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Ranking: USC women's sports is top revenue-producer of all NCAA programs

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The University of South Carolina has the top-grossing women's basketball program in the U.S. | University of South Carolina

The University of South Carolina has the top-grossing women's basketball program in the U.S. | University of South Carolina

The University of South Carolina-Columbia is the top revenue-producing women's collegiate sports program in the U.S.

That's according to the latest data compiled by the U.S. Department of Education (DOE).

In the 2021-2022 season, South Carolina's women's programs generated a collective $9.5 million ranking first of 17,644 institutions tracked.

Collectively, the schools generated $4.7 billion in revenue on women's sports, compared to $11.9 billion for men's programs, DOE reports.

What are the top 15 richest women's sports programs in the U.S.?

1. University of South Carolina- Columbia

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $9,537,698

2. University of Connecticut

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $8,519,682

3. Stanford University

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $8,049,798

4. Vanderbilt University

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $7,990,789

5. Texas Christian University

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $7,104,907

6. Purdue University

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $7,008,122

7. University of Louisville

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $6,914,744

8. Rutgers University

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $6,848,945

9. Baylor University

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $6,335,907

10. University of Miami (Fla.)

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $6,162,525

11. University of Virginia

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $5,843,060

12. University of Southern California (USC)

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $5,687,731

13. University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $5,635,343

14. Mississippi State University

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $5,409,662

15. University of Notre Dame

Total Women's Sports Revenue: $5,330,018

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