https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/college-football-team-value-16fd09bb?mod=wknd_pos1

How Much Is Your Team Worth?

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How Much Is Your Team Worth?


Rank
2025 FBS Program
Adjusted Revenue 2025
Valuation1
Texas
298,000,000
2,197,000,000
2
Texas A&M
218,000,000
1,593,000,000
3
Ohio State
185,000,000
1,547,000,000
4
Lousiana State
213,000,000
1,543,000,000
5
Michigan
200,000,000
1,463,000,000
6
Notre Dame
170,000,000
1,418,000,000
7
Georgia
195,000,000
1,472,000,000
8
Penn State
193,000,000
1,411,000,000
9
Alabama
192,000,000
1,407,000,000
10
Nebraska
197,000,000
1,236,000,000

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well formatting is bit off for copy and paste...first number listed is the revenue and 2nd number is estimated team value.

tejas full of t shirt fans I guess...

We rich... I smell a Natty in our future! lol

Any detail on how revenue and valuation are calculated?

This is why we should not want any reigning in of the current situation of pay for players without any restrictions.

Why would we want it to change when we have the largest, and likely richest fanbase? Maximize the advantages you have.

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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no body does less w more

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Nebraska would like us to hold their beer

Texas and A&M have much become like the Dallas Cowboys, top highest earning teams that haven't won championships in a while. As a business that is great, as a team not so much.

Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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True, and Nebraska may have lost their Blue Blood status though I'll still defend my statement.

Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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Lol

Bless your heart

Bag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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no body does less w more

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MLK BBQ'ing in Sunday?

Not a subscriber so I can't read the full article, but how do they determine present value?

Are they just doing the sum of NIL money or something?

I read the article and they didn't say.

Nebraska?!

The SEC is only now beginning to understand what they got themselves into. I expect laws/regulations to pop up soon when certain teams discover their new place in the world.

I read this article. The new NIL rules, the transfer portal, and conference alignments have turned major college sports into professional-like leagues. The conference leaders are prioritizing TV network revenue over the welfare of athletes and fans. The athletes are no longer students, and college education has become an afterthought. Many traditions have been eliminated. The only sustainable solution is to implement multi-year contracts and penalties for breaking them.

College football teams are now worth billionsand their values are skyrocketing

Full article and no paywall but incomplete since don't see the ranking list....

Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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Lol

Bless your heart

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Nothing I said was wrong. Next time don't be an ignorant dolt when it comes to college football history.

Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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Lol

Bless your heart

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Nothing I said was wrong. Next time don't be an ignorant dolt when it comes to college football history.

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Do you remember that time when LSU won 3 national titles in our lifetime and with 3 different head coaches?

Lol dolt? You're a walking, talking, Aggie joke

Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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Lol

Bless your heart

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Nothing I said was wrong. Next time don't be an ignorant dolt when it comes to college football history.

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Do you remember that time when LSU won 3 national titles in our lifetime and with 3 different head coaches?

Lol dolt? You're a walking, talking, Aggie joke

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Yes, I do. Hence me saying "up until Saban" Einstein. Like I said, prior to then their history basically mirrored ours and they were never known as a blue blood. Blue bloods have been so called long before then.

Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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Lol

Bless your heart

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Nothing I said was wrong. Next time don't be an ignorant dolt when it comes to college football history.

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Do you remember that time when LSU won 3 national titles in our lifetime and with 3 different head coaches?

Lol dolt? You're a walking, talking, Aggie joke

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Yes, I do. Hence me saying "up until Saban" Einstein. Like I said, prior to then their history basically mirrored ours and they were never known as a blue blood. Blue bloods have been so called long before then.

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Im glad you remembered that. Now, continue talking yourself into more hypothetical things to make yourself feel better

What is hypothetical? It's all true today. What are you even babbling about? LSU has never been known to be a blue blood as their success is fairly recent. You probably think Georgia and Clemson are blue bloods too.

Are we defining Blue Bloods by national championships? If so, there is NO way Texas is a blue blood. Auburn, Pitt, Minnesota, Michigan St, Tennessee, Cal, Illinois, Miami, Nebraska, Georgia, Georgia Tech and LSU all have more national championships than Texas-not to even mention actual blue bloods like USC, Michigan, Alabama, OU, Ohio St and Notre Dame. And when it comes to bogus national championship claims, Texas takes the cake. They literally claim a national championship in 1970-a year they got smoked in their bowl game. They have two more than 60 years ago and one more than 20 years ago. Texas, as defined by national championships is NOT a blue blood.

