| Rank | Team | Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| 82 | Temple | $26,879,311 |
| 84 | Miami (OH) | $24,685,668 |
| 86 | Buffalo | $23,446,561 |
| 89 | Central Michigan | $22,476,972 |
| 91 | Eastern Michigan | $21,951,867 |
| 92 | Ohio | $21,893,603 |
| 93 | Western Michigan | $21,674,165 |
| 101 | Northern Illinois | $19,903,785 |
| 102 | Akron | $19,769,908 |
| 103 | Ball State | $19,385,563 |
| 104 | Toledo | $19,165,629 |
| 106 | Kent State | $17,942,193 |
| 111 | Bowling Green | $16,320,676 |
I don't know how much of this money was from the international Bowl but I think that right now UB is in a good place in terms of revenue. It's pretty clear that if UB has any aspirations of getting into a BCA conference they have to raise their revenue about 30% as 30 Million seems to be the base minimum that Big East Schools are spending. If UB is on anybodies radar it would be the Big East).
| Big East Budgets | |
|---|---|
| School | Budget |
| South Florida | $32.5M |
| Cincinnati | $32.9M |
| West Virginia | $48.0M |
| Louisville | $50.7M |
| Connecticut | $52.8M |
| Rutgers | $56.0M |
The Big East pays out their Bowl Revenue on the basis of Conference Finish. I think UConn Showed us just how far we have to go in the International Bowl so UB Fans can't jump on the logic of "We would get more money if we were in the Big East", it's one of the few BCS conferences where you really have to earn the payouts.