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The invoice mailed out in late February breaks down the prices. Also, the ticket prices and TM fees appear separately when you pay online. Where I sit (low section 17), the TM fees went up $150 per...

The winning 50/50 raffle wasn't claimed last game. Pot rolls into USD game pot.

Correct chart for last year.

They have had luncheons over the past couple of months. Not every week. Next one is April 2nd at the Holiday Inn.

The tax law change in 2017 eliminated your ability to deduct the seating obligation amount. Prior to the change, we could deduct 80% of the seating obligation.

That $5.5 million isn't the total raised by Teammakers. It is the cost of scholarships not covered by endowments.

Also 2020 would be affected since refunds could be requested for fall football...

Teammakers dipped into petty cash and presented a check to NDSU on Friday for $5.5 million.

The raffle ticket fine print says 40% of gross pot to winner, 39% to charities (Team Makers and the Ted Williams Museum), and 21% for state and local taxes, software fees and expenses.

Enjoying retirement!

Jeff Kolpack just tweeted that Derrick Lang will replace Pat Simmers. Quite a position advancement for Derrick!

It took several years to change the rules so they could pay the winner entirely in cash.

They were worried the raffle would cut into state lottery revenue.

Good luck getting the ND legislature on board with this concept!

There was a big drop in basketball season tickets for 2017-18 season. Most probably had seat dues that didn't get renewed.

There was no discount offered for 2018 dues.

I received a 3' by 5' NDSU Team Makers flag in the mail yesterday. After checking the website, apparently this is a new benefit this year for those giving over $1500.

McFeely apparently isn't aware the sections were full because tickets were released to the general public.

Pretty sure this is to replace Justin Swanson.

Which is due to the change made by Congress.

The check represents the amount Teammakers gives to NDSU for scholarships. It doesn't represent the entire amount raised by Teammakers in any given year. And remember there are numerous endowed...

I found the following in a USA today article on the changes in the proposed tax law currently in Congress:

Starting this year, $20 gets you 60 numbers. It was 40 numbers in previous years.

A single VIP parking spot in lot D is included at no cost for those giving over $5500 per year to Teammakers.

They sell additional spots for $50.00

It's included in the Gaming trust income.

Every game program.

Online too. I just looked.