Not sure if this has been posted but here goes anyway...
http://db.desmoinesregister.com/college ... recruiting
Average cost per win is interesting, looks like the Ducks are doing it right!
College football's big spenders
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nogerO
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College football's big spenders
"To give anything less than your best, is to sacrifice the gift." - Steve Prefontaine
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gogreen55
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Re: College football's big spenders
According to that database, here is how the Pac-12 teams rank in terms of dollars spent on recruiting per victory. This is for 2009 through 2013.
Arizona State:: $43,666.00
Utah: $48,165.00
Oregon: $52,287.00
UCLA: $54,541.00
Oregon State: $55,222.00
Arizona: $56,812.00
Washington: $62,081.00
Washington State: $66,057.00
California: $78,824.00
Colorado: $162,784.00
Arizona State:: $43,666.00
Utah: $48,165.00
Oregon: $52,287.00
UCLA: $54,541.00
Oregon State: $55,222.00
Arizona: $56,812.00
Washington: $62,081.00
Washington State: $66,057.00
California: $78,824.00
Colorado: $162,784.00
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RebelDuck
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Re: College football's big spenders
Surprised to see Colorado at #19. Obviously, it didn’t work.
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rockthief
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Re: College football's big spenders
Tennessee has a problem.
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nogerO
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Re: College football's big spenders
Their bagmen are paying the wrong people?rockthief wrote:Tennessee has a problem.
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RanDux
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Re: College football's big spenders
Surprised to see Ohio State at #35 and Wisconsin at #60. Those 2 schools are getting a lot of bang for their buck. Not surprised that 5 of the top 7 are SEC schools, broken up only by Oregon and 1 other school. I bet USC would be up there if their spending was made public.