Brigham Young University
- Conference (2026)
- Big 12 (Joined Big 12 July 1, 2023)
- Control
- Private
- IPEDS UNITID
- 230038
- City
- Provo, UT
- City population
- 114,527 (July 1, 2025 (Census Vintage 2025); source)
- Metro area
- Provo-Orem-Lehi, UT (Metropolitan): 773,426 (July 1, 2025 (Census Vintage 2025; 2023 OMB delineations); source)
- TV market (DMA)
- Salt Lake City, UT: rank #28, 1,163,520 TV homes (0.927% of U.S.), Nielsen 2024-25 (source); 2025-26 rank #27 (source)
Provo (Utah County) is in the Salt Lake City DMA - Endowment
- not found
Not found: BYU does not appear in NACUBO FY2025 public list and no official current endowment figure was found. (Third-party estimates exist, e.g. pipelineroad.com ~$2B; not used.) - Annual giving
- not available (no fundraising total found; nothing estimated)
Fundraising coordinated via Church Philanthropies; no annual total found
How to watch
Cheapest single package for every BYU Cougars game: ESPN Unlimited + Fox One bundle + HBO Max Standard, $58.48/mo ($292.40 for 5 months). Month-by-month: $122.44 for the full season, $112.90 from Oct. 1. 7 of 12 games still TBD (priced worst case).
Prices and TV assignments as of 2026-10-01. Schedule, networks and month-by-month plan
Sponsors, apparel & naming
- Apparel: Nike brand: secondary source · not disclosedCurrent deal value NOT FOUND in public reporting during this pass (private school, foundation-held contract, or not searched). [SP35]
Apparel brands come from a user-generated r/CFB list (secondary; spot-check) [SP35]. All apparel deals · Multimedia rights · Stadium naming
Financial data comes from three sources shown separately, which are not interchangeable: EADA (federal), Knight-Newhouse/NCAA (public schools) and IRS Form 990 (private schools). Do not add or compare figures across them.
EADA budget history (U.S. Dept. of Education)
Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act data; FY = academic year ending (FY2025 = 2024-25). Schools have wide latitude in what they count, and many report total revenue equal to total expenses, so an EADA “surplus” is not meaningful. Head-coach salary is an average across all men’s-team head coaches, not the football coach’s pay. Nominal dollars. Definitions.
This school reported EADA total revenue exactly equal to total expenses in 4 of 19 years.
| Fiscal year | Total revenue | Total expenses | Football revenue | Football expenses | FB share of rev. (calc) | Men's BB revenue | Men's BB expenses | Women's BB revenue | Women's BB expenses | Athletic student aid | Recruiting | Avg head coach salary, men's teams | Football participants | Undergrad enrollment | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY2025 | $153,351,328 | $136,864,784 | $51,715,899 | $44,561,032 | 34% | $28,047,261 | $17,030,052 | $1,566,760 | $5,082,856 | $9,391,965 | $3,225,491 | $967,356 | 135 | 30,147 | source |
| FY2024 | $129,891,998 | $115,666,650 | $44,481,260 | $35,188,112 | 34% | $18,404,876 | $11,700,684 | $1,030,198 | $4,767,966 | $6,934,362 | $2,232,580 | $894,251 | 121 | 29,261 | source |
| FY2023 | $106,430,702 | $106,430,702 | $46,931,978 | $35,308,693 | 44% | $16,602,330 | $10,685,023 | $1,024,236 | $3,761,449 | $6,552,354 | $1,653,285 | $1,111,071 | 124 | 28,254 | source |
| FY2022 | $95,146,585 | $79,763,543 | $39,779,868 | $23,785,324 | 42% | $8,568,291 | $7,992,831 | $844,358 | $2,364,649 | $6,706,612 | $740,321 | $593,366 | 123 | 28,282 | source |
| FY2021 | $64,683,976 | $64,683,976 | $25,578,675 | $18,902,527 | 40% | $3,651,391 | $5,642,195 | $7,679,370 | $1,699,483 | $6,553,551 | $411,576 | $599,545 | 123 | 30,039 | source |
