Big Ten revenue reached more than $928 million for 2024 fiscal year
Posted May 7, 2025
The Big Ten Conference had just over $928 million in total revenue and distributed about $63.2 million to each of its 12 longest-standing schools during its 2024 fiscal year, the conference’s newly released federal tax records show. Those figures represent a 5.5% increase in total revenue and a 4.5% increase in per-school payouts compared to those for 2023.
(USA Today)
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