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[moforisu]

For all of you who like to dig into things, I'd like to know how much money ISU could end up with from this years bowl game, if any. And how much we could get from all of the B12 bowl games.

Thanks in advance everyone! Go Cyclones!!

 

[terryk]

For all of you who like to dig into things, I'd like to know how much money ISU could end up with from this years bowl game, if any. And how much we could get from all of the B12 bowl games.

Thanks in advance everyone! Go Cyclones!!

after expenses all monies go to the Big12 and are divided up among all member schools

 

[CtownCyclone]

after expenses all monies go to the Big12 and are divided up among all member schools

Stunning analysis. I believe the question was something along the lines of "How much money will ISU get from the bowls?"

 

[Tre4ISU]

after expenses all monies go to the Big12 and are divided up among all member schools

Do you know if the conference shares debt if we lose money?

 

[mred]

Stunning analysis. I believe the question was something along the lines of "How much money will ISU get from the bowls?"

The question said "this year's bowl game". I believe terryk gave an accurate response.

 

[CtownCyclone]

The question said "this year's bowl game". I believe terryk gave an accurate response.

I think the OP was looking for a little more than "we share it."

 

[mred]

Do you know if the conference shares debt if we lose money?

And I wonder how that works for our tickets. If we sell $125 tickets for $75 (eating $50 per ticket) does that count as bowl expenses? If so, that's a great deal because we'd essentially pay only 1/10th of that $50. The flip side is we'd pay 1/10th of any other conference school's ticket subsidizing. I'm guessing we can't write that off as a bowl expense against the bowl income.

 

[mred]

I think the OP was looking for a little more than "we share it."

And he gave part of the answer.

 

[wxman1]

We won't know that if it's released at all until after the bowls since everyone does their best to cover their costs with that money then it all goes into a pot and get's split up.

 

[RustShack]

Independence- Mizzou- $1,150,000
Holiday- Texas- $2,150,000
Alamo- Baylor- $3,175,000
Pinstripe- Iowa State- $1,800,000
Insight- Oklahoma- $3,350,000
Car Care- A&M- $1,700,000
Fiesta- OKST- $17,000,000
Cotton- KSTATE- $3,625,000

Orange- WVU- $17,000,000
Poinsettia- TCU- $500,000

 

[ribsnwhiskey]

Pinstripe bowl pays out $1.8 mil per team. The OP could look the info up as easily as anyone.

 

[CtownCyclone]

Independence Bowl (Misery) - $1.15MM
Holiday Bowl (Texas) - $2.15MM
Alamo Bowl (Baylor) - $3.175MM
Pinstripe Bowl (ISU) - $1.8MM
Insight Bowl (OU) - $3.35MM
Muffler Bowl (aTm) - $1.7MM
Fiesta Bowl (OSU) - $17MM
Cotton Bowl (K-State) - $3.625MM

College Football Bowl Schedule

 

[Ry4Cy]

Scout.com: Bowl Matchups - The Lines & Over/Unders

Bowl payouts projected around $281 million – College Gridiron 365 Blog – Orlando Sentinel

Both say pinstripe is worth 3.6 mil. Not sure where people are getting 1.8 mil

 

[Kickedinthenuts]

All schools will spend nearly their total bowl payout other than OSU in a BCS bowl. Conservatively figure they end up sharing about $12MM with member schools, so ISU will end up with $1.2MM to maybe a max of $1.5MM. You don't really get serious coin unless you get 2 BCS teams. Still hacked about that...

 

[CtownCyclone]

Scout.com: Bowl Matchups - The Lines & Over/Unders

Bowl payouts projected around $281 million – College Gridiron 365 Blog – Orlando Sentinel

Both say pinstripe is worth 3.6 mil. Not sure where people are getting 1.8 mil

$3.6MM/2 = $1.8MM per team.

 

[Ry4Cy]

$3.6MM/2 = $1.8MM per team.

Oh I see. Thank you.

 

[RustShack]

$3.6MM/2 = $1.8MM per team.

pwned

 

[IcSyU]

All schools will spend nearly their total bowl payout other than OSU in a BCS bowl. Conservatively figure they end up sharing about $12MM with member schools, so ISU will end up with $1.2MM to maybe a max of $1.5MM. You don't really get serious coin unless you get 2 BCS teams. Still hacked about that...

I'll be surprised if Iowa State gets the $1.2m. I'd bet we end up losing money because I'm betting we'll be eating some tickets.

 

[bfross]

All schools will spend nearly their total bowl payout other than OSU in a BCS bowl. Conservatively figure they end up sharing about $12MM with member schools, so ISU will end up with $1.2MM to maybe a max of $1.5MM. You don't really get serious coin unless you get 2 BCS teams. Still hacked about that...

Bowls aren't really about making money for the teams. They are about the experience and the extra practice for the non-seniors. The only parties that make a lot of money is the bowls and the television networks.

See link.

Schools find BCS bowl games can cost big money – USATODAY.com

 

[Wesley]

We won't know that if it's released at all until after the bowls since everyone does their best to cover their costs with that money then it all goes into a pot and get's split up.

So basically having a second BCS is worth more than a million to each opf the conference teams....screw the voters who made OSU 5th and 6th....no wonder they had manipulated votes....that said, our OSU win cost aTm and MO and us a million bucks.