UPDATE: Top 100 programs for ’10-’11 available here: 1-50, 51-100 (updated 12/29/11)
I’ve told you before that Louisville basketball is the 21st most profitable program in college athletics. I’ve shown you the football profits for every school in my Conference Finance Series. Now it’s time to take a look at the 50 most profitable programs in college athletics for the 2009-2010 school year:
| Rank | School | Revenue | Expenses | Profit |
| 1 | University of Texas (Football) | $93,942,815 | $25,112,331 | $68,830,484 |
| 2 | Univ. of Georgia (Football) | $70,838,539 | $18,308,654 | $52,529,885 |
| 3 | Penn State Univ. (Football) | $70,208,584 | $19,780,939 | $50,427,645 |
| 4 | Univ. of Michigan (Football) | $63,189,417 | $18,328,233 | $44,861,184 |
| 5 | Univ. of Florida (Football) | $68,715,750 | $24,457,557 | $44,258,193 |
| 6 | Louisiana State Univ. (Football) | $68,819,806 | $25,566,520 | $43,253,286 |
| 7 | Univ. of Alabama (Football) | $71,884,525 | $31,118,134 | $40,766,391 |
| 8 | Univ. of Tennessee (Football) | $56,593,946 | $17,357,345 | $39,236,601 |
| 9 | Auburn Univ. (Football) | $66,162,720 | $27,911,713 | $38,251,007 |
| 10 | University of Oklahoma (Football) | $58,295,888 | $20,150,769 | $38,145,119 |
| 11 | Univ. of South Carolina (Football) | $58,266,159 | $22,794,211 | $35,471,948 |
| 12 | Notre Dame (Football) | $64,163,063 | $29,490,788 | $34,672,275 |
| 13 | University of Nebraska (Football) | $49,928,228 | $17,843,849 | $32,084,379 |
| 14 | Ohio State Univ. (Football) | $63,750,000 | $31,763,036 | $31,986,964 |
| 15 | Univ. of Iowa (Football) | $45,854,764 | $18,468,732 | $27,386,032 |
| 16 | Michigan State Univ. (Football) | $44,462,659 | $17,468,458 | $26,994,201 |
| 17 | Univ. of Arkansas (Football) | $48,524,244 | $22,005,104 | $26,519,140 |
| 18 | Texas A&M (Football) | $41,915,428 | $16,599,798 | $25,315,630 |
| 19 | Univ. of Kentucky (Football) | $31,890,572 | $13,905,724 | $17,984,848 |
| 20 | Oklahoma State (Football) | $32,787,498 | $15,479,410 | $17,308,088 |
| 21 | University of Louisville (Basketball) | $25,890,003 | $9,089,769 | $16,800,234 |
| 22 | Univ. of Wisconsin (Football) | $38,662,971 | $22,041,491 | $16,621,480 |
| 23 | Univ. of Mississippi (Football) | $28,409,774 | $11,920,510 | $16,489,264 |
| 24 | West Virginia University (Football) | $29,467,612 | $14,330,236 | $15,137,376 |
| 25 | Univ. of Minnesota (Football) | $32,322,688 | $17,433,699 | $14,888,989 |
| 26 | Virginia Tech (Football) | $31,155,870 | $16,302,767 | $14,853,103 |
| 27 | Univ of Washington (Football) | $33,919,639 | $19,207,560 | $14,712,079 |
| 28 | Clemson Univ. (Football) | $30,994,503 | $16,305,528 | $14,688,975 |
| 29 | Duke (Basketball) | $26,667,056 | $12,286,475 | $14,380,581 |
| 30 | Univ. of Illinois (Football) | $25,301,783 | $11,092,122 | $14,209,661 |
| 31 | North Carolina (Basketball) | $20,551,168 | $6,647,459 | $13,903,709 |
| 32 | University of Colorado (Football) | $26,233,929 | $12,558,503 | $13,675,426 |
