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The conferences and institutions participating in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) today released...
The conferences and institutions participating in the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) today released unofficial and estimated data of the net revenue from the 2010 games. For the first time, two conferences that have not earned annual automatic qualification for their champions (the Mountain West and the Western Athletic) played in the BCS games in the same year, which will lead to a record-breaking distribution to non-AQ conferences, estimated to be $24 million.
BCS Group Releases 09-10 Revenue Distribution Data I know this is an unofficial total, but it's interesting that the MWC and WAC received a total of $24 million for their appearances in the Fiesta Bowl. College Football is a business, and I hope these conferences allocate the proper percentages to the schools that took them there. Unsurprisingly, the SEC and Big 12 each pulled $22.2 million due to appearances by 2 teams each in BCS games.
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