Overview
- The athletic department reported $352.5 million in revenue against $375.9 million in expenses in FY25, resulting in a roughly $23.3 million loss.
- Because Texas and Oklahoma entered the SEC a year early, they received $12.5 million each versus $60.1 million for other members, with Texas expecting a full share in the 2026 cycle and added TV money in 2027.
- Athlete revenue sharing totaled $3.2 million in FY25 since payments began July 1, and Texas sets its FY26 cap at $18 million after scholarship expansions.
- Major outlays included about $94 million for facility debt and rental fees, $53 million in coaching pay, $50.3 million for support staff, $35 million for marketing and fundraising, and $15 million for travel.
- Texas entered the planned shortfall with more than $46 million banked and reports over $30 million still in reserves, while football produced nearly $107 million in profit as men’s basketball posted a loss after a coaching change and buyout.