Here's the entire list of 2010-2011 men's basketball recruiting budgets via Eben Novy-Williams and his story on Bloomberg.com.
Below are recruiting expenditures**, ranked from highest to lowest, for public schools in the Big Ten, Big 12, Big East, Southeastern Conference, Atlantic Coast Conference and Pac-10.
1. Kentucky -- $434,095
2. Kansas -- $419,228
3. Florida -- $326,306
4. Arkansas -- $322,517
5. Oklahoma -- $316,755
6. Louisville -- $263,391
7. Iowa State -- $254,584
8. West Virginia -- $223,632
9. Auburn -- $222,128
10. Arizona -- $215,246
11. Alabama -- $209,218
12. Virginia Tech -- $197,269
13. Illinois -- $187,157
14. Georgia -- $186,906
15. Michigan -- $186,732
16. Clemson -- $180,621
17. Minnesota -- $176,677
18. Connecticut -- $175,740
19. Arizona State -- $174,682
20. Virginia -- $173,884
21. Texas -- $164,935
22. Missouri -- $163,800
23. Kansas State -- $161,567
24. Oregon State -- $159,763
25. Nebraska -- $159,166
26. Ohio State -- $152,981
27. Cincinnati -- $151,341
28. Georgia Tech -- $149,516
29. South Florida -- $148,778
30. Indiana -- $143,287
31. UCLA -- $141,824
32. Texas A&M -- $138,584
33. South Carolina -- $132,758
34. Texas Tech -- $132,268
35. Washington State -- $131,193
36. California -- $126,678
37. Tennessee -- $122,675
38. Colorado -- $121,759
39. Oregon -- $119,152
40. Oklahoma State -- $117,364
41. Washington -- $113,421
42. Michigan State -- $108,478
43. Louisiana State -- $107,164
44. Maryland -- $100,551
45. North Carolina -- $98,517
46. Purdue -- $97,123
47. Florida State -- $93,119
48. Mississippi -- $90,935
49. North Carolina State -- $87,613
50. Mississippi State -- $79,285
51. Iowa -- $76,547
52. Rutgers -- $74,902
53. Wisconsin -- $57,397
**According to expense reports from 53 schools obtained through open-records requests. Private schools such as Duke University aren't required to divulge the information (Editor: please also note that teams like UNLV and Memphis from conferences such as the Mountain West and Conference USA were not included either).
