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Why a “standard deviation?” Let’s pick a really cool deviation.

That sentiment remains true, with Rutgers’ latest athletics financial report showing its deficit topped $70 million for the third time in five years in 2024-25 after the state university spent a record $193.8 million, documents show.
The report shows $146.6 million in total operating revenues, thanks to a record $61.3 million from the Big Ten for its media rights and $10.7 million from the conference as its share of the league’s Football Bowl revenue fund.
It brings Rutgers’ athletics deficit to $516.9 million since joining the Big Ten in 2014-15.
Big Ten is giving them $70M/year now for nothing and they’ve managed to be a half billion in the hole since joining.
I wonder how that is going to go as the cable model keeps shrinking. It was huge when they joined, everyone with cable in those areas got BTN in a base package even if they didn’t watch games. Even direct tv has gone to streaming. The network is adapting well and is in most low level packages, but the benefit of the Rutgers and Maryland tv markets will only decline over the years.THE reason Rutgers is in the B1G is .. it brings the #1 metro TV market (NYC/Tri-State) on the planet.. THE money maker...
similarly the reason MD is in.. is the #3 metro TV market DC-Balt
The revenue these TV markets provides to B1G is immense.. they actually should get a higher % of TV rev than they do
Plus they help the academic scores of the B1G