Who spends the most on women's basketball recruiting
Transportation, lodging, and meals for prospective student-athletes and for staff on official and unofficial visits. These figures are the amounts each school allocated to women's basketball.
UConn
$516K · $515,879
Oklahoma
$426K · $425,959
Georgia
$417K · $417,142
Texas
$343K · $343,006
North Carolina
$325K · $324,627
Michigan
$251K · $251,033
Florida State
$249K · $248,927
Clemson
$240K · $239,825
Mississippi State
$233K · $233,137
NC State
$211K · $211,484
Rutgers
$210K · $209,975
Indiana
$202K · $201,925
Georgia Tech
$201K · $200,709
Maryland
$199K · $198,715
South Florida
$186K · $185,922
Nebraska
$184K · $184,327
UCLA
$183K · $183,442
Iowa
$180K · $179,974
Michigan State
$139K · $138,861
Oklahoma State
$139K · $138,845
Missouri
$134K · $133,544
Purdue
$133K · $132,674
San Diego State
$123K · $122,833
East Carolina
$122K · $121,931
Missouri State
$116K · $116,496
Charlotte
$109K · $108,848
Arizona State
$107K · $107,378
VCU
$105K · $105,227
George Mason University
$102K · $101,773
University of Hawaii, Manoa
$101K · $101,385
Texas State
$100K · $100,155
UC Santa Barbara
$95K · $95,200
California Polytechnic State University
$90K · $90,330
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
$89K · $88,912
UAB
$88K · $87,757
Fresno State
$84K · $83,752
Nevada
$83K · $83,485
Rhode Island
$82K · $82,226
Marshall
$80K · $79,910
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
$78K · $78,061
Florida Atlantic
$78K · $78,044
William & Mary
$78K · $77,642
Ball State
$77K · $77,054
Tarleton State University
$74K · $74,140
Eastern Michigan
$72K · $71,524
Georgia State
$70K · $69,738
Towson
$68K · $67,769
UC Irvine
$67K · $67,378
Western Carolina
$67K · $66,875
Florida International
$66K · $66,420
Murray State University
$65K · $64,803
Western Michigan
$65K · $64,650
UIC
$62K · $61,590
Stephen F. Austin State University
$62K · $61,555
Arkansas State
$60K · $60,049
New Mexico State
$60K · $59,843
NJIT
$59K · $59,353
Central Michigan
$59K · $58,664
The University of North Carolina at
$58K · $58,320
Purdue Fort Wayne
$57K · $57,289
Illinois State University
$57K · $56,952
North Carolina A&T State University
$57K · $56,777
Stony Brook
$54K · $54,164
Middle Tennessee
$54K · $53,742
UAlbany
$53K · $53,181
Florida Gulf Coast University
$53K · $53,061
Maine
$52K · $51,800
Northern Illinois
$51K · $51,427
University of North Carolina Wilmington
$51K · $51,360
Lamar
$50K · $49,674
Northern Kentucky University
$49K · $49,070
North Dakota State
$49K · $48,963
Indiana State
$49K · $48,957
Alabama
$48K · $48,040
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
$47K · $47,406
College of Charleston (South Carolina)
$46K · $45,513
Austin Peay State University
$45K · $45,327
California State University, Bakersfield
$44K · $44,413
Longwood
$42K · $42,199
California State University, Fullerton
$38K · $38,294
Sam Houston
$37K · $37,240
UC Riverside
$37K · $37,027
Kennesaw State
$37K · $36,668
University of Nebraska Omaha
$35K · $35,080
Eastern Illinois
$33K · $32,790
Eastern Kentucky
$32K · $32,054
Oakland
$31K · $31,016
Binghamton
$29K · $28,784
Texas A&M International University
$28K · $28,049
Milwaukee
$27K · $26,614
South Dakota State
$26K · $26,018
Winthrop
$24K · $23,798
Angelo State
$24K · $23,610
Western Illinois
$23K · $23,475
California State University, Northridge
$23K · $22,897
Morehead State
$21K · $20,597
Ferris State
$16K · $16,254
University of Central Missouri
$16K · $15,505
Emporia State University
$15K · $15,219
Central Connecticut
$15K · $14,544
Truman State
$14K · $14,225
Purdue University Northwest
$14K · $13,786
University of West Florida
$14K · $13,652
Minnesota Duluth
$13K · $13,133
University of West Georgia
$13K · $12,504
St. Cloud State University
$12K · $12,122
Grand Valley State University
$11K · $11,104
Northwestern State
$11K · $10,935
Missouri Western State University
$11K · $10,903
Texas A&M-Kingsville
$10K · $10,278
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
$10K · $10,114
Morgan State
$10K · $9,834
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
$10K · $9,703
Sonoma State University
$9K · $9,243
Metropolitan State University of Denver
$9K · $9,079
California State University, Los Angeles
$8K · $8,206
West Texas A&M University
$8K · $7,787
University of Texas Permian Basin
$8K · $7,532
Central Washington
$7K · $7,292
California State University, Monterey Bay
$7K · $7,240
California State University, East Bay
$7K · $7,178
Coppin State University
$7K · $6,948
California State Polytechnic University,
$7K · $6,660
New Mexico Highlands University
$7K · $6,561
Columbus State University
$7K · $6,512
Montana State University Billings
$6K · $6,329
Northwest Missouri State
$6K · $6,249
College of Staten Island
$6K · $6,013
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
$6K · $5,903
University of Minnesota, Crookston
$6K · $5,706
Jackson State
$6K · $5,532
Cameron University
$5K · $5,470
Georgia College
$5K · $5,469
West Liberty University
$5K · $4,867
Millersville University of Pennsylvania
$5K · $4,676
Eastern New Mexico University
$4K · $4,004
East Stroudsburg University of
$3K · $3,469
Southeastern Oklahoma State
$3K · $2,999
Frostburg State
$3K · $2,960
Albany State University (Georgia)
$3K · $2,931
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
$3K · $2,805
West Virginia State University
$2K · $2,149
California State University San Marcos
$1K · $1,492
Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania
$1K · $1,425
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
$1K · $1,422
California State University, Chico
$1K · $1,312
Queens College (New York)
$1K · $1,282
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
$986 · $986
University of North Georgia
$858 · $858
Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
$738 · $738
Northeastern State University
$343 · $343
Alabama A&M
$19 · $19
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.




































































































