How do UConn women’s and men’s 2026 Final Four teams stack up financially?
The University of Connecticut's men's and women's basketball teams have a significant financial investment, with over $34 million spent on the programs last year. The teams are competing in the 2026 Final Four, with the women's team seeking their 13th national title and the men's team going for their third title in four years.
UConn spends more on basketball than football, with $34 million invested in the men's and women's teams last year. The men's team generated $11.9 million in revenue, while the women's team generated $8.5 million. The women's team leads the way in revenue among Final Four teams and has the highest ticket sales, with $4.2 million last year. Coaches Geno Auriemma and Dan Hurley are among the highest paid in their respective sports. UConn's investment in basketball has paid off, with the teams competing at a high level. The men's team trails in revenue generation compared to other Final Four teams, due to factors like conference media rights deals.
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