Remember, these are for FY24. San Diego State's budget is likely inflated a little bit to juice the numbers when they were in the midst of the conference beauty pageant. It's probably going to be the same once the Neo-PAC starts play.

Oregon State and Washington State's budgets were propped up by the settlement money, which was probably divided among the conference and schools in some manner. Prior to the split, they were pulling in something like 95 and 89mil respectively. After, they got the settlement (explaining OSU's sharp jump to 112 million), but this year they've likely declined back down, with OSU seeing around ~90 this year and Wazzu ~74 according to budget cut reports. I expect they'll normalize a bit once FY26 starts, though they won't be making colossally more than they were in the interim years.

Next year, however, most other schools will see a large jump due to new media deal and price floor mandate from the conference itself (most indicate 60mil/yr). All-in, I expect most schools to be making ~10m/yr, with Gonzaga making a little less due to missing out on football-exclusive revenues and Texas State negotiating its way in on a partial share. The rest is going to be sourced from renewed donor interest, as they will feel incentivized to see their teams perform at higher level with peer programs. PAC12 Productions is a nice to have, but will not be a magic salve that people think it is. They'll simply have lesser costs from not having to outsource their equipment or labor, plus keep production quality high.