UConn highest-revenue AD outside of Power Five

[the Blades]

....Unfortunately, UConn spends way more than the rest of the American Athletic Conference, too.
UConn is ranked 46th in revenue, first in the non-Power Five realm, and is ahead of seven of the 51 public Power Five schools. The Huskies are also the only Group of Five school ahead of any Power Five schools.
https://www.theuconnblog.com/2017/7...nue-athletic-department-outside-of-power-five
UConn remains highest-revenue athletic department outside of Power Five

 

[Afghusky15]

Revenue is going to go higher once fball & men's bball get back to winning ways. Attendance was low this year. If attendance rises then we will see a significant increase in revenue

 

[the Blades]

Revenue is going to go higher once fball & men's bball get back to winning ways. Attendance was low this year. If attendance rises then we will see a significant increase in revenue

Uconn also has the highest (student ?) subsidy, by far (44.52%) of the top 50 programs to cover spending. NCAA annual revenue database

So it's not that the revenue that would increase, it's the subsidy that needs to be lowered. Ticket sales increase would be nice, but the biggest thing that needs to change is getting that (subsidy) lowered by getting a better TV deal. Which Uconn gets killed on compared to the P-5's...... Aresco's got alot of work to do on the next TV contract before he can ever start calling the AAC the P-6, because as always, it's all about the money.