USA TODAY recently released its annual database of athletic department revenue, expenses, and profit/loss for the Mountain West and other college athletics departments that reported data in 2022-23.

While MWC members can’t keep pace with the revenue of Pac-12 schools, all but one Mountain West team—San Diego State with a deficit of -$1,348,615—logged a fiscal profit.

Air Force had the highest revenue at $76,587,462, ranking the Falcons 57th nationally while turning the Conference’s biggest profit at $9,165,410.

No other school topped $70K in revenue with SDSU taking in $65,897,302, UNLV grossing $65,897,302, and Colorado State pulling down $61,263,230, for the second, third, and fourth spots.

Fresno State, which compiled the fifth-most revenue at $54,124,579, enjoyed the second-highest profit at $7,608,751.

Hawaii, with total revenue of $49,422,827, is in a unique position, participating as a football member of the Mountain West, but as a member of the Big West in basketball.

Only San Jose State grossed less than $40 million at $39,030,222, netting a narrow profit of just $200.

Nationally, the richest school is Ohio State with total revenue of $251,615,345 and profits of $25, 881,927.

The table below gives the totals by Mountain West school for each category, enabling you to sort by revenue, expenses, and profit or loss (shown in red).