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Tuesday Dots: Counting Cash
TL;DR
The B1G reported $1.47 billion in revenue for 2024-25, boosted by new members UCLA, USC, Washington, and Oregon. Washington Huskies' injury list is manageable, and their softball team is heading to the NCAA Regionals.
Key points
- B1G reported $1.47 billion in revenue for 2024-25
- Washington Huskies have a manageable injury list
- Huskies softball team is a no. 7 seed in NCAA Regionals
- Jonah Coleman impresses with pass protection skills
- Hannes Steinbach participated in NBA combine
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**Dots**
- The B1G reported $1.47 billion in revenue in 2024-25, the first year of the expanded conference which included UCLA, USC, Washington and Oregon. How much will Washington receive, and how does that compare to conference rivals? Seattle Sports take a look.
- Thankfully the list of injured Huskies isnāt too long, and none seem likely to keep them out of the upcoming season. G0ing player by player, Christian Caple examines which ones could make an impact when they are fully healthy.
- Jonah Coleman impressing Sean Payton early with his pass protection skills:
- Softball is heading to the Fayetteville Regional in Arkansas as a no. 7 seed, taking on South Florida. This is the programās 32nd straight NCAA Regional appearance. Congrats to Coach Tarr and the team!
Q&A
What was the B1G revenue for 2024-25 and who are the new members?
The B1G reported $1.47 billion in revenue for 2024-25, with new members including UCLA, USC, Washington, and Oregon.
How does Washington Huskies' payout compare to other B1G teams?
Washington's payout details compared to other B1G teams can be found in a Seattle Sports analysis.
What is the status of the Washington Huskies softball team in the NCAA tournament?
The Washington Huskies softball team is heading to the Fayetteville Regional as a no. 7 seed, marking their 32nd consecutive NCAA Regional appearance.