center at VT and never indicated it was. My post was only indicating there is revenue associated with the sport. The College Factual website that you link is older and has several data points that aren't accurate. We don't spend $109M on athletics now and don't earn $109M on athletics and have a net zero wash. Again, baseball has approx. $100K in premium seating revenue from the jump before any ticketing and/or concessions. They also have a $350K yearly sponsor from Atlantic Union Bank. That is $450K before the first regular ticket/concessions. Then there is sport specific giving that is considered revenue when going to operating costs. We also have to consider a turn style/gate of 42,000 plus during the season (mostly weekends) and what an average consumer spends at a 3 hour plus baseball game. Most are purchasing some sort of food item/beverage (many purchase several items) in addition to their individual ticket. Here is the Sportico Baseball ACC revenues from the FY 23 season: Choose a Category Revenues Choose a Sport Baseball Choose a Year 2022-23 Choose a Conference ACC Rank School Baseball Revenues 2022-23 1 NC State $9,759,915 2 Florida State $4,826,297 3 Clemson $2,887,635 4 North Carolina $1,860,380 5 Virginia $1,722,286 6 Virginia Tech $1,594,073 7 Georgia Tech $1,122,756 8 Louisville $403,324 Total $24,176,666 Average $3,022,083