Alabama and Auburn are out with their financial reports from the 2023 fiscal year, and the Crimson Tide are on top again.

Alabama brought in $199.9 million in total revenue, though that doesn’t include $14.3 million in gifts from FY 2023, which were collected but not expensed, AL.com reported. Auburn came in at $195.3 million in revenue. The Tigers had an athletics department surplus of $3.3 million.

The Crimson Tide finished at a deficit for the fiscal year, without the uncounted gifts. The Crimson Tide reported spending $212 million in FY 2023, showing a $12.1 million deficit.

In the 2 big sports, football and men’s basketball, Alabama outpaced Auburn with $129.3 million compared to $126.7 million. The Tide spent $83.3 million on football, which leaves a $46 million surplus, with Auburn had $71.1 million in football expenses and a $55 million surplus.

On men’s basketball, the Tigers spent more than the Tide even though they brought in less revenue. Alabama reported spending $2.8 million on men’s basketball, which brought in $20.6 million, while Auburn spent $4.2 million, collecting $19.2 million.

In the area of coaching and support staff, Alabama reportedly spent $37.3 million on coaches and $38.5 million on support staff, while the Tigers came in at $32.5 million and $32.9 million respectively in those categories