Reporting Year: 7/1/2020 - 6/30/2021 for most teams and determines conference affiliation, 01/01/2020 - 01/01/2021 for BYU. 10/01/2020 -09/30/2021 for Troy. 09/01/2020 - 08/31/2021 for Texas, Texas Tech, Texas State, Texas A&M, UTSA, UTEP, Houston, North Texas, Stanford, and Northwestern. 06/01/2020 - 05/31/2021 for Baylor, SMU, TCU, Tulsa, Miami (FL), and Boston College. FBS teams only. Service Academies N/A.

Arizona State*-Men's Swimming & Diving, Women's Swimming & Diving, and Women's Triathlon are sponsored sports but did not participate in any intercollegiate competitions during the reporting period. Per the COVID-19 related guidance in Appendix A of the User's Guide, we excluded these sports on the Sports Selection screen. As a result, the following revenues for each team have been included in the Not Allocated by Gender/Sport category: Men's Swimming & Diving - $117,345; Women's Swimming & Diving - $125,096; Women's Triathlon - $137,933. Any team that had a negative operating balance (total revenues less total expenses) for the reporting period had their revenue increased to bring each sport into balance for the purposes of submitting this report, at the direction of EADA Help Desk staff.

Arkansas*-EADA survey requires that revenue from Not Allocated Gender/Sport be allocated to certain sports for up to their sport's reported expenses for that year. Sports that did not generate enough revenue on their own and were supplemented from Not Allocated by Gender/Sport Revenues include M Golf, M Tennis, M Track, W Basketball, W Golf, W Tennis, W Track, W Volleyball, W Gymnastics, Softball, W Soccer and W Swim & Dive.

Stanford*=Women's squash did not compete in any intercollegiate games or competitions during the EADA reporting year due to COVID-19 and has therefore been excluded from the above. For the purposes of EADA, revenue allocated to varsity teams includes institutional support used to pay for team expenses.

California*-Non-Program revenue was allocated to Men's and Women's Sports per EADA instructions.

Southern California*-Due to COVID, revenue for FY21 was uncharacteristically low. Therefore, additional institutional supported was allocated in this section so that revenues covered total expenses.

Colorado*-Due to the effect of COVID on revenues and expenses, we secured a loan of $18,000,000 from the Pac-12 conference. Those funds were allocated to the sports in order for the revenues to completely offset the expenses

Connecticut*-Football and men's tennis are included in the Not Allocated by Gender / Sport as we did not compete in these two sports. Revenue and expenses for these two sports are included with the Not Allocated by Gender based on instructions. Football Revenue $9,928,365 Football Expenses $9,928,365 Mtennis Revenue $162,527

Florida Atlantic*-Revenues indicated are not necessarily attributable to each specific sport, but rather allocated amongst total athletic revenues (including conference payments, student fees, etc.) to cover expenses for each sport. Revenue used to cover capital expenses and revenue from activities other than intercollegiate athletic activities are not included as per EADA instructions.

Florida International*-Revenues are lower than expected due to the COVID 19 pandemic for teams. Cancelled games resulted in lower ticket sales, game guarantees, concessions and donations.

South Florida*-~13M of unallocated revenues were redistributed to cover the operational costs of all Athletic Programs - this was done to comply with EADA Reporting Requirements.

Georgia Tech*-Per EADA guidelines, annual debt service funding totaling 13,978,959 was removed from "Not Allocated by Gender/Sport" Revenues.

Hawaii*-This system does not allow the men's, women's or coed team to have more expenses than revenues. In order to balance the revenues and expenses as required by this system, $5,958,263 was added to men's golf's actual revenue of $142,074 and entered as $6,100,337. $3,651,162 was added to women's golf's actual revenue of $286,720 and entered at $3,937,882. $23,222 was added to the coed sailing's actual revenue of $13,502 and entered at $36,724. $9,632,647 was reduced from the actual revenue "Not Allocated by Gender/Sport" of $24,777,918 and entered at $15,145,271. The University transferred to the athletics department $6,000,000 to cover lost revenue due to COVID from Federal funds.

Iowa State*-For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2021, the Iowa State University Department of Athletics operated at a $16,962,618 cash flow deficit due to the COVID 19 pandemic. The deficit was funded by cash distributed from the University from Athletics’ cash operating reserves held at the University. This amount is included in the "Football" line, as it made up for the ticket revenue shortfall.

Iowa*-Per survey rules, revenues must at least equal expenses. All sports other than football have non attributable revenues added to balance expenses.

Kansas*-EADA rules do not allow schools to report deficits at the "Total Men’s Sports" and "Total Women’s Sports" level. As such, revenue from the "Not Allocated by Sport/Gender" row has been re-allocated back to several of the sports to ensure the "Total Men’s Sports" and "Total Women’s Sports" groupings each break even.

