You were only off by $37,000,000 in regards to football - and this STILL hasn't been updated with the PAC-12 shared bowl revenue, estimated to be $9,200,000 for the 2016 year - so let's just call it $45,000,000 NET + revenue.
So, yeah, I'm just a timy-bit confident in the numbers....
Furthermore, the report, assassinates  the theory that 'student fees' keep the AD afloat. In fact, as the report could not spell out more clearly, that during the beginning of the fiscal year, when the athletic department borrows money from the university's general fund (operating income doesn't come in until mid-year from the revenue-generating sports) it's the only department within the University that actually pays back the borrowed finds, and does so WITH interest. The chemistry, history, english department(s) don't
A football program makes money because people tune in to watch it - when is the last time that an anthropology professor sold out 59,000 seat stadium, at $75/ticket? Yes - that's rhetorical