Who spends the most on facilities & debt service
Facilities debt service, leases, rental fees, and equipment.
Virginia
$33.42M · $33,423,699
Michigan State
$27.09M · $27,092,646
Texas
$26.87M · $26,867,696
Iowa
$23.34M · $23,342,339
Texas A&M
$21.26M · $21,260,637
Michigan
$17.49M · $17,488,509
Indiana
$17.37M · $17,368,603
Rutgers
$16.03M · $16,033,904
Missouri
$15.89M · $15,888,580
Oklahoma
$14.05M · $14,052,502
South Carolina
$13.44M · $13,438,937
Arizona State
$12.18M · $12,181,318
Clemson
$11.36M · $11,359,938
Florida State
$10.73M · $10,725,593
UCLA
$10.05M · $10,051,702
Georgia
$9.52M · $9,518,325
Kentucky
$9.51M · $9,505,876
Oregon State
$8.19M · $8,187,883
UConn
$7.35M · $7,349,869
UNLV
$5.84M · $5,844,905
Texas State
$5.63M · $5,628,970
East Carolina
$5.62M · $5,619,890
South Florida
$5.41M · $5,410,833
App State
$4.98M · $4,976,346
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
$4.86M · $4,859,346
Central Michigan
$4.36M · $4,359,672
Kansas State
$4.17M · $4,166,290
Georgia State
$4.09M · $4,091,556
VCU
$3.75M · $3,751,659
Boise State
$3.70M · $3,699,467
Utah State
$3.60M · $3,598,892
Florida International
$3.34M · $3,343,486
Stony Brook
$3.31M · $3,305,696
North Dakota
$3.24M · $3,236,078
Oklahoma State
$2.93M · $2,926,959
South Dakota State
$2.59M · $2,588,960
Florida Atlantic
$2.36M · $2,357,483
UMBC
$2.14M · $2,142,214
Southern Miss
$1.83M · $1,832,462
College of Charleston (South Carolina)
$1.65M · $1,645,668
Purdue Fort Wayne
$1.63M · $1,631,474
Lamar
$1.58M · $1,580,800
Marshall
$1.53M · $1,529,652
UAB
$1.47M · $1,470,158
Oakland
$1.39M · $1,387,657
Arkansas State
$1.33M · $1,328,758
NC State
$1.31M · $1,307,179
Middle Tennessee
$1.28M · $1,280,835
Nebraska
$1.19M · $1,191,479
NJIT
$1.13M · $1,129,620
University of Northern Iowa
$1.09M · $1,088,549
Montana
$821K · $821,040
George Mason University
$796K · $795,740
UC Santa Barbara
$761K · $760,886
The University of North Carolina at
$759K · $759,121
Buffalo
$736K · $735,706
Sam Houston
$641K · $640,970
University of Hawaii, Manoa
$590K · $590,491
Western Carolina
$538K · $537,937
Austin Peay State University
$519K · $519,286
Milwaukee
$504K · $504,220
University of Central Missouri
$405K · $405,204
Idaho
$391K · $391,456
Eastern New Mexico University
$347K · $347,034
UIC
$329K · $329,349
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
$325K · $325,298
Northern Illinois
$324K · $324,150
Fresno State
$313K · $313,489
Portland State University
$296K · $296,047
Wyoming
$278K · $278,173
Michigan Tech
$266K · $265,586
New Mexico State
$260K · $260,001
California Polytechnic State University
$214K · $213,590
Maine
$203K · $202,868
Indiana State
$164K · $163,555
Northern Kentucky University
$163K · $162,519
Maryland
$152K · $152,142
Army
$136K · $136,033
Towson
$125K · $124,693
West Virginia State University
$117K · $116,923
Weber State University
$110K · $109,997
Western Illinois
$74K · $73,708
Eastern Illinois
$58K · $57,818
Southeastern Oklahoma State
$53K · $53,358
Montana State University Billings
$42K · $42,304
Binghamton
$28K · $28,314
California State University, Bakersfield
$27K · $27,295
University of West Florida
$25K · $24,765
North Carolina Central
$16K · $16,482
Missouri University of Science and
$9K · $8,790
Emporia State University
$3K · $2,651
Wichita State
$984 · $984
Jackson State
$0 · $0
Midwestern State University
$0 · $0
Eastern Washington
$0 · $0
Murray State University
$0 · $0
UAlbany
$0 · $0
Morehead State
$0 · $0
North Carolina
$0 · $0
Morgan State
$0 · $0
Alcorn State University
$0 · $0
Alabama A&M
$0 · $0
Fort Lewis College
$0 · $0
Central Connecticut
$0 · $0
Cameron University
$0 · $0
University of North Carolina Wilmington
$0 · $0
Florida Gulf Coast University
$0 · $0
Nebraska-Kearney
$0 · $0
University of Missouri-Kansas City
$0 · $0
University of Minnesota, Crookston
$0 · $0
Black Hills State University
$0 · $0
Angelo State
$0 · $0
Coppin State University
$0 · $0
South Carolina State University
$0 · $0
Idaho State
$0 · $0
Winthrop
$0 · $0
New Mexico
$0 · $0
Georgia College
$0 · $0
How to read these rankings
These figures come from filed NCAA financial reports collected in our document corpus and parsed from the report text. 831 reports parsed cleanly; 56 could not be read and are absent from these rankings, so a school missing from a year has not necessarily reported nothing.
Football and basketball views come from the report's per-sport allocation tables. They cover recruiting and team travel, not aviation alone: commercial airfare, buses, hotels, meals, and other eligible costs share the same lines. A school can also leave some expenses unallocated.
Private universities have no public-disclosure obligation and generally do not appear. Fiscal years are not uniform — most close June 30, but some schools close on a different date, so a single “FY” column compares slightly different periods. Schools also categorize inconsistently between reports, so treat cross-school gaps of a few percent as noise rather than signal.