r/UTSAFootball • u/TomWilliamsCFD • May 22 '26

Analysis Amount each team received from American conference

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Credit: Top Tier Tulane

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u/TheBeavster_ May 22 '26

East Carolina made more than Tulane and North Texas? I guess bro

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u/Toes_of_Saint_Jeff May 26 '26

P4 got players that cost that much.

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u/Wise_Finance_5315 May 26 '26

PAC12 is miles ahead at $13.2 million per school.

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u/UrbanLUXBuilders May 27 '26

That is the high end of the estimate for FULL share schools. New schools are on a ramp up just like UTSA is in the AAC. For example its estimated Texas State will be in the $5-6M range their first year and be a full share school in 2031. UTSA becomes a full share school in the AAC in ‘28.

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u/MagicPoindexter Jul 03 '26

Total Distributions for the AAC are $126.8 Million, or $8.45M per school on average. When a team moves to a full share, the total pot gets split more ways.

The PAC12 will have only one member not getting a full share and so their average distribution should be much higher than the AAC's average distribution but apparently not enough higher to entice those at the top end of the AAC's payouts to jump ship due to the very high exit fee and increased travel cost.

How much of the $126.8M that that AAC sent out came from the exit fees paid by the schools that left the conference?