| FY2020 | $75,233,084 | $74,141,761 | $25,089,124 | $18,851,350 | 33% | $6,176,888 | $7,766,836 | $515,816 | $2,183,582 | $6,284,134 | $1,165,169 | $359,630 | 123 | 28,288 | source |
| FY2019 | $72,622,845 | $72,622,845 | $23,171,603 | $21,180,680 | 32% | $7,447,430 | $7,447,430 | $2,168,100 | $2,168,100 | $6,313,495 | $1,064,510 | $410,216 | 125 | 28,253 | source |
| FY2018 | $79,644,919 | $69,057,586 | $28,209,221 | $19,435,229 | 35% | $7,702,314 | $7,468,917 | $550,769 | $2,143,559 | $6,078,287 | $1,161,266 | $435,759 | 129 | 28,156 | source |
| FY2017 | $67,733,712 | $62,616,492 | $26,116,548 | $19,253,088 | 39% | $8,986,993 | $6,999,780 | $1,986,133 | $1,986,133 | $5,784,998 | $1,324,585 | $414,701 | 128 | 28,012 | source |
| FY2016 | $62,563,279 | $54,429,683 | $25,469,619 | $16,627,703 | 41% | $6,283,414 | $6,081,807 | $1,836,956 | $1,836,956 | $5,211,758 | $985,683 | $420,132 | 134 | 27,339 | source |
| FY2015 | $59,032,406 | $54,418,408 | $19,902,453 | $14,634,364 | 34% | $6,344,666 | $6,344,666 | $2,074,989 | $2,074,989 | $4,750,381 | $951,566 | $394,909 | 128 | 24,499 | source |
| FY2014 | $60,124,096 | $53,524,295 | $22,212,731 | $15,235,834 | 37% | $6,341,173 | $6,341,173 | $1,672,297 | $1,672,297 | $4,340,476 | $936,281 | $391,210 | 113 | 25,084 | source |
| FY2013 | $54,644,578 | $49,517,787 | $18,639,413 | $14,428,930 | 34% | $5,352,790 | $5,352,790 | $1,584,345 | $1,584,344 | $4,432,122 | $793,659 | $281,312 | 125 | 28,338 | source |
| FY2012 | $53,033,500 | $48,334,730 | $22,406,413 | $14,991,538 | 42% | $5,933,208 | $5,760,849 | $972,880 | $1,660,620 | $4,411,133 | $748,568 | $310,158 | 124 | 28,005 | source |
| FY2011 | $45,465,068 | $40,808,849 | $15,664,108 | $10,764,814 | 34% | $4,843,476 | $4,926,689 | $953,477 | $1,535,749 | $4,098,778 | $655,326 | $232,357 | 126 | 27,852 | source |
| FY2010 | $40,999,979 | $35,450,765 | $15,763,650 | $10,312,232 | 38% | $3,882,784 | $3,589,444 | $736,803 | $1,175,757 | $3,988,808 | $699,220 | $209,542 | 124 | 28,048 | source |
| FY2009 | $35,628,193 | $35,628,193 | $12,520,065 | $10,168,252 | 35% | $3,316,803 | $3,240,288 | $869,038 | $1,280,527 | $3,878,848 | $716,259 | $239,987 | 123 | 27,986 | source |
| FY2008 | $36,695,623 | $33,350,374 | $11,189,381 | $9,419,570 | 30% | $3,500,907 | $3,183,553 | $643,896 | $1,170,601 | $3,902,533 | $573,586 | $188,001 | 121 | 27,844 | source |
| FY2007 | $32,100,899 | $31,211,519 | $10,142,975 | $9,140,943 | 32% | $3,160,892 | $2,929,028 | $727,513 | $1,240,998 | $3,709,115 | $579,873 | $135,796 | 125 | 27,465 | source |
Knight-Newhouse budget history (NCAA financial reports)
NCAA Membership Financial Reporting System categories as presented by the Knight-Newhouse College Athletics Database. “Total athletic revenues” are net of transfers back to the institution. Subsidy = institutional/government support + student fees (Knight’s definition; summed by us from the same row). Debt figures before FY2015 are not comparable (NCAA definition change). Not comparable with the EADA figures above. Nominal dollars.
Not covered: Knight-Newhouse includes public schools only.
Form 990 compensation (private school)
No Form 990 found for this university.
NOT FOUND: no Form 990 on file for Brigham Young University (EIN 87-0217280) in ProPublica (API returns zero filings). The only 990 filer named "Brigham Young University" (EIN 82-5527047) is Brigham Young University Alumni LLC (sole member BYU; ~$632K revenue TY2023), not the university. BYU is owned/operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Reputable reporting (CBS Sports, 2025-12-04, anonymous "multiple sources") put Kalani Sitake salary at ~$4M/yr before his Dec 2025 extension; that is an estimate, not a filed figure. source