Blue blood is just a media driven term for historically relevant and elite programs in their eyes, similar to "America's Team" for the Cowboys. With that in mind, Texas is undeniably a blue blood.

Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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Lol

Bless your heart

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Nothing I said was wrong. Next time don't be an ignorant dolt when it comes to college football history.

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Do you remember that time when LSU won 3 national titles in our lifetime and with 3 different head coaches?

Lol dolt? You're a walking, talking, Aggie joke

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Yes, I do. Hence me saying "up until Saban" Einstein. Like I said, prior to then their history basically mirrored ours and they were never known as a blue blood. Blue bloods have been so called long before then.

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Im glad you remembered that. Now, continue talking yourself into more hypothetical things to make yourself feel better

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Teslag is being bodybagged.

TexasAGGIEinAR said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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Lol

Bless your heart

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Nothing I said was wrong. Next time don't be an ignorant dolt when it comes to college football history.

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Do you remember that time when LSU won 3 national titles in our lifetime and with 3 different head coaches?

Lol dolt? You're a walking, talking, Aggie joke

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Yes, I do. Hence me saying "up until Saban" Einstein. Like I said, prior to then their history basically mirrored ours and they were never known as a blue blood. Blue bloods have been so called long before then.

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Im glad you remembered that. Now, continue talking yourself into more hypothetical things to make yourself feel better

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Teslag is being bodybagged.

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Again, every single thing I said was true. If you disagree then say that instead of teen level ad hominems.

LSU is not and has never been considered a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival their history was as bad or worse than ours. Those are all true whether you like it or not.

Wonder what Indiana is worth….,

Teslag said:

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TexasAGGIEinAR said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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Blonde Coffee Beans said:

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Teslag said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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The only non-blue blood on the list.

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LSU hasn't been known as a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival they basically matched us historically.

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Lol

Bless your heart

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Nothing I said was wrong. Next time don't be an ignorant dolt when it comes to college football history.

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Do you remember that time when LSU won 3 national titles in our lifetime and with 3 different head coaches?

Lol dolt? You're a walking, talking, Aggie joke

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Yes, I do. Hence me saying "up until Saban" Einstein. Like I said, prior to then their history basically mirrored ours and they were never known as a blue blood. Blue bloods have been so called long before then.

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Im glad you remembered that. Now, continue talking yourself into more hypothetical things to make yourself feel better

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Teslag is being bodybagged.

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Again, every single thing I said was true. If you disagree then say that instead of teen level ad hominems.

LSU is not and has never been considered a blue blood. Up until Sabans arrival their history was as bad or worse than ours. Those are all true whether you like it or not.

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How about you name the blue bloods for us? Also, please define "historical relevance". My guess is programs that have dominated the sport over the last 30 years will be off the list while programs that dominated in the 60s will be on…even though the programs that have dominated over the last 30 years dominated MORE than the ones that dominated the 60s-IE Georgia vs Texas

OKC~Ag said:

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https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/college-football-team-value-16fd09bb?mod=wknd_pos1

How Much Is Your Team Worth?

Quote:

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How Much Is Your Team Worth?


Rank
2025 FBS Program
Adjusted Revenue 2025
Valuation1
Texas
298,000,000
2,197,000,000
2
Texas A&M
218,000,000
1,593,000,000
3
Ohio State
185,000,000
1,547,000,000
4
Lousiana State
213,000,000
1,543,000,000
5
Michigan
200,000,000
1,463,000,000
6
Notre Dame
170,000,000
1,418,000,000
7
Georgia
195,000,000
1,472,000,000
8
Penn State
193,000,000
1,411,000,000
9
Alabama
192,000,000
1,407,000,000
10
Nebraska
197,000,000
1,236,000,000

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well formatting is bit off for copy and paste...first number listed is the revenue and 2nd number is estimated team value.

tejas full of t shirt fans I guess...

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when I look at this list, all I see is Texas and everyone else