Sports camps accounts for more revenue than TV money? That doesn't seem

Aug 31, 2015
3:40:43pm

workindev

believable. Assuming our ESPN money is around $8 million (just a guess), that would be 20,000 youth camp participants at $400 each.

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Financial Review from BYU Athletics Annual Report

boscatar

8/31/15 3:34pm

Probably Roc Pass $$$

Turnpike Lane

8/31/15 3:35pm

Isn't ROC Pass like $150? Even if entire student body had a pass, that's $4.5M

boscatar

8/31/15 4:03pm

Isn't that the tithing subsidy that goes to pay for athlete tuition just like

chago04

8/31/15 3:39pm

Doubt it. Y would they say no tithing dollars are used to support, if they are?

boscatar

8/31/15 3:44pm

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CougarBuddy

8/31/15 7:23pm

Sports camps accounts for more revenue than TV money? That doesn't seem

workindev

8/31/15 3:40pm

That's what the report shows

boscatar

8/31/15 3:42pm

Maybe the TV money from ESPN isn't really as much as fans think it is.

jackcrack7

8/31/15 4:27pm

B12 brings in like 22 million per school

concolor couguar

8/31/15 3:52pm

You're right.

boscatar

8/31/15 3:58pm

BYU reports it to the department of education last report was 60

concolor couguar

8/31/15 4:12pm

Tuition allocation is just that.

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