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Post by Pakachoag Phreek on Mar 3, 2023 16:39:13 GMT -5
Pennsylvania State University football / men's hoops / ice hockey / wrestling Revenue by source, 2021-2022 academic year, dollars in thousands
Ticket sales 40,650 / 624 / 1,841 / 1,098 Contributions 9,321 / 669 / 302 / 509 (boosters, athletic funds) Media Rights 33,990 / 5,998 NCAA Distribn 294 / 1,969 B10 Distributin 1,511 / 1,266 Bowl Revenue 7,273 <<< This is a conference distribution Concessions etc 7,924 / 19 / 138 <<<< includes parking, novelties, game programs Endowment 1,215 / 221 / 1,800 / 315 Bowl revenue 2,029 <<< ticket sales, reimbursement of expenses
Total Revenue by sport
Football $105,610 M hoops 10,914 (of which about 90 percent is from media rights and Conference / NCAA distributions) M ice hock 4,378 Wrestling 2,121 W ice hock 1,298 (followed by volleyball, and track and field) W hoops 888
Total revenue, all teams $139.3 million
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Post by fillfittonfield on Mar 5, 2023 0:53:32 GMT -5
Mr. PP:
Is there a typo on the ticket sales line?
Basketball generates less revenue from ticket sales than Wrestling?
I knew wrestling was popular in Pennsylvania, but I didn’t know it is more popular than basketball.
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Post by Pakachoag Phreek on Mar 5, 2023 15:42:39 GMT -5
Mr. PP: Is there a typo on the ticket sales line? Basketball generates less revenue from ticket sales than Wrestling? I knew wrestling was popular in Pennsylvania, but I didn’t know it is more popular than basketball. No typo. I was quite surprised to see hoops ticket revenue so low. I know Bucknell posters here have said that with respect to football attendance at Bison games, PSU was the elephant in the room, because the locals all followed PSU football. Maybe Bucknell basketball has a larger fanbase in that area of the country than does PSU hoops. ---------------------------------------- With some further research today, it is now obvious that wrestling is BIG! ^^^ Match against Iowa earlier this year. Not an empty seat to be seen. .
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