Here's your chance--Ask the AD

[Class of 61]

Surprised that no one has mentioned the fact that the success of the women's b-ball team this year did NOT generate any revenue sharing via the NCAA. I, for one, assumed that BG would get a "cut" of the profits, ala the men's tournament....I know that the women's tournament does not draw nearly as well, but it doesn't seem right that the participating schools don't get to share in the profits, especially since schools like MSU, Tennessee etc. get to "host" the early rounds on their home floors.

[MACMAN]

its actually a very interesting tool for tracking where public interest in the Athletic programs is focused, allowing them to better focus on those sports with the most.
cant wait to read the lame answer as to why they wont work on the rink.

[brewer]

Surprised that no one has mentioned the fact that the success of the women's b-ball team this year did NOT generate any revenue sharing via the NCAA. I, for one, assumed that BG would get a "cut" of the profits, ala the men's tournament....I know that the women's tournament does not draw nearly as well, but it doesn't seem right that the participating schools don't get to share in the profits, especially since schools like MSU, Tennessee etc. get to "host" the early rounds on their home floors.

The expenses from the women's NCAA basketball tournament still exceed the revenues. Although they inch a little closer to the break even point every year, there is no profit to share yet.