Texas finished 8-4 this season and head coach Mack Brown said he would step down after the Longhorns play Oregon in the Dec. 30 Alamo Bowl.
It was not a great season for Texas. But it still wasn’t enough to knock them from atop Forbes’ listing of college football’s most valuable teams in 2013.
MORE: SN All-Americans | 10 Texas candidates | 2014 Heisman candidates
Texas remained No. 1 since 2009 and is worth $139 million, according to Forbes.com. The Longhorns produced $109 million in revenue with an $82 million profit. According to the report, Texas brought in $34.5 million in ticket sales.
No other team has surpassed $100 million in revenue and Texas has done it consecutive years.
CBS Local: Vegas favors Charlie Strong as next Texas coach
The Top 20:
1. Texas: $139 million value
2. Notre Dame: $117 million
3. Alabama: $110 million
4. LSU: $105 million
5. Michigan: $104 million
6. Florida: $94 million
7. Oklahoma: $92 million
8. Georgia: $91 million
9. Ohio State: $83 million
10. Nebraska: $80 million
11. Auburn: $77 million
12. Arkansas: $74 million
13. USC: $73 million
14. Texas A&M: $72 million
15. Penn State: $71 million
16. Wisconsin: $70 million
17. Washington: $66 million
18. South Carolina: $65 million
19. Oregon: $64 million
20. Tennessee: $63 million