Forbes 2018 Most Valuale College Football Teams

Highlights:

• Texas teams reign at the top
• 10 SEC schools
• Only 1 ACC school (FSU) but they have the highest travel expense

Biggest take for me:

Outside of Miami's (lack there of) revenue and Clemson winning it in 2016, you pretty much have to be in the top 20 in revenue to even to play in/win a NC. I expect Clemson to jump into the top 20 very soon though.

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Edit for those who don't want to read it slide by slide:

1) Texas A&M ($148 mil. revenue / $107 mil. profits)
2) Texas ($133 mil. / $87 mil.)
3) Michigan ($127 mil. / $75 mil.)
4) Alabama ($127 mil. / $59 mil.)
5) Ohio State ($120 mil / $69 mil.)
6) Oklahoma ($118 mil. / $72 mil.)
7) Notre Dame ($112 mil./ $72 mil.)
8) Auburn ($112 mil. / $61 mil.)
9) LSU ($112 mil. / $56 mil.)
10) Florida ($111 mil. / $ 67 mil.)
11) Tenn ($108 mil. / $60 mil.)
12) Oregon ($92 mil. / $54 mil.)
13) Arkansas ($92 mil. / $54 mil.)
14) Penn State ($92 mil. / $48 mil.)
15) South Carolina ($90 mil. / $54 mil.)
16) Georgia ($89 mil. / $55 mil.)
17) FSU ($88 mil. / $41 mil.)
18) Southern Cal ($87 mil. / $47 mil.)
19) Washington ($84 mil. / $36 mil.)
20) Nebraska ($83 mil. / $46 mil.)
21) Ole Miss ( $80 mil. / $42 mil.)
22) Mich. St. ($80 mil. / $39 mil.)
23) Iowa ($79 mil. / $38 mil.)
24) Wisconsin ($78 mil. / $43 mil.)
25) Texas Tech ($60 mil. / $31 mil.)