300,000 Subscribers. Wow.

[UTexas]

Just now, HookemDTX said:

We've  talked before a LONG time ago.

Yep. I remember. Good to see you over here.

[FatherofMinky]

Congratulations gentlemen.

I still remember when I first was getting into the OTF YouTube videos & all of a sudden Gerry disappeared from the show. Then, Bobby disappeared from IT, And I was like well damn, I finally found something good and it’s gone just like that! Fast forward to today…. Thankful Coffee & Football & OTF is thriving & growing. 

Keep up the great work!

Edited 57 minutes ago by FatherofMinky

[Jerky]

Congratulations OTF!

I've been an OTF YT subscriber from the beginning.

Great work, fun times for us viewers.

Y'all earned your 300,000+ subscribers by being the best product overall for Longhorns sports. 

[UTexas]

Spread the word about this site folks. We’re on to 400,000!!!!!

[Sarah O]

7 hours ago, Dawson Yarbrough said:

Hope you had a great birthday! 🎉 🤘

I did! Thank you! 🤘

[Marcus Myers]

7 hours ago, Dawson Yarbrough said:

Thanks for your contributions, Marcus. I hope we didn’t get you mauled in your boxing class 🤣I was laughing so hard! 

Nah I survived yet again. And thank you for the kind words. I definitely try my best to keep up with the real professionals at OTF. 😆 Yall are crazy. I gave Stevie the rundown after and he and I had a good laugh. 

Ricky Brown even joined us this morning. Turning into a little boxing club of old Longhorn lettermen.  😀

Edited 42 minutes ago by Marcus Myers

[HonkEm]

8 hours ago, ClubWhatever said:

A YouTube channel like On Texas Football with roughly 300,000 subscribers has an estimated monthly ad revenue potential of $1,000 to $4,500, but total income scaling via brand deals, sponsorships (such as regular integrations with PrizePicks and tech sponsors), and external community platforms can push total monthly revenue to $10,000–$30,000+ during peak college football seasons. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Estimated Ad Revenue (AdSense)

View Dependence: YouTube pays based on views and ad engagement rather than subscriber count alone. [1]

Sports Niche RPM: College and American football content typically yields an RPM (Revenue Per Mille) of $3 to $10 per 1,000 views, depending heavily on U.S. audience demographics and seasonal spikes. [1, 2]

Monthly Projections: Based on standard view metrics for a 300k-tier active sports commentary channel, baseline AdSense generally estimates out to roughly $500 to $2,000 per month during the slower summer periods, scaling higher during game-week surges.

Sponsorships & Brand Integrations

In-Video Sponsors: The channel frequently runs active promotional integrations (e.g., fantasy/sports gaming and AI sponsors) directly into their live streams and video breakdowns. [1]

Earning Potential: Dedicated commercial partners and live-stream read sponsors for a targeted, high-intent college sports audience can command anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000+ per month, often eclipsing raw YouTube ad revenue entirely. [1, 2]

Additional Monetization Avenues

Super Chats & Memberships: Live Q&A streams enable direct fan support via Super Chats and channel memberships.

Ecosystem Expansion: Operating alongside a broader independent multi-media website and paid community tiers allows creators to convert YouTube viewers into recurring subscription revenue off-platform. [1]

If you'd like to explore this further, let me know:

So, OTF makes money from three places:

YouTube ads

Sponsors (PrizePicks, tech companies, etc.)

Fans paying directly (Super Chats, memberships, website subs)

And the whole point of that long post was basically:

“YouTube ads don’t pay much. Sponsors and memberships pay way more.”

That’s it.? ....Glad to see Bobby and the mods making money instead of just moderating our meltdowns for free.

 

[Here for the Wins]

Pretty sure Bobby has an NIL package.

[Paul L]

13 hours ago, Joe Zura said:

Thoughts on doing a giveaway again it’s been a long time since you have done one 

Maybe we can give Joe Z away if Daddy Gerry can handle it.  😂 

[Paul L]

This is the only site I go to for Texas Longhorn news.  Ya’ll rock and I appreciate all of your contributions.