[FarmBoy]

Wilner posted his annual breakdown on Pac12 revenue and distribution: http://blogs.mercurynews.com/collegespor...-and-more/

Stanford was the top revenue earner for the 2nd year in a row. Here's Stanford's annual distribution trend and placement:

2007-2008: $6,897,790 (10th)
2008-2009:  $7,216,848 (9th)
2009-2010: $9,583,721 (3rd)
2010-2011: $12,419,677 (1st)
2011-2012: $15,651,602 (1st)

Note: the 10th place team this year made $10M, so overall revenues have jumped compared to 07-08, mostly due to the Pac12 network

[FarmBoy]

Wilner posted his annual breakdown on Pac12 revenue and distribution: http://blogs.mercurynews.com/collegespor...-and-more/

Stanford was the top revenue earner for the 2nd year in a row. Here's Stanford's annual distribution trend and placement:

2007-2008: $6,897,790 (10th)
2008-2009:  $7,216,848 (9th)
2009-2010: $9,583,721 (3rd)
2010-2011: $12,419,677 (1st)
2011-2012: $15,651,602 (1st)

Note: the 10th place team this year made $10M, so overall revenues have jumped compared to 07-08, mostly due to the Pac12 network

[Redrum]

is already paying off?  Imagine what would happen if we doubled it.

[Redrum]

is already paying off?  Imagine what would happen if we doubled it.

[82lsju]

Wilner posted his annual breakdown on Pac12 revenue and distribution: http://blogs.mercurynews.com/collegespor...-and-more/

Stanford was the top revenue earner for the 2nd year in a row. Here's Stanford's annual distribution trend and placement:

2007-2008: $6,897,790 (10th)
2008-2009:  $7,216,848 (9th)
2009-2010: $9,583,721 (3rd)
2010-2011: $12,419,677 (1st)
2011-2012: $15,651,602 (1st)

Note: the 10th place team this year made $10M, so overall revenues have jumped compared to 07-08, mostly due to the Pac12 network

in the article it says

"*** The figures reported here are for July ‘ 11 through June ’12 — they don’t include the $3 billion deal with ESPN and FOX."

the Pac-12 network started broadcasts in Aug 2012 so it had little or no rev impact in 2011-12

[82lsju]

Wilner posted his annual breakdown on Pac12 revenue and distribution: http://blogs.mercurynews.com/collegespor...-and-more/

Stanford was the top revenue earner for the 2nd year in a row. Here's Stanford's annual distribution trend and placement:

2007-2008: $6,897,790 (10th)
2008-2009:  $7,216,848 (9th)
2009-2010: $9,583,721 (3rd)
2010-2011: $12,419,677 (1st)
2011-2012: $15,651,602 (1st)

Note: the 10th place team this year made $10M, so overall revenues have jumped compared to 07-08, mostly due to the Pac12 network

in the article it says

"*** The figures reported here are for July ‘ 11 through June ’12 — they don’t include the $3 billion deal with ESPN and FOX."

the Pac-12 network started broadcasts in Aug 2012 so it had little or no rev impact in 2011-12

[FarmBoy]

the Pac-12 network started broadcasts in Aug 2012 so it had little or no rev impact in 2011-12

Oops, good point. I must admit, I don't fully read Wilner's post, though I do scan them for data points such as revenue, APRs, etc.

The article says that the increased revenue is due to the Pac12 championship game as well as the value of the Colorado and Utah broadcasts.

[FarmBoy]

the Pac-12 network started broadcasts in Aug 2012 so it had little or no rev impact in 2011-12

Oops, good point. I must admit, I don't fully read Wilner's post, though I do scan them for data points such as revenue, APRs, etc.

The article says that the increased revenue is due to the Pac12 championship game as well as the value of the Colorado and Utah broadcasts.

[82lsju]

The article says that the increased revenue is due to the Pac12 championship game as well as the value of the Colorado and Utah broadcasts.

and I have a bridge I'd like to sell to anyone who believes that assertion  :)

[82lsju]

The article says that the increased revenue is due to the Pac12 championship game as well as the value of the Colorado and Utah broadcasts.

and I have a bridge I'd like to sell to anyone who believes that assertion  :)

[FarmBoy]

and I have a bridge I'd like to sell to anyone who believes that assertion  :)

So where does it come from? Media contracts maturing in the out years? Other new media contracts?

[FarmBoy]

and I have a bridge I'd like to sell to anyone who believes that assertion  :)

So where does it come from? Media contracts maturing in the out years? Other new media contracts?

[oman]

Time to Right-Right-Size the stadium?

[oman]

Time to Right-Right-Size the stadium?

[CowboyIndian]

Time to Right-Right-Size the stadium?

And this means....what?

[CowboyIndian]

Time to Right-Right-Size the stadium?

And this means....what?

[FarmBoy]

Embiggen it?

[FarmBoy]

Embiggen it?

[CowboyIndian]

Embiggen it?

Let's fill it up for a season...then we'll talk.

[CowboyIndian]

Embiggen it?

Let's fill it up for a season...then we'll talk.

[FarmBoy]

Let's fill it up for a season...then we'll talk.

Perhaps fill it for 10 years, then talk. Or at least sell out the even year schedule a few times. Didn't we sell out the 2011 home slate?

[FarmBoy]

Let's fill it up for a season...then we'll talk.

Perhaps fill it for 10 years, then talk. Or at least sell out the even year schedule a few times. Didn't we sell out the 2011 home slate?

[82lsju]

and I have a bridge I'd like to sell to anyone who believes that assertion  :)

So where does it come from? Media contracts maturing in the out years? Other new media contracts?

so deltas from the previous year

Bowl payouts +$7M (up 21%)
TV +$25M (up 42%)
NCAA tournaments +$10M (up 59%)
Other +$21M (up 1,900%, that is not a typo, it went from $1M to $22M, he wrote, other is a “one-time revenue from a contractual agreement … Going forward, it will probably return to last year’s (amount).)

[82lsju]

and I have a bridge I'd like to sell to anyone who believes that assertion  :)

So where does it come from? Media contracts maturing in the out years? Other new media contracts?

so deltas from the previous year

Bowl payouts +$7M (up 21%)
TV +$25M (up 42%)
NCAA tournaments +$10M (up 59%)
Other +$21M (up 1,900%, that is not a typo, it went from $1M to $22M, he wrote, other is a “one-time revenue from a contractual agreement … Going forward, it will probably return to last year’s (amount).)