Who spends the most on facilities & debt service
Facilities debt service, leases, rental fees, and equipment.
Texas
$94.02M · $94,019,438
Michigan
$35.33M · $35,326,446
Florida State
$25.66M · $25,664,066
Alabama
$24.07M · $24,071,232
Texas A&M
$24.02M · $24,024,360
Iowa
$22.50M · $22,499,593
San Diego State
$19.96M · $19,964,112
Georgia
$18.91M · $18,905,669
Virginia
$18.63M · $18,631,088
Oklahoma
$17.64M · $17,637,283
Texas Tech
$16.78M · $16,778,396
Michigan State
$16.36M · $16,356,742
Louisville
$15.40M · $15,400,065
Purdue
$14.51M · $14,510,428
Rutgers
$14.44M · $14,440,012
Colorado State
$14.34M · $14,335,138
Auburn
$13.36M · $13,357,184
Georgia Tech
$13.33M · $13,332,918
Florida
$12.42M · $12,415,735
Indiana
$12.35M · $12,352,199
Clemson
$11.58M · $11,578,209
Mississippi State
$11.55M · $11,548,431
Oklahoma State
$11.08M · $11,075,448
Arizona
$10.63M · $10,628,080
Nebraska
$9.91M · $9,912,834
Arizona State
$9.58M · $9,583,553
UCF
$9.28M · $9,282,151
UCLA
$9.25M · $9,248,503
Oregon State
$8.50M · $8,503,179
Texas State
$8.16M · $8,163,868
Army
$7.69M · $7,692,949
UConn
$6.18M · $6,175,349
South Florida
$6.17M · $6,169,081
Kansas
$5.85M · $5,852,923
Middle Tennessee
$5.78M · $5,783,836
East Carolina
$5.62M · $5,622,493
UNLV
$4.92M · $4,916,288
NC State
$4.76M · $4,762,500
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
$4.53M · $4,528,081
Missouri State
$4.33M · $4,333,885
North Dakota
$4.29M · $4,292,531
Georgia State
$4.19M · $4,189,165
South Dakota State
$3.96M · $3,955,032
Illinois State University
$3.82M · $3,818,903
VCU
$3.80M · $3,801,542
George Mason University
$3.68M · $3,681,357
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
$3.46M · $3,464,249
Central Michigan
$3.43M · $3,426,383
Florida International
$3.41M · $3,409,073
Boise State
$3.33M · $3,331,973
South Dakota
$3.26M · $3,259,461
San José State
$2.88M · $2,876,712
Florida Atlantic
$2.62M · $2,615,237
William & Mary
$2.61M · $2,607,385
Prairie View A&M
$2.61M · $2,606,966
Charlotte
$2.48M · $2,475,569
South Alabama
$2.47M · $2,474,932
University of Nebraska at Omaha
$2.29M · $2,289,784
Jacksonville State
$2.21M · $2,214,733
Memphis
$2.19M · $2,190,294
Georgia Southern
$2.14M · $2,142,063
Sam Houston
$2.07M · $2,072,328
University of California, Davis
$2.02M · $2,015,977
UC Santa Barbara
$1.96M · $1,960,656
Montana State
$1.85M · $1,848,364
Western Michigan
$1.83M · $1,831,218
Austin Peay State University
$1.81M · $1,813,436
Fresno State
$1.73M · $1,727,953
Lamar
$1.59M · $1,587,250
North Dakota State
$1.54M · $1,535,111
Buffalo
$1.53M · $1,526,505
Stony Brook
$1.46M · $1,461,579
UAB
$1.45M · $1,445,306
Nevada
$1.39M · $1,389,043
Alabama A&M
$1.35M · $1,352,015
Oakland
$1.32M · $1,323,697
Southern Miss
$1.32M · $1,322,536
Montana
$1.17M · $1,170,572
The Citadel
$1.13M · $1,129,439
Chattanooga
$1.10M · $1,099,043
Arkansas State
$1.08M · $1,083,286
Longwood
$1.08M · $1,082,737
Kennesaw State
$1.04M · $1,038,592
Radford
$1.04M · $1,036,250
Eastern Kentucky
$982K · $981,886
Wyoming
$975K · $974,859
Missouri Western State University
$894K · $894,345
Northern Illinois
$808K · $808,200
Texas Southern University
$770K · $769,682
University of North Georgia
$715K · $714,524
Long Beach State
$714K · $713,706
Norfolk State
$693K · $692,680
VMI
$680K · $679,793
University of Northern Iowa
$656K · $655,709
California State University San Marcos
$580K · $580,316
Florida Gulf Coast University
$578K · $577,973
Western Carolina
$537K · $537,007
Tarleton State University
$435K · $435,078
California State University, Fullerton
$329K · $329,083
University of Hawaii, Manoa
$314K · $314,136
Portland State University
$304K · $303,520
California Polytechnic State University
$277K · $276,553
Eastern Illinois
$274K · $274,140
California State University, Northridge
$270K · $269,914
Ball State
$266K · $266,059
University of West Florida
$229K · $228,662
Indiana State
$228K · $227,922
Northern Michigan University
$198K · $197,588
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
$197K · $196,690
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
$195K · $195,291
Northern Kentucky University
$186K · $186,259
UC Riverside
$180K · $179,567
Eastern Michigan
$179K · $179,273
Towson
$161K · $161,143
Maine
$145K · $145,135
California State Polytechnic University,
$137K · $137,110
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
$125K · $125,066
Sacramento State
$120K · $120,313
North Carolina Central
$119K · $119,124
Jackson State
$116K · $116,023
Western Illinois
$96K · $95,623
St. Cloud State University
$77K · $76,631
Western Washington University
$72K · $72,113
Murray State University
$72K · $71,931
California State University, East Bay
$72K · $71,530
California State University, Los Angeles
$64K · $63,952
Binghamton
$47K · $47,443
Montana State University Billings
$47K · $47,058
North Alabama
$45K · $44,931
University of the District of Columbia
$34K · $33,939
Mississippi Valley State University
$23K · $22,591
Sonoma State University
$12K · $12,415
Augusta University
$0 · $0
University of Arkansas, Pine Bluff
$0 · $0
Winthrop
$0 · $0
Vermont
$0 · $0
Alcorn State University
$0 · $0
Bowie State University
$0 · $0
South Carolina State University
$0 · $0
Florida A&M University
$0 · $0
Eastern Washington
$0 · $0
California State University, Monterey Bay
$0 · $0
University of Missouri-Kansas City
$0 · $0
South Dakota School of Mines &
$0 · $0
Morgan State
$0 · $0
UAlbany
$0 · $0
Coppin State University
$0 · $0
University of South Carolina Upstate
$0 · $0
Morehead State
$0 · $0
Chicago State University
$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.