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Mathematical Argument Why Our Wins ARE Upsets
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JSF
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Basketball budgets (2010):
Ohio: $2,327,125
South Florida: $3,215,424
Michigan: $4,913,440
The operative phrase here is "return on investment."
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Agreed. I wonder what UNC's budget is. I'll bet it's at least 7M. Marquette spends about 8M.
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Agreed. I wonder what UNC's budget is. I'll bet it's at least 7M. Marquette spends about 8M.
UNC spends $6,647,459 a year on men's basketball.
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This made me curious, so I looked up the budgets for all of the Sweet 16 teams. No surprise we come in last.
School
MBB Budget
Rank
Kentucky
$11,573,283
2
Kansas
$10,984,833
3
Louisville
$9,089,769
6
Michigan State
$8,250,450
8
Marquette
$8,185,030
9
Syracuse
$8,086,376
10
Florida
$7,908,661
12
Indiana
$7,653,945
13
Wisconsin
$7,539,418
14
North Carolina
$6,647,459
22
Baylor
$5,830,311
34
Ohio State
$4,554,908
54
Cincinnati
$3,754,077
73
Xavier
$3,597,858
76
NC State
$3,104,152
88
Ohio
$2,327,125
112
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N.C. State's frugality is stunning for an ACC team.
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N.C. State's frugality is stunning for an ACC team.
Yeah I was shocked by that too. They spend the least of any ACC team, over $700k less than Georgia Tech, who ranks 11th in the conference in terms of budget.
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N.C. State's frugality is stunning for an ACC team.
Wonder where they rank in WBB spending?
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I am surprised how low Ohio State's spending is. And agreed on the NC State stuff.
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This made me curious, so I looked up the budgets for all of the Sweet 16 teams. No surprise we come in last.
School
MBB Budget
Rank
Kentucky
$11,573,283
2
Kansas
$10,984,833
3
Louisville
$9,089,769
6
Michigan State
$8,250,450
8
Marquette
$8,185,030
9
Syracuse
$8,086,376
10
Florida
$7,908,661
12
Indiana
$7,653,945
13
Wisconsin
$7,539,418
14
North Carolina
$6,647,459
22
Baylor
$5,830,311
34
Ohio State
$4,554,908
54
Cincinnati
$3,754,077
73
Xavier
$3,597,858
76
NC State
$3,104,152
88
Ohio
$2,327,125
112
Just curious, where did you find all of these numbers?
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Just curious, where did you find all of these numbers?
http://www.bbstate.com/info/schools-hoopsbudget
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Just curious, where did you find all of these numbers?
http://www.bbstate.com/info/schools-hoopsbudget
Thanks
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What do they spend it on? Coaches' salaries? Travel?
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What do they spend it on? Coaches' salaries? Travel?
Recruiting, tutors, transportation, locker room toys, "hostesses," coaches' salaries and benefits, fancy training table meals, fancy athlete apartments, etc.
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HOLD ON! Northwestern is 4th in the nation, spending over $10 million?!?! They've never even been to the dance....EVER! How is this rationalized at the university? I feel like that has to be a misprint. That is the absolute worst return on investment in all of college athletics.
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HOLD ON! Northwestern is 4th in the nation, spending over $10 million?!?! They've never even been to the dance....EVER! How is this rationalized at the university? I feel like that has to be a misprint. That is the absolute worst return on investment in all of college athletics.
You probably have to figure in cost of living. If they are playing for apartments for athletes or for coaches and staff, well Chicago can very expensive.
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N.C. State's frugality is stunning for an ACC team.
Wonder where they rank in WBB spending?
$2,254,076 for NC State women's basketball. 67th most in the country. Last in the ACC again, but less than $100k lower than Wake Forest.
http://www.wbbstate.com/info/schools-hoopsbudget
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HOLD ON! Northwestern is 4th in the nation, spending over $10 million?!?! They've never even been to the dance....EVER! How is this rationalized at the university? I feel like that has to be a misprint. That is the absolute worst return on investment in all of college athletics.
You probably have to figure in cost of living. If they are playing for apartments for athletes or for coaches and staff, well Chicago can very expensive.
Evanston is not as expensive as Brooklyn or the Bronx, and yet LIU and Manhattan are regularly at the bottom of that list.
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