Report: Big 12 Posted Record 2023-24 Revenue, Cincinnati Gets First Cut of Revenue Pie

The Bearcats will get a full payment of normal split of annual Big 12 revenue in 2026.
F-18s fighter jets fly over Nippert Stadium before a college football game between the Navy Midshipmen and the Cincinnati Bearcats, Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018, at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati. 

Navy Midshipman Vs Cincinnati Bearcats College Football Nov 3
F-18s fighter jets fly over Nippert Stadium before a college football game between the Navy Midshipmen and the Cincinnati Bearcats, Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018, at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati. Navy Midshipman Vs Cincinnati Bearcats College Football Nov 3 / Kareem Elgazzar

CINCINNATI — Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark revealed the 2023-24 revenue distribution number for the conference as it gets ready to welcome in four more schools for the 2024-25 school year.

The league dished out a record $470 million to its 14 members from the 2023-24 seasons.

According to The Athletic's Justin Williams, the 10 original Big 12 members are getting roughly $39.8 million each (Texas and Oklahoma included). Despite the record total, the split is down from $44 million in 2023 because of the four new schools such as Cincinnati. Those schools (UC, BYU, Houston, UCF) got $18 million this year and will get $19 million in 2025 before an even revenue split among all schools in 2026.

This is still a massive leap from the AAC, where UC was making less than $10 million in annual revenue from the conference in the final years before Big 12 life.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel on all things Bearcats athletics and Bearcat Blitz on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!

Make sure you bookmark Bearcats Talk for the latest news, exclusive interviews, film breakdowns and so much more. 

You may also like:

Recruiting Roundup: Cincinnati Welcoming Three-Star Visitor Robert Smith

Cincinnati Bearcats Officially Announce Dillon Mitchell Addition

Report: Cincinnati Guard CJ Fredrick Returning For 2024-25 Season

Look: Cincinnati Bearcats Have New Jordan Brand Lockers

Travis Kelce Acting in FX Horror Show: 'I Feel Like an Amateur'

Four-Star 2025 Cincinnati Target Mark Zackery IV Sets Commitment Date

2025 Athlete Charles Manga Recaps Cincinnati Bearcats Offer

Report: Date Revealed For 2024 Cincinnati-Xavier Crosstown Shootout

247Sports Ranks Cincinnati's Brendan Sorsby Among Bottom-Three Big 12 Starting Quarterbacks

Recruiting Roundup: Cincinnati Football Offers Five-Star 2026 Safety, Official Visits Trickling In

Cincinnati Lands UAB Wide Receiver Jamoi Mayes From Transfer Portal

Cincinnati Lands Transfer Commitment From Southeast Missouri State DT Harris Adams

Three-Star 2025 QB Zebulin Kinsey Staying Truthful To Cincinnati Bearcats Commitment

Look: New Heights Live at Fifth Third Arena With Joe Burrow, Desmond Ridder, and More

Cincinnati Misses on Transfer Commitment From Duke Forward Sean Stewart

Pinging The Portal: UTSA Forward Visiting Cincinnati, Sharpshooter Contacted

2025 Cincinnati Recruit Jayden Barr Talks Bearcats Visit

Look: Dontay Corleone Picked in First Round of Multiple Major 2025 Mock Drafts

Cincinnati Football Lands Pair of Transfer Commitments in Trenches

Recruiting Roundup: Three-Star WR Places Cincinnati in Top-10, Hoops Offers Five-Star 2027 Guard

-----

Be sure to keep it locked on Bearcats Talk all the time!

Follow All Bearcats on Twitter: @BearcatsTalk

Like All Bearcats on Facebook: All Bearcats


Published
Russ Heltman
RUSS HELTMAN

Russ Heltman is a contributor for AllBearcats and AllBengals. He is the morning host and producer for 89.3 WMKV in Cincinnati, OH. Russ can be found on Twitter: @RussHeltman11 or you can reach him by email at Heltmandm@yahoo.com.