| 33 | Univ of Arizona (Basketball) | $19,285,038 | $5,806,535 | $13,478,503 |
| 34 | Ohio St. (Basketball) | $16,190,723 | $4,554,908 | $11,635,815 |
| 35 | University of Missouri (Football) | $25,378,066 | $13,759,649 | $11,618,417 |
| 36 | North Carolina State (Football) | $22,018,738 | $10,408,938 | $11,609,800 |
| 37 | Arizona State (Football) | $29,587,236 | $17,977,987 | $11,609,249 |
| 38 | Texas Tech (Football) | $26,201,009 | $14,688,382 | $11,512,627 |
| 39 | Univ of Oregon (Football) | $29,505,906 | $18,071,012 | $11,434,894 |
| 40 | Univ of Arizona (Football) | $24,398,253 | $13,685,931 | $10,712,322 |
| 41 | Syracuse University (Basketball) | $18,309,470 | $8,086,376 | $10,223,094 |
| 42 | Wisconsin (Basketball) | $17,666,311 | $7,539,418 | $10,126,893 |
| 43 | Illinois (Basketball) | $14,413,222 | $4,980,589 | $9,432,633 |
| 44 | Georgia Tech (Football) | $24,870,064 | $15,519,206 | $9,350,858 |
| 45 | Indiana Univ. (Football) | $21,783,185 | $12,822,779 | $8,960,406 |
| 46 | Indiana (Basketball) | $16,570,158 | $7,653,945 | $8,916,213 |
| 47 | Univ. of Arkansas (Basketball) | $15,515,830 | $6,839,213 | $8,676,617 |
| 48 | Univ of Southern California (Football) | $29,080,117 | $20,820,468 | $8,259,649 |
| 49 | Minnesota (Basketball) | $13,733,316 | $5,692,149 | $8,041,167 |
| 50 | Michigan St. (Basketball) | $16,138,167 | $8,250,450 | $7,887,717 |
Not only is Louisville basketball the most profitable basketball program in the country, it’s more profitable than the football program at any Big East school. It’s also more profitable than any football program in the ACC or Pac-10! Keep in mind, these numbers were for the season before Louisville basketball began play in a new arena.
The top ten consists of 2 Big 12 football teams, 2 Big Ten football teams and 6 SEC football teams. The ACC doesn’t have a team until Virginia Tech football at #26. The Pac-10 follows closely with Washington football at #27.
Twelve of the top fifty are basketball programs. I was actually surprised to see the number so high.
Ten of the twelve SEC football programs are in the top fifty. Only Mississippi State (76) and Vanderbilt (T-132) fell lower.
Nine of the eleven Big Ten football programs fall in the top fifty. All of the Big Ten football programs fall in the top 70, with Northwestern at #56 and Purdue at #63.
University of Oregon falls at 39 for football but is at the bottom of the list, living in the red, at #138 for basketball. They must have been saving up for the new artwork on the basketball court.
You can follow the jump for the complete list, but the football programs in the bottom thirty are all ACC or Big East, with the exception of SEC competitor Vanderbilt. This highlights a point I’ve been trying to make for awhile about how the divide between haves and have nots is not simply drawn at the line between AQ and non-AQ schools. There is vast disparity between teams in AQ conferences as well.
Follow the jump for the complete list….
