BYU *allocates* $28.2M to football; $8.2M to basketball; $5M from other sports; and $37M *not allocated*. From where does that $37M in revenue come? Mostly donations and sponsorships.

Compare that to P5's like Wake Forest, Boston College, Washington State, Texas Tech and Utah. All get way more TV money than BYU. It's also interesting to compare to UCF Houston, and Cincinnati - among the very best G5.

Football Revenue Allocation

• Utah = $55M
• Texas Tech = $45M
• WSU = $41.7M
• BC = $32M
• BYU = $28.2M
• UCF = $26.8M
• Wake =$25M
• Houston = $14.2M
• Cincinnati = $13.8M

Men's Basketball Allocation

• Texas Tech = $11.2M
• Wake = $11M
• Utah = $10M
• BYU = $8.2M
• BC = $7.5M 
• Houston = $7.5M
• WSU = $7M
• UCF = $4M

Other Sports Allocation

• BC = $22M 
• Wake = $15M 
• Houston = $10.6M
• WSU = $8.4M
• BYU = $5M
• UCF = $4.5M
• Texas Tech = $3.1M
• Utah = $2.4M

Revenue Not Allocated

• BYU = $37M
• UCF = $24.6M
• Houston = $22.9M
• Texas Tech = $19.5M
• Wake = $17M
• WSU = $16M
• BC = $15.9M 
• Utah = $14M

Total Revenue

• Utah = $82M
• BYU = $79M
• Texas Tech = $79M
• BC = $77M
• WSU = $73M
• Wake = $71M 
• UCF = $60M
• Houston = $55M

It's also interesting to compare expenses. The primary categories related to football are operating/gameday expenses, general expenses, and the men's sports recruiting budgets:

Football general expenses

• Utah = $25.6M
• BC = $23.4M
• UCF = $21.6M
• Texas Tech = $20M
• WSU = $19.9M
• BYU = $19.3M
• Wake = $19.3M
• Houston = $14.2M
• Cincinnati = $13.8M

Operating/Gameday

• Utah = $5.5M
• BC = $5.05M
• WSU = $4.6M
• BYU = $4.1M
• UCF = $4.1M
• Texas Tech = $3.9M
• Houston = $2.9M
• Cincinnati = $2.4M
• Wake = $2.1M

Men's Sports Recruiting

• Utah = $1.4M
• Texas Tech = $1.2M
• Wake = $1.03M
• BYU = $868K
• WSU = $836K
• BC = $813K
• Cincinnati = $619K
• Houston = $528K
• UCF = $448K