Who spends the most on facilities & debt service
Facilities debt service, leases, rental fees, and equipment.
Michigan State
$29.90M · $29,901,746
Texas
$26.05M · $26,054,785
Nebraska
$23.32M · $23,317,918
Alabama
$22.02M · $22,023,060
San Diego State
$20.37M · $20,368,754
Iowa
$19.28M · $19,279,462
Michigan
$17.55M · $17,546,592
Missouri
$16.07M · $16,072,913
Clemson
$15.02M · $15,020,227
Oklahoma
$14.64M · $14,635,634
Purdue
$14.53M · $14,534,563
Mississippi State
$12.79M · $12,790,604
Georgia Tech
$12.78M · $12,781,682
Rutgers
$11.21M · $11,212,834
Indiana
$10.72M · $10,716,092
Georgia
$10.50M · $10,499,420
Florida State
$8.80M · $8,802,479
Arizona State
$8.13M · $8,128,258
UConn
$7.52M · $7,515,158
New Hampshire
$6.05M · $6,050,022
East Carolina
$5.65M · $5,647,532
Texas State
$5.51M · $5,506,630
Missouri State
$4.67M · $4,665,327
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
$4.51M · $4,509,939
Georgia State
$4.19M · $4,189,165
VCU
$3.96M · $3,958,206
NC State
$3.85M · $3,853,011
Central Michigan
$3.84M · $3,842,482
Utah State
$3.77M · $3,773,272
Boise State
$3.73M · $3,734,567
South Florida
$3.64M · $3,643,983
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
$3.46M · $3,464,318
Florida International
$3.05M · $3,046,751
Middle Tennessee
$3.04M · $3,044,930
Oklahoma State
$2.87M · $2,867,436
West Texas A&M University
$2.78M · $2,778,872
Florida Atlantic
$2.61M · $2,614,228
South Dakota State
$2.59M · $2,587,151
University of Nebraska Omaha
$2.48M · $2,476,818
Charlotte
$2.42M · $2,422,193
Stony Brook
$2.22M · $2,215,813
Illinois State University
$2.18M · $2,175,219
University of West Georgia
$2.15M · $2,150,292
Winston-Salem State University
$2.07M · $2,066,848
William & Mary
$1.70M · $1,697,483
College of Charleston (South Carolina)
$1.65M · $1,648,104
Arkansas State
$1.57M · $1,574,891
Lamar
$1.57M · $1,572,000
Purdue University Northwest
$1.57M · $1,567,189
Purdue Fort Wayne
$1.56M · $1,555,270
Western Michigan
$1.54M · $1,543,856
UAB
$1.50M · $1,504,653
Idaho
$1.46M · $1,461,456
Nevada
$1.41M · $1,407,258
Oakland
$1.30M · $1,300,131
Montana
$1.12M · $1,117,489
Buffalo
$1.01M · $1,009,468
Marshall
$986K · $986,431
Eastern Kentucky
$978K · $977,923
Kennesaw State
$954K · $953,734
Longwood
$867K · $867,175
Fort Valley State
$809K · $809,212
Missouri Western State University
$797K · $796,633
George Mason University
$789K · $788,611
Minnesota Duluth
$788K · $788,441
Austin Peay State University
$772K · $771,866
UC Santa Barbara
$761K · $761,082
UC Irvine
$744K · $743,702
Grand Valley State University
$641K · $640,973
NJIT
$604K · $604,212
California State University San Marcos
$541K · $540,970
Western Carolina
$527K · $527,204
North Dakota State
$514K · $514,486
The University of North Carolina at
$511K · $510,550
Milwaukee
$509K · $508,744
Texas A&M-Kingsville
$502K · $501,951
UCLA
$500K · $499,803
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
$434K · $433,692
Sam Houston
$422K · $421,886
Northwestern State
$420K · $420,112
University of Central Missouri
$408K · $408,405
Northeastern State University
$400K · $400,104
Eastern Michigan
$393K · $392,963
UIC
$365K · $365,442
Eastern New Mexico University
$347K · $346,533
Northern Illinois
$326K · $325,750
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
$324K · $323,693
Fresno State
$315K · $315,046
Northern Kentucky University
$308K · $307,545
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
$285K · $284,575
Portland State University
$284K · $284,495
University of Hawaii, Manoa
