Notre Dame is the second-most valuable college football team, according to Forbes.
The magazine's list of the 20-most valuable football programs placed the Irish second only to Texas, which is valued at $129 million.
Notre Dame is valued at $112 million, producing $72 million in revenue and $47 million in total profit. Texas produced $96 million in revenue and $71 million in total profit.
Penn State, LSU and Michigan rounded out the top five.
The magazine's list of the 20-most valuable football programs placed the Irish second only to Texas, which is valued at $129 million.
Notre Dame is valued at $112 million, producing $72 million in revenue and $47 million in total profit. Texas produced $96 million in revenue and $71 million in total profit.
Penn State, LSU and Michigan rounded out the top five.
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- Joined ESPN.com in 2011
- Wrote for Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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