Duke enters March Madness as both the No. 1 overall seed and the tournament's biggest financial powerhouse, with a program budget of $25.4 million in the most recent data available, nearly double that of fellow No. 1 seeds Arizona ($16.3 million) and Michigan ($15.7 million). Florida, the fourth No. 1 seed and reigning national champion, spent just $9.9 million, ranking 69th nationally. The figures, drawn from EADA data schools submit annually to the U.S. Department of Education, reflect the ...
Duke enters March Madness as both the No. 1 overall seed and the tournament's biggest financial powerhouse, with a program budget of $25.4 million in the most recent data available, nearly double that of fellow No. 1 seeds Arizona ($16.3 million) and Michigan ($15.7 million). Florida, the fourth No. 1 seed and reigning national champion, spent just $9.9 million, ranking 69th nationally. The figures, drawn from EADA data schools submit annually to the U.S. Department of Education, reflect the ...
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