HBCU Division I Financial Reports (2022)

21 HBCU Division I public institutions reported their 2022 revenue and expense data to the NCAA.

The 2022 NCAA Division I revenue and expense reports for its 230 public schools were released on USA Today Sports.

21 HBCU Division I public institutions reported their revenue and expense reports to the collegiate sports governing body. Because Hampton, Bethune-Cookman, and Howard are private schools, they were not included.

NCAA reporter Stan Becton compiled the revenue and expenses for the public HBCU institutions:

DIVISION I HBCUs: MOST REVENUE

1. Southern - $18,190,798 
2. North Carolina A&T -  $16,372,030 
3. Delaware State - $16,211,290
4. Norfolk State - $15,929,886
5. Tennessee State - $15,883,556
6. Alabama State - $14,550,273
7. Prairie View A&M - $14,322,177
8. Alabama A&M - $14,006,086
9. Texas Southern - $13,362,715
10. South Carolina State - $13,271,355
11. Florida A&M - $13,172,315
12. Jackson State - $12,821,652
13. Grambling State - $11,378,552
14. North Carolina Central - $11,339,477
15. Morgan State - $11,126,282
16. Arkansas-Pine Bluff - $8,650,669
17. Chicago State - $8,001,394
18. University of Maryland-Eastern Shore - $7,875,993
19. Alcorn State - $6,159,503
20. Coppin State - $4,091,289
21. Mississippi Valley State - $4,040,925

DIVISION I HBCUs: MOST EXPENSE LOSSES

1. Prairie View A&M - (-$4.5M)
2. Morgan State - (-$3.8M)
3. Alabama State - (-$3.3M)
4. Coppin State - (-$1.1M)
5. Grambling - (-$955K)
6. Alcorn State - (-$704K)
7. Chicago State - (-$397K)
8. Southern - (-$395K)
9. Alabama A&M - (-$183K)
10. Arkansas-Pine Bluff - (-$39K)

DIVISION I HBCUs: MOST PROFITS

1. South Carolina State - $5.4M
2. Florida A&M - $1.1M
3. North Carolina A&T - $542K
4. Jackson State - $184K
5. Norfolk State - $1K

DIVISION I HBCUs: BREAK EVEN

1. Delaware State
2. Tennessee State
3. Texas Southern
4. North Carolina Central
5. University of Maryland-Eastern Shore
6. Mississippi Valley State