| Rank | School | Revenue | Expenses | Profit |
| 1 | University of Texas (Football) | $93,942,815 | $25,112,331 | $68,830,484 |
| 2 | Univ. of Georgia (Football) | $70,838,539 | $18,308,654 | $52,529,885 |
| 3 | Penn State Univ. (Football) | $70,208,584 | $19,780,939 | $50,427,645 |
| 4 | Univ. of Michigan (Football) | $63,189,417 | $18,328,233 | $44,861,184 |
| 5 | Univ. of Florida (Football) | $68,715,750 | $24,457,557 | $44,258,193 |
| 6 | Louisiana State Univ. (Football) | $68,819,806 | $25,566,520 | $43,253,286 |
| 7 | Univ. of Alabama (Football) | $71,884,525 | $31,118,134 | $40,766,391 |
| 8 | Univ. of Tennessee (Football) | $56,593,946 | $17,357,345 | $39,236,601 |
| 9 | Auburn Univ. (Football) | $66,162,720 | $27,911,713 | $38,251,007 |
| 10 | University of Oklahoma (Football) | $58,295,888 | $20,150,769 | $38,145,119 |
| 11 | Univ. of South Carolina (Football) | $58,266,159 | $22,794,211 | $35,471,948 |
| 12 | Notre Dame (Football) | $64,163,063 | $29,490,788 | $34,672,275 |
| 13 | University of Nebraska (Football) | $49,928,228 | $17,843,849 | $32,084,379 |
| 14 | Ohio State Univ. (Football) | $63,750,000 | $31,763,036 | $31,986,964 |
| 15 | Univ. of Iowa (Football) | $45,854,764 | $18,468,732 | $27,386,032 |
| 16 | Michigan State Univ. (Football) | $44,462,659 | $17,468,458 | $26,994,201 |
| 17 | Univ. of Arkansas (Football) | $48,524,244 | $22,005,104 | $26,519,140 |
| 18 | Texas A&M (Football) | $41,915,428 | $16,599,798 | $25,315,630 |
| 19 | Univ. of Kentucky (Football) | $31,890,572 | $13,905,724 | $17,984,848 |
| 20 | Oklahoma State (Football) | $32,787,498 | $15,479,410 | $17,308,088 |
| 21 | University of Louisville (Basketball) | $25,890,003 | $9,089,769 | $16,800,234 |
| 22 | Univ. of Wisconsin (Football) | $38,662,971 | $22,041,491 | $16,621,480 |
| 23 | Univ. of Mississippi (Football) | $28,409,774 | $11,920,510 | $16,489,264 |
| 24 | West Virginia University (Football) | $29,467,612 | $14,330,236 | $15,137,376 |
| 25 | Univ. of Minnesota (Football) | $32,322,688 | $17,433,699 | $14,888,989 |
| 26 | Virginia Tech (Football) | $31,155,870 | $16,302,767 | $14,853,103 |
| 27 | Univ of Washington (Football) | $33,919,639 | $19,207,560 | $14,712,079 |
| 28 | Clemson Univ. (Football) | $30,994,503 | $16,305,528 | $14,688,975 |
| 29 | Duke (Basketball) | $26,667,056 | $12,286,475 | $14,380,581 |
| 30 | Univ. of Illinois (Football) | $25,301,783 | $11,092,122 | $14,209,661 |
| 31 | North Carolina (Basketball) | $20,551,168 | $6,647,459 | $13,903,709 |
| 32 | University of Colorado (Football) | $26,233,929 | $12,558,503 | $13,675,426 |
| 33 | Univ of Arizona (Basketball) | $19,285,038 | $5,806,535 | $13,478,503 |
| 34 | Ohio St. (Basketball) | $16,190,723 | $4,554,908 | $11,635,815 |
| 35 | University of Missouri (Football) | $25,378,066 | $13,759,649 | $11,618,417 |
| 36 | North Carolina State (Football) | $22,018,738 | $10,408,938 | $11,609,800 |
| 37 | Arizona State (Football) | $29,587,236 | $17,977,987 | $11,609,249 |
| 38 | Texas Tech (Football) | $26,201,009 | $14,688,382 | $11,512,627 |
| 39 | Univ of Oregon (Football) | $29,505,906 | $18,071,012 | $11,434,894 |
| 40 | Univ of Arizona (Football) | $24,398,253 | $13,685,931 | $10,712,322 |
| 41 | Syracuse University (Basketball) | $18,309,470 | $8,086,376 | $10,223,094 |
| 42 | Wisconsin (Basketball) | $17,666,311 | $7,539,418 | $10,126,893 |
| 43 | Illinois (Basketball) | $14,413,222 | $4,980,589 | $9,432,633 |
| 44 | Georgia Tech (Football) | $24,870,064 | $15,519,206 | $9,350,858 |
| 45 | Indiana Univ. (Football) | $21,783,185 | $12,822,779 | $8,960,406 |
| 46 | Indiana (Basketball) | $16,570,158 | $7,653,945 | $8,916,213 |
