Power 4 only · House share · capacity · booked NIL. Pending stays empty.
Washington State
Cited figures only. Not on the 68-school rank list. Washington (the Huskies) is a different school. Filed numbers are copied from the linked report. Anything without a public dollar is not available. This page does not estimate.
Filed revenue and expenses
Athletics revenue
$82,229,485. Printed total revenues: men $47,732,748, women $7,306,112, not allocated by gender $27,190,625. The report says this does not include $749,988 of revenue explicitly to cover debt service, or $429,708 of indirect support. Those amounts are not added here.
$68,573,910. Printed total expenses: men $31,905,604, women $14,353,339, not allocated by gender $22,314,967. The report says this does not include $11,246,400 in debt payments or $429,708 of indirect support. Those amounts are not added here.
$22,896,016. Football line under total expenses. Not football revenue. The report also says FY25 had $1.6 million of additional football expenses for a bowl game; that phrase is not a second exact dollar, so it is not added to this cell.
Prior head coach pay (2025 contract year) (Jimmy Rogers)
$1,250,000. Jimmy Rogers, 2025 total pay, equal to scheduled school pay on that table. Not Kirby Moore and not a 2026 salary. The same page says that, in addition to school pay, Washington State paid Rogers $671,222 to reimburse the buyout he owed South Dakota State. That reimbursement is not included in the $1,250,000 cell.
Not available. Moore agreed in principle to a five-year contract on Dec. 12, 2025. That release does not state a salary or a buyout. The 2025 USA TODAY dollar above is Jimmy Rogers, not Moore.
Not available. No public without-cause buyout for Moore is on this page. A hiring-cost story about what WSU owed Missouri is not Moore’s Washington State buyout, and it is not used here.
Yes. McCoy said WSU would operationalize a budget for scholarships, academic stipends, and NIL payments. That is participation. It is not a filed payout.
Not available. The same story says McCoy, in January, described a $4.5 million football allocation that also includes scholarships, and that it is unclear how much of that is revenue sharing. That plan is not booked as House spent.