Per team.
See http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/football/2006-12-06-bowl-payouts_x.htm
The payout for the 2013 Outback Bowl is $3.4 million (US) per team. That ranks the Outback Bowl third among all non BCS bowl games for highest payout behind the Capital One Bowl ($4.25M per team) and the Cotton Bowl Classic ($3.625M per team). BCS bowls will pay out $18 million per team for the 2013 games that follow the 2012 season.
The payout to the losing team in Super Bowl XLVI, the New England Patriots, was $44,000 per player.
2,250,000 million per conference
Winning team averages 30.2 points per game. Losing team averages 15.1 points per game. Total point average is 45.3 points per game.
6. 3 per team.
there can be 5 people per team on the court, 10 in total
Five per team, for a total of 10 players on the court.10, 5 for each team.
net income = $1,000,000 x payout ratio = 40% total payout = $400,000 divided by 200,000 shares outstanding dividend per share = $2.00
The team. The leagus pays $5000.00 per ring for 150 rings. Any extra rings or costs is paid by the team.
162 per team and 2530 total
There are many different ways to determine the "best" bowl game. From a monetary standpoint, the Capital One Bowl pays out $4.25 million per team. This bowl also gets the first non-BCS selection from the Big Ten and SEC-a traditional conference rivalry, making the Capital One Bowl among the best non-BCS bowls. The Cotton Bowl classic between the first non-BCS Big 12 team and the second non-BCS SEC team is also a top bowl game paying $3.625 million for the 2013 bowl.
The answer is a total of 15 games.