| 47 | Univ. of Arkansas (Basketball) | $15,515,830 | $6,839,213 | $8,676,617 |
| 48 | Univ of Southern California (Football) | $29,080,117 | $20,820,468 | $8,259,649 |
| 49 | Minnesota (Basketball) | $13,733,316 | $5,692,149 | $8,041,167 |
| 50 | Michigan St. (Basketball) | $16,138,167 | $8,250,450 | $7,887,717 |
| 51 | Univ. of North Carolina (Football) | $22,077,550 | $14,788,287 | $7,289,263 |
| 52 | North Carolina State (Basketball) | $10,354,157 | $3,104,152 | $7,250,005 |
| 53 | Oregon State (Football) | $19,056,237 | $11,981,026 | $7,075,211 |
| 54 | University of Pittsburgh (Basketball) | $13,117,849 | $6,046,724 | $7,071,125 |
| 55 | Univ of California, Los Angeles (Football) | $22,298,856 | $15,261,681 | $7,037,175 |
| 56 | Northwestern Univ. (Football) | $22,704,959 | $15,733,548 | $6,971,411 |
| 57 | West Virginia University (Basketball) | $13,306,654 | $6,377,761 | $6,928,893 |
| 58 | Univ. of Tennessee (Basketball) | $13,301,579 | $6,478,312 | $6,823,267 |
| 59 | Univ. of Miami (Football) | $24,631,029 | $17,863,218 | $6,767,811 |
| 60 | University of Texas (Basketball) | $15,602,348 | $8,887,250 | $6,715,098 |
| 61 | Iowa State (Football) | $19,974,924 | $13,368,441 | $6,606,483 |
| 62 | Kansas State (Football) | $17,570,624 | $11,157,789 | $6,412,835 |
| 63 | Purdue Univ. (Football) | $18,118,898 | $11,821,265 | $6,297,633 |
| 64 | Univ of Washington (Basketball) | $11,481,376 | $5,372,380 | $6,108,996 |
| 65 | Univ of California, Los Angeles (Basketball) | $12,353,487 | $6,277,088 | $6,076,399 |
| 66 | Univ of California, Berkeley (Football) | $24,421,437 | $18,519,523 | $5,901,914 |
| 67 | Northwestern (Basketball) | $10,048,801 | $4,158,854 | $5,889,947 |
| 68 | Marquette (Basketball) | $13,877,475 | $8,185,030 | $5,692,445 |
| 69 | Maryland (Basketball) | $10,739,282 | $5,160,381 | $5,578,901 |
| 70 | Georgia Tech (Basketball) | $9,143,914 | $3,873,987 | $5,269,927 |
| 71 | Univ. of Kentucky (Basketball) | $16,781,239 | $11,573,283 | $5,207,956 |
| 72 | Univ. of South Carolina (Basketball) | $9,190,794 | $4,023,386 | $5,167,408 |
| 73 | University of Kansas (Basketball) | $16,116,502 | $10,984,833 | $5,131,669 |
| 74 | University of Pittsburgh (Football) | $22,513,336 | $17,441,032 | $5,072,304 |
| 75 | Wake Forest (Basketball) | $9,064,780 | $4,196,104 | $4,868,676 |
| 76 | Mississippi State Univ. (Football) | $14,551,275 | $9,951,097 | $4,600,178 |
| 77 | Virginia Tech (Basketball) | $9,252,293 | $4,790,553 | $4,461,740 |
| 78 | University of South Florida (Football) | $16,562,391 | $12,177,182 | $4,385,209 |
| 79 | Univ. of Alabama (Basketball) | $10,766,327 | $6,410,262 | $4,356,065 |
| 80 | Penn St. (Basketball) | $8,384,315 | $4,147,124 | $4,237,191 |
| 81 | University of Missouri (Basketball) | $9,540,265 | $5,345,179 | $4,195,086 |
| 82 | Stanford University (Football) | $21,309,949 | $17,236,945 | $4,073,004 |
| 83 | Syracuse University (Football) | $19,152,691 | $15,300,740 | $3,851,951 |
| 84 | Univ. of Georgia (Basketball) | $8,331,515 | $4,509,622 | $3,821,893 |
| 85 | Mississippi State Univ. (Basketball) | $8,205,804 | $4,424,871 | $3,780,933 |
| 86 | Washington State (Football) | $12,754,541 | $9,181,495 | $3,573,046 |
| 87 | Iowa (Basketball) | $8,796,540 | $5,243,813 | $3,552,727 |
| 88 | Univ. of Mississippi (Basketball) | $6,821,532 | $3,305,823 | $3,515,709 |
| 89 | Michigan (Basketball) | $8,321,413 | $4,913,440 | $3,407,973 |
| 90 | University of Louisville (Football) | $15,537,276 | $12,222,307 | $3,314,969 |
| 91 | Univ. of Virginia (Football) | $19,004,653 | $15,927,675 | $3,076,978 |
| 92 | Arizona State (Basketball) | $8,591,421 | $5,527,849 | $3,063,572 |
