What factors are important to consider when evaluating the Pac-12's new media deal and conference revenue with eight (or ...

Pac-12 revenue dropped year-over-year based on its contract with the Rose Bowl, while commissioner Larry Scott's compensation zoomed past the $5 million mark.

Mailbag: Pac-12 revenue breakdown, the Memphis factor, MW media options, champ game locations, the ‘State 8’ and more The CBS media deal is just one piece of the new Pac-12's financial model.

Pac-12 tax filings for FY2022 reveal record revenue, ... Here’s a breakdown of key items in the filings. ... The Pac-12’s total revenue includes a year-over-year increase of $14.6 million ...

Over the past five years, the Pac-12 has generated $112 million in TV rights revenue that wasn't reported as revenue in its tax filings. It declined to explain the situation.

The Pac-12’s total revenue fell by $12 million year-over-year, from $509 million in 2017. Commissioner Larry Scott's salary also increased by $500,000, bumping his salary to $5,291,481 per year.

We’ve known for years that the Pac-12 trailed the SEC and Big Ten in annual payouts to the campuses. But the conference also is behind the Big 12, based on the latest financial information.

Navigate’s conclusions paint a grim picture for Pac-12 revenue relative to the SEC and Big Ten. We won’t publish all the data here — for that, you can jump directly to the company’s site .

Pac-12 revenue gap: We ran the numbers, and the conference could fall so far behind the SEC and Big Ten that it can’t catch up The numbers beg the question: Can the Pac-12 wait four years for a ...

The Big 12, Big Ten and Pac-12 were more conservative and, in some cases, unlucky in their efforts to stage football games -- and they ended up with respective revenue downturns of $53 million ...

Gould believes the Pac-12 has two advantages as college sports enters the revenue sharing era. Because it’s a named defendant in the House lawsuit, the conference is involved in crafting the ...

The conference pull in more than $530 million, but the distributions to the campuses won’t alter the pecking order within the Power Five: It lags the SEC, Big Ten and Big 12.