LSU*-Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College provided additional funds to cover expenses incurred by our varsity teams this year. Typically, some of our men’s teams provide enough revenue to cover the costs of our other varsity teams. However, these teams did not generate enough revenue due to the constraints that occurred along with the COVID-19 pandemic. The institution allocated $5,916,152 to the Men’s teams and $18,677,101 to the Women’s teams to cover these costs.

Kentucky*-Total Revenues in this report do not include $7.654M used to pay for debt service. In addition, the instructions for this report require revenue to be re-allocated to ensure all sports are "fully funded." Please note that our athletics department will report a small profit, but all sports do not have a net income of zero as this report shows. All our sports are truly fully funded, but not in the manner shown here (revenue in this fiscal year came mostly from non-sports specific and football). The NCAA report will show all sports with the actual revenue earned by sport.

Louisiana-Monroe*-University of Louisiana Monroe's athletic programs are primarily supported by the Institution's annual operating budget.

Michigan State*-Revenues were significantly lower in 2020-21 due to the COVID pandemic. Fans were not permitted at most competitions, so there were no ticket sales or other game day revenue and broadcast revenue was reduced due to limited schedules. Expenses were also down due to COVID limitations and restrictions, as well as intentional budgets cuts, including salary reductions and furloughs. To show revenues at least equal to expenses, per EADA guidelines, the net loss for each sport was added back as revenue, assuming the losses were covered by department reserves and arrangements with MSU administration. Also, the EADA format excludes capital expenditures and debt service revenue totaling $16.7 million. If contributions were not received for a specific project or sport, but expenses were incurred, the revenue "not allocated by gender/sport" was reduced. If contributions were received toward a project/sport for which expenses were incurred, both the revenue and expense for that sport was reduced.

UMASS*-"Not Allocated by Gender/Sport" includes $354,769 for women's tennis which did not compete during the reporting year.

Minnesota*-Football would have covered revenues for a majority of the teams.

Nebraska*-The University of Nebraska – Lincoln Athletics Department (Athletics) is a self-supporting entity and does not receive any subsidies from the state, university, or student fees. Due to the effects of the pandemic on Athletics’ operations in fiscal year 2021 actual expenses exceeded revenues by $29 million. Athletics used $16.5 million in previously accumulated unrestricted Athletics' contributions and $12.5 million in Athletics' prior year reserves to fund this deficit. Furthermore, football’s surplus is used to subsidize deficits generated by any other men’s or women’s teams.

New Mexico*-Revenue amount not attributed to sports includes over $11.5M of HEERF/CARES Act funding allocated to the department to offset lost revenues and additional Covid-19 expenses due to the pandemic.

North Carolina*-Excludes indirect institutional support per EADA guidelines Revenues increased to cover expenses for sports whose expenses exceeded their revenues per EADA Survey guidelines Since the grand total of reported revenues must cover all expenses a portion of the non allocated revenue represents deficit reported on NCAA report

Penn State*-Historically, data for each of the 20 Penn State campus locations offering intercollegiate athletic programs was reported separately. Due to a change in federal IPEDS reporting definitions, Penn State is reporting information collectively as one entity under one unit identification number. The above Total Revenue reflects Total Revenues across our 20 campuses with athletic programs. Per EADA instructions, Coed soccer at Penn State Fayette did not have an official competition so not include in our sport selection. This team had total income of $3,377 that are included in our Not Allocated by Gender/Sport Per EADA instructions if money is earned in previous years and used to pay for expenses in the current year, then that is revenue both for the year it was earned and the year it was used. University Park athletics utilized reserve funds accumulated over past fiscal years to offset our expenses that exceeded revenues in FY21

Oregon*-Revenues generated by and allocated to Football are used to cover the revenue shortfalls of our other teams.

Old Dominion*-Included in Not Allocated by Gender/Sport: Football - $2,820,396 and W Rowing - $30,348

Utah*-Beach Volleyball did not have any revenues for the 2020-21 year. It is subsidized by Volleyball within the department. Revenue generated from Football helps subsidize operational expenses incurred by Olympic sports. Most revenue ($27,712,522.60) will come from CARES, HEERF funding, and university support due to COVID impact.

Utah State*-USU Eastern Accounted for the following: MBB - 347,027 WBB - 265,329 Men's Soccer - all Women's Soccer - 158,011 Softball - 179,665 Baseball - all Volleyball - 261,242 Other - all Not Allocated by Sport - 349,561

Wisconsin*-Revenue Not Allocated by Gender/Sport includes $9,833,404 of a $20.0M loan that was provided by central campus to cover Athletics' pandemic induced operating deficit. The inclusion of this portion of loan revenue allows the Grand Total of Revenues to cover the Grand Total of Expenses per EADA guidance. The full $20.0M loan will be included in Line 52 in our NCAA financial reporting for Fiscal Year 2020-21.

West Virginia*-the amount of revenue per sport reported on the Federal EADA Report differs from the number reported on the NCAA Financial Report because Big 12 monies and MMR right have been spread across the reports to be compliant with federal rules that require all sports show revenues.