| 93 | University of Oklahoma (Basketball) | $8,626,247 | $5,720,497 | $2,905,750 |
| 94 | Texas A&M (Basketball) | $8,853,325 | $5,961,139 | $2,892,186 |
| 95 | Clemson (Basketball) | $7,054,691 | $4,217,341 | $2,837,350 |
| 96 | Georgetown (Basketball) | $10,074,618 | $7,393,234 | $2,681,384 |
| 97 | Iowa State (Basketball) | $7,182,665 | $4,530,329 | $2,652,336 |
| 98 | Purdue (Basketball) | $7,791,967 | $5,171,495 | $2,620,472 |
| 99 | Florida State Univ. (Football) | $18,958,861 | $16,345,376 | $2,613,485 |
| 100 | Oklahoma State (Basketball) | $12,085,306 | $9,477,405 | $2,607,901 |
| 101 | Louisiana State Univ. (Basketball) | $6,767,009 | $4,195,336 | $2,571,673 |
| 102 | Miami (Basketball) | $7,081,121 | $4,651,481 | $2,429,640 |
| 103 | Virginia (Basketball) | $9,788,223 | $7,390,325 | $2,397,898 |
| 104 | Auburn Univ. (Basketball) | $9,588,191 | $7,234,287 | $2,353,904 |
| 105 | Univ. of Florida (Basketball) | $10,184,136 | $7,908,661 | $2,275,475 |
| 106 | Vanderbilt Univ. (Basketball) | $9,182,578 | $6,930,433 | $2,252,145 |
| 107 | Kansas State (Basketball) | $7,259,800 | $5,124,051 | $2,135,749 |
| 108 | University of Nebraska (Basketball) | $6,022,208 | $4,104,289 | $1,917,919 |
| 109 | Baylor University (Football) | $14,355,322 | $12,462,241 | $1,893,081 |
| 110 | Stanford University (Basketball) | $6,191,021 | $4,380,416 | $1,810,605 |
| 111 | Duke University (Football) | $16,109,324 | $14,312,863 | $1,796,461 |
| 112 | Providence (Basketball) | $6,460,838 | $4,696,862 | $1,763,976 |
| 113 | University of Cincinnati (Football) | $13,325,304 | $11,599,780 | $1,725,524 |
| 114 | Univ. of Maryland (Football) | $11,540,368 | $9,863,748 | $1,676,620 |
| 115 | Texas Tech (Basketball) | $5,092,921 | $3,422,404 | $1,670,517 |
| 116 | University of Kansas (Football) | $17,885,176 | $16,270,250 | $1,614,926 |
| 117 | Villanova (Basketball) | $7,652,470 | $6,117,021 | $1,535,449 |
| 118 | University of South Florida (Basketball) | $4,588,627 | $3,215,424 | $1,373,203 |
| 119 | Oregon State (Basketball) | $4,938,930 | $3,675,571 | $1,263,359 |
| 120 | Boston College (Football) | $19,184,902 | $17,973,705 | $1,211,197 |
| 121 | University of Cincinnati (Basketball) | $4,927,771 | $3,754,077 | $1,173,694 |
| 122 | Univ of California, Berkeley (Basketball) | $6,967,208 | $5,816,679 | $1,150,529 |
| 123 | UCONN (Basketball) | $7,745,145 | $6,940,903 | $804,242 |
| 124 | Florida St (Basketball) | $5,756,857 | $5,126,393 | $630,464 |
| 125 | Washington State (Basketball) | $3,544,745 | $3,158,178 | $386,567 |
| 126 | Rutgers University (Basketball) | $4,634,026 | $4,495,147 | $138,879 |
| 127 | UCONN (Football) | $14,400,371 | $14,400,371 | $0 |
| 128 | Vanderbilt Univ. (Football) | $14,152,061 | $14,152,061 | $0 |
| 129 | Boston College (Basketball) | $8,026,369 | $8,026,369 | $0 |
| 130 | DePaul (Basketball) | $6,528,661 | $6,528,661 | $0 |
| 131 | Seton Hall (Basketball) | $6,215,923 | $6,215,923 | $0 |
| 132 | St. John’s (Basketball) | $6,741,298 | $6,741,298 | $0 |
| 133 | Rutgers University (Football) | $19,494,261 | $19,494,263 | ($2) |
| 134 | Notre Dame (Basketball) | $4,051,468 | $4,060,565 | ($9,097) |
| 135 | Baylor University (Basketball) | $5,737,350 | $5,830,311 | ($92,961) |
| 136 | University of Colorado (Basketball) | $3,587,371 | $3,811,877 | ($224,506) |
| 137 | Univ of Southern California (Basketball) | $3,535,629 | $4,548,364 | ($1,012,735) |
| 138 | Univ of Oregon (Basketball) | $3,240,150 | $5,491,846 | ($2,251,696) |
| 139 | Wake Forest University (Football) | $10,227,922 | $12,517,505 | ($2,289,583) |
