tshirtmoron said:

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if 2019 numbers are out why are you posting an article from 2018?

from the very table you're citing in that article: "revenue and profit estimates are three-year averages for 2014, 2015, 2016 seasons"

tamu caught up during their fundraising spree, and is now falling behind again. i'm sure the shareholders are pleased with the profit margin though.

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Shut up.

Yeah, didn't see that. It came up with a date of 2019 on google... Not sure what to make of it. So I guess we made the jump ahead of tu in 2018.

And we may see a dip in contributions, but I don't think it will happen anytime soon. Especially *if* A&M keeps making steps in the right direction. One interesting thing is tu's ticket sales blow eveeryone out of the water. Curious to why this is? Passionate fans in a huge metropolitan area? The only other schools I can think of like this are UCLA and USC, but they have the pro teams that compete with ticket sales. Austin just has tu, so it's a pretty sweet recipe for a lot of revenue from ticket sales across all of their athletics...