$256K · $256,435
Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
$238K · $237,687
Indiana State
$230K · $230,138
New Mexico State
$220K · $220,000
North Carolina A&T State University
$219K · $218,920
California Polytechnic State University
$214K · $213,590
Northern Michigan University
$172K · $172,018
Maryland
$158K · $158,266
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
$135K · $135,185
UC Riverside
$119K · $118,751
Vermont
$107K · $106,623
Towson
$105K · $105,169
Lake Superior State University
$93K · $92,544
Western Illinois
$90K · $90,063
California State University, East Bay
$75K · $74,540
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
$71K · $71,329
Frostburg State
$68K · $67,955
Central Washington
$67K · $67,104
Rhode Island
$62K · $61,500
Montana State University Billings
$59K · $58,827
Eastern Illinois
$56K · $56,056
Maine
$56K · $55,823
Nebraska-Kearney
$53K · $53,045
Southeastern Oklahoma State
$48K · $48,440
Western Washington University
$34K · $33,745
St. Cloud State University
$30K · $29,654
California State University, Bakersfield
$28K · $27,925
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
$26K · $25,923
Midwestern State University
$22K · $22,417
Weber State University
$20K · $20,034
Northwest Missouri State
$20K · $19,837
University of the District of Columbia
$18K · $18,422
Truman State
$17K · $16,720
Millersville University of Pennsylvania
$10K · $10,226
University of West Florida
$10K · $9,858
Sonoma State University
$10K · $9,687
Binghamton
$9K · $9,276
Emporia State University
$6K · $6,496
East Stroudsburg University of
$5K · $5,148
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
$4K · $4,000
Michigan Tech
$4K · $3,515
West Virginia State University
$1K · $1,344
Central Connecticut
$998 · $998
Ball State
$0 · $0
Murray State University
$0 · $0
Jackson State
$0 · $0
Western Colorado University
$0 · $0
Bowie State University
$0 · $0
Coppin State University
$0 · $0
Queens College (New York)
$0 · $0
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
$0 · $0
University of Texas Permian Basin
$0 · $0
Florida Gulf Coast University
$0 · $0
University of North Georgia
$0 · $0
University of Minnesota, Crookston
$0 · $0
California State University, Northridge
$0 · $0
Morgan State
$0 · $0
Chicago State University
$0 · $0
University of Missouri-Kansas City
$0 · $0
Georgia College
$0 · $0
Texas Woman's University
$0 · $0
California State University, Fullerton
$0 · $0
Metropolitan State University of Denver
$0 · $0
California State University, Monterey Bay
$0 · $0
South Carolina State University
$0 · $0
Alabama A&M
$0 · $0
Tarleton State University
$0 · $0
North Carolina
$0 · $0
Southern Utah University
$0 · $0
West Liberty University
$0 · $0
Albany State University (Georgia)
$0 · $0
Texas A&M International University
$0 · $0
California State University, Chico
$0 · $0
Winthrop
$0 · $0
Ferris State
$0 · $0
Fort Lewis College
$0 · $0
Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania
$0 · $0
Morehead State
$0 · $0
California State University, Los Angeles
$0 · $0
College of Staten Island
$0 · $0
California State Polytechnic University,
$0 · $0
Cameron University
$0 · $0
UAlbany
$0 · $0
Augusta University
$0 · $0
University of North Carolina Wilmington
$0 · $0
Savannah State University
$0 · $0
Columbus State University
$0 · $0
New Mexico Highlands University
$0 · $0
Angelo State
$0 · $0
Minnesota State Moorhead
$0 · $0
Stephen F. Austin State University
$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.