Note: The data in these charts is from reports filed by each school with the U.S. Department of Education. As always when I post U.S. Department of Education data, I must warn you that although there are guidelines for how to report revenue and expenses, there is some wiggle room in terms of how to attribute facilities costs and broadcasting revenue. These are the only numbers available for every school, however, because private schools are not subject to public records requests but do have to file their data with the U.S. Department of Education.
Thanks to my research assistant Spencer Anderson for helping me compile this great data!
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Jonathan Gwinn
September 9, 2011 at 4:38 pm
No way..Notre Dame has an exclusive contract with NBC..The athletic department is fudging the books big time to cover up profit margins..Notre Dame likely has more revenue than any of the BCS schools. Through independent status/exclusive contracts thay are making a fortune. The Irish do not want to share revenue in a conference configuration
burntorangehorn
February 11, 2012 at 11:13 am
Err, no. Notre Dame does not have more revenue. Their contract is worth a lot of money, but the total revenues don’t compete with UT’s conference media revenue share, third-tier revenues, and marketing (including apparel sales) income.
Jonathan Gwinn
February 13, 2012 at 2:01 pm
If What you say is true..then why hasnt Notre dame joined a BCS conference? HMM.. Why?- Because recent additions to BCS conferences like WVU, TCU or Pitt would be more desirable than Notre Dame??? Everyone knows why….its about $$$ and Notre dame will not split iits revenue.
Mark
May 20, 2012 at 11:39 pm
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September 29, 2011 at 10:05 am
Good Article….
I just don’t trust the numbers supplied by the U.S. Department of Education data.
This is what is sticking in my craw….Louisville vs Kentucky Hoops…..
Louisville Basketball : $25,890,003 Revenue
Kentucky Basketball: $16,781,239 Revenue
Kentucky basketball is worshiped much more all over the south.
Kentucky – 23,500 Arena – #1 in National Attendance Every Year
Louisville – 22,000 Arena
Broadcast Games
Kentucky – 52 Radio Affiliates
Louisville – 13 Radio Affiliates
Yes Louisville plays in a “bigger b-ball conference”….but that does not even remotely come close to explaining the $9,000,000.
How Louisville makes $9,000,000(50%) more revenue just doesn’t make sense. So I don’t know how accurate these numbers really are.
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I call BS.
Vanderbilt is only breaking even. Yeah, it’s Vandy, but how can you NOT make money in the SEC on football?
Florida State football makes less money than Iowa State basketball???
UConn basketball at #123???
The University of South Carolina makes slightly more money on basketball than Kansas and slightly less than Kentucky??? They haven’t won a tournament game since the Frank McGuire era.
I’m curious as to what the real numbers are.
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November 7, 2012 at 1:43 pm
good stuff except your numbers are off. I looked on the department of education site and found the reports, your numbers are off
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November 28, 2012 at 9:27 am
That’s because new numbers are up on the Department of Education website. They’re updated once a year.
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The University of Texas is easily far and away the richest. It is $35.646,927 above it’s nearest competitor, The University of Oklahoma. All of the other competitors pale in comparison.
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