The 20 Schools That Spend The Most Money On Their Men's Basketball Teams
#1 Louisville — $15.7 million
#2 Duke — $15.2 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.3 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $25.7 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $10.5 million
2013-14 record: 26-8
2014 NCAA Tournament: 3-seed (midwest)
#3 Syracuse — $13.8 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.8 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $26.0 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $12.2 million
2013-14 record: 27-5
2014 NCAA Tournament: 3-seed (south)
#4 Kentucky — $13.7 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.6 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $23.2 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $9.5 million
2013-14 record: 24-10
2014 NCAA Tournament: 8-seed (midwest)
#5 UCLA — $12.7 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.5 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $12.4 million
Men's Basketball Profit: -$0.3 million
2013-14 record: 26-8
2014 NCAA Tournament: 4-seed (south)
#6 Kansas — $10.7 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.2 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $16.4 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $5.7 million
2013-14 record: 24-9
2014 NCAA Tournament: 2-seed (south)
#7 Oklahoma State — $10.6 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.1 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $11.9 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $1.3 million
2013-14 record: 21-12
2014 NCAA Tournament: 9-seed (west)
#8 Indiana — $10.2 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.1 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $21.3 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $11.1 million
2013-14 record: 17-15
2014 NCAA Tournament: did not make the NCAA Tournament
#9 Michigan State — $9.5 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.3 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $18.5 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $9.0 million
2013-14 record: 26-8
2014 NCAA Tournament: 4-seed (east)
#10 Texas — $9.0 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.4 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $16.9 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $7.9 million
2013-14 record: 23-10
2014 NCAA Tournament: 7-seed (midwest)
#11 Memphis — $8.5 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.1 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $8.7 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $0.2 million
2013-14 record: 23-9
2014 NCAA Tournament: 8-seed (east)
#12 Florida — $8.2 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.7 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $13.4 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $5.2 million
2013-14 record: 32-2
2014 NCAA Tournament: 1-seed (south)
#13 Arkansas — $8.2 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.8 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $15.5 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $7.3 million
2013-14 record: 22-11
2014 NCAA Tournament: did not make the NCAA Tournament
#14 Illinois — $8.2 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.1 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $18.5 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $10.3 million
2013-14 record: 20-14
2014 NCAA Tournament: did not make the NCAA Tournament
#15 Auburn — $8.0 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.4 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $9.5 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $1.5 million
2013-14 record: 14-16
2014 NCAA Tournament: did not make the NCAA Tournament
#16 North Carolina — $7.8 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.2 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $19.6 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $11.8 million
2013-14 record: 23-9
2014 NCAA Tournament: 6-seed (east)
#17 Arizona — $7.8 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.2 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $24.9 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $17.1 million
2013-14 record: 30-4
2014 NCAA Tournament: 1-seed (west)
#18 Pittsburgh — $7.5 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.3 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $12.8 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $5.3 million
2013-14 record: 25-9
2014 NCAA Tournament: 9-seed (south)
#19 Oklahoma — $7.4 million
Gameday Expenses: $1.6 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $8.4 million
Men's Basketball Profit: $1.0 million
2013-14 record: 23-9
2014 NCAA Tournament: 5-seed (west)
#20 Connecticut — $7.3 million
Gameday Expenses: $2.1 million
Men's Basketball Revenue: $6.1 million
Men's Basketball Profit: -$1.2 million
2013-14 record: 26-8
2014 NCAA Tournament: 7-seed (east)
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