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Transfer Portal Thread

Commits
QB- Pierce Clarkson- Louisville
RB- Kewan Lacy- Missouri
RB- Richard Reese- Baylor
RB- Jordon Simmons- Akron
WR- Deuce Alexander- Wake Forest
WR- Caleb Odom- Alabama
WR- Traylon Ray- West Virginia
WR- De'Zhaun Stribling- Oklahoma State
WR- Trey Wallace- Penn State
TE- Trace Bruckler- New Mexico
TE- Luke Hasz- Arkansas
OL- PJ Wilkins- Charlotte
OL- Patrick Kutas- Arkansas
OL- Percy Lewis- Auburn
OL- Delano Townsend- UAB
DE- Da’Shawn Womack- LSU
DE- PrinceWill Umanmielen- Nebraska
LB- Tahj Chambers- Missouri State
LB- Jaden Yates- Marshall
LB- Andrew Jones- Grambling State
CB- Jaylon Braxton- Arkansas
CB- Kapena Gushiken- Washington State
CB- Antonio Kite- Auburn
S- Sage Ryan- LSU
K- Lucas Carneiro

Portal Targets
QB

RB

WR

TE

OL

Edge

DL

LB

CB

S

Kickers

STORY: Some Ole Miss Fiscal Year 2024 revenue numbers

Ole Miss athletics total revenue: $149,304,681
2023: 142,171,362

Ole Miss athletics total expenses: $157,019,279
2023: 150,195,985

The four sports that charge for admission. Softball is starting paid admission this season, so that would be included next year when I do this summary.

Parentheses is 2023 number

Football
Revenue: 75,260,701
Expenses: 57,122,596 (60,203,672)

Net: 18,138,105 (12,301,036)

Men's Basketball:
Revenue: 13,745,701 (12,259,691)
Expenses: 15,101,109 (15,933,612)

Net: MINUS 1,355,404 (MINUS 3,673,921)

Baseball
Revenue: 10,186,379 (10,192,493)
Expenses: 9,124,735 (10,026,367)

Net: 1,061,644 (166,126)

Women's Basketball
Revenue: 795,299 (1,043,738)
Expenses: 8,343,954 (9,483,332)

Net: MINUS 7,548,655 (MINUS 8,439,594)

Of note, debt services are listed as non-sport specific. In last year's revenue report for 2023, the Pavilion debt was put in as an expense -- half to men's hoops and half to women's hoops. So last year there was an extra expense line item on each of those sports for 2,374,559. You'd have to add that total to this year's number to get the apples to apples from an increase or decrease standpoint. Mens' hoops -- taking out the debt in 2023 -- netted basically the same both years. Women's hoops, taking that out, lost about 1.5 million more this year.
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