Re: Time to leave
MAC basketball budgets
Ohio - 3.1 m
Akron - 3.09 m
Bowling Green - 2.39 m
Toledo - 2.34 m
Miami (OH) - 2.33 m
Western Michigan - 2.18 m
Kent State - 2.15 m
Buffalo - 2.05 m
Eastern Michigan - 2.03 m
Ball State - 1.9 m
Northern Illinois - 1.88 m
Central Michigan - 1.6 m
Average - 2.25m
MVC basketball budgets
Bradley - 3.1 m
Northern Iowa - 2.9 m
Evansville - 2.89 m
Loyola - 2.75 m
Valparasio - 2.67 m
Drake - 2.47 m
Illinois State - 2.45 m
Missouri State - 2.28 m
Southern Illinois - 2.24 m
Indiana State - 1.83 m
Average - 2.56
There is a difference there of a quarter million dollars, and I suppose that is concerning but it's not huge. Three programs spend less than 2m in the MAC and 6 under 2.3. Only two programs really fund their program at an "acceptable" level. I consider acceptable 2.5+ in upper mid major conferences. To that extent I suppose MAC basketball is a down grade from the MVC.
MAC basketball budgets
Ohio - 3.1 m
Akron - 3.09 m
Bowling Green - 2.39 m
Toledo - 2.34 m
Miami (OH) - 2.33 m
Western Michigan - 2.18 m
Kent State - 2.15 m
Buffalo - 2.05 m
Eastern Michigan - 2.03 m
Ball State - 1.9 m
Northern Illinois - 1.88 m
Central Michigan - 1.6 m
Average - 2.25m
MVC basketball budgets
Bradley - 3.1 m
Northern Iowa - 2.9 m
Evansville - 2.89 m
Loyola - 2.75 m
Valparasio - 2.67 m
Drake - 2.47 m
Illinois State - 2.45 m
Missouri State - 2.28 m
Southern Illinois - 2.24 m
Indiana State - 1.83 m
Average - 2.56
There is a difference there of a quarter million dollars, and I suppose that is concerning but it's not huge. Three programs spend less than 2m in the MAC and 6 under 2.3. Only two programs really fund their program at an "acceptable" level. I consider acceptable 2.5+ in upper mid major conferences. To that extent I suppose MAC basketball is a down grade from the MVC.
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