,977		$6,281,715
Northern Illinois	$311,776		-$15,818,215		$16,129,991
Northern Iowa	$768,418		-$6,986,824		$7,755,242
Northwestern State LA	$508,282		-$6,060,209		$6,568,491
Oakland	$326,986		-$7,760,881		$8,087,867
Ohio	$1,030,715		-$17,683,250		$18,713,965
Ohio State	$434,422		$434,422		$0
Oklahoma	$10,834,088		$10,834,088		$0
Oklahoma State	$22,613,921		$16,960,715		$5,653,206
Old Dominion	$3,427,808		-$20,236,055		$23,663,863
Oregon	$44,538,251		$41,853,109		$2,685,142
Oregon State	$2,943,399		-$8,017,217		$10,960,616
Penn State	$18,572,803		$18,572,803		$0
Portland State	-$175,205		-$8,131,770		$7,956,565
Praire View A&M	$1,325,788		-$6,588,392		$7,914,180
Purdue	$3,288,418		$3,288,418		$0
Radford	$559,835		-$8,597,157		$9,156,992
Rhode Island	$1,277,591		-$15,689,570		$16,967,161
Rutgers	$0		-$26,867,679		$26,867,679
Sacramento State	-$1,323,549		-$13,242,111		$11,918,562
Sam Houston State	$293,460		-$7,690,644		$7,984,104
San Diego State	-$47,076		-$17,013,810		$16,966,734
San Jose State	-$452,648		-$11,634,554		$11,181,906
Savannah State	$870,427		-$1,897,195		$2,767,622
South Alabama	$1,059,328		-$12,672,590		$13,731,918
South Carolina	$1,584,163		-$562,130		$2,146,293
South Carolina State	$0		-$7,607,853		$7,607,853
South Carolina Upstate	-$47,592		-$5,963,479		$5,915,887
South Dakota	-$104,933		-$5,201,606		$5,096,673
South Dakota State	-$163,667		-$7,472,158		$7,308,491
South Florida	$102,279		-$14,082,758		$14,185,037
Southeastern Louisiana	$917,647		-$5,763,940		$6,681,587
Southeastern Missouri State	$4,516		-$6,555,633		$6,560,149
Southern	$900,000		-$2,049,701		$2,949,701
Southern Illinois	$836,926		-$13,273,156		$14,110,082
Southern Illinois Edwardsville	$786,776		-$4,994,232		$5,781,008
Southern Mississippi	$89,783		-$7,910,618		$8,000,401
Southern Utah	$96,286		-$6,524,117		$6,620,403
Steven F Austin State	-$87,133		-$11,758,130		$11,670,997
Stony Brook	$485,108		-$16,052,263		$16,537,371
Tennessee	$4,058,980		-$9,493,040		$13,552,020
Tennessee Chattanooga	$0		-$9,476,112		$9,476,112
Tennessee Martin	$0		-$7,237,006		$7,237,006
Tennessee State	$0		-$7,100,139		$7,100,139
Tennessee Tech	$0		-$7,011,570		$7,011,570
Texas	$13,118,820		$13,118,820		$0
Texas A&M	$6,832,207		$6,832,207		$0
Texas A&M Corpus Christi	$59,041		-$6,234,892		$6,293,933
Texas Arlington	-$310,135		-$7,856,349		$7,546,214
Texas El Paso	$79,696		-$13,617,840		$13,697,536
Texas Pan America	$38,556		-$4,878,781		$4,917,337
Texas San Antonio	$32,794		-$10,127,414		$10,160,208
Texas Southern	$0		-$7,666,686		$7,666,686
Texas State	-$483,410		-$14,575,113		$14,091,703
Texas Tech	$2,633,134		-$3,274,219		$5,907,353
Toledo	-$55,544		-$9,879,801		$9,824,257
Towsen	$424,500		-$16,872,603		$17,297,103
Troy	$0		-$9,199,857		$9,199,857
UCLA	$0		-$2,810,481		$2,810,481
Utah	-$860,437		-$9,399,081		$8,538,644
Utah State	-$142,214		-$12,416,258		$12,274,044
Utah Valley	$512,848		-$6,715,331		$7,228,179
Vermont	-$57,743		-$11,306,955		$11,249,212
Virginia	$10,971,221		-$1,188,882		$12,160,103
Virginia Commonwealth	-$553,751		-$13,345,642		$12,791,891
Virginia Tech	$7,874,831		$968,280		$6,906,551
VMI	-$235,573		-$3,005,652		$2,770,079
Washington	$2,393,812		$211,297		$2,182,515
Washington State	$1,306,254		-$8,043,551		$9,349,805
Weber State	$287,476		-$6,789,324		$7,076,800
West Virginia	$5,422,187		$1,166,950		$4,255,237
Western Carolina	-$439,516		-$6,072,521		$5,633,005
Western Illinois	$42,551		-$7,773,720		$7,816,271
Western Kentucky	$0		-$15,487,500		$15,487,500
Western Michigan	$527,994		-$16,310,028		$16,838,022
Wichita State	$1,142,087		-$5,466,639		$6,608,726
William & Mary	$134,144		-$9,816,957		$9,951,101
Winthrop	$321,317		-$8,824,122		$9,145,439
Wisconsin	$3,779,582		-$1,705,620		$5,485,202
Wisconsin Green Bay	-$27,837		-$4,337,761		$4,309,924
Wright State	-$456,818		-$7,867,641		$7,410,823
Wyoming	$454,743		-$13,495,148		$13,949,891
Youngstown State	$0		-$8,449,346		$8,449,346