Skip to content

TexasOne fund raised 10.5M, spent 13.3M

Featured Replies

10 minutes ago, syracusehorn said:

Solid business plan.

If we spend too much again, we'll have to open up a satellite campus in Saudi just like the Aggies. 

4 minutes ago, akrupa23 said:

Need to pump those numbers up...

They’re way up for 2024

33 minutes ago, akrupa23 said:

Need to pump those numbers up...

 

28 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

They’re way up for 2024

They’ll be up. I’m not sure what “way up” means here. By gross dollars? Up, yes. By percentages? I wouldn’t call it “way up”. 

56 minutes ago, Neil Leininger said:

I saw it reported elsewhere that our collective currently had $22-24M and was the highest for all schools.

Everyone should be careful about conflating overall NIL with what is run through the collective.  Total numbers like those quoted include corporate and outside support like Burnt Endz for the TES. DR Pepper and myriad other corporate programs aren’t going through TOF, to be clear. 

Simple. Go recruit a family member of a Saudi prince to become a horn. 

31 minutes ago, MidnightRider said:

Simple. Go recruit a family member of a Saudi prince to become a horn. 

One of those is an alum. Graduated in the mid 90s. Close to a friend of mine that played football at UT

41 minutes ago, closetojumping said:

Everyone should be careful about conflating overall NIL with what is run through the collective.  Total numbers like those quoted include corporate and outside support like Burnt Endz for the TES. DR Pepper and myriad other corporate programs aren’t going through TOF, to be clear. 

I guess it's also important to point out that we're competing in a more sports than most universities in the NIL landscape.  Football, Mens and Womens Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, T&F, S&D, we invest to compete for national championships in all of those programs.  

My monthly donation pays for maybe a couple of chick-fil-a meals, but we make it nonetheless.

48 minutes ago, horns96 said:

I guess it's also important to point out that we're competing in a more sports than most universities in the NIL landscape.  Football, Mens and Womens Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, T&F, S&D, we invest to compete for national championships in all of those programs.  

My monthly donation pays for maybe a couple of chick-fil-a meals, but we make it nonetheless.

You make good points and thanks for your help. 

59 minutes ago, horns96 said:

I guess it's also important to point out that we're competing in a more sports than most universities in the NIL landscape.  Football, Mens and Womens Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, T&F, S&D, we invest to compete for national championships in all of those programs.  

My monthly donation pays for maybe a couple of chick-fil-a meals, but we make it nonetheless.

Nice work. We contribute as well. 

3 hours ago, Longhornlove said:

I haven't heard anyone complaining, I'm sure things are fine on the money front.

Nope. It is actually kind of sad how few of people we have donating, although I expect that to increase now that the LHF is awarding loyalty points for it.  Everyone enjoying this success owe a few very generous people for making most of this happen. The small donor base has grown but I don’t even think we have hit 1500 donors on that yet…definitely not 2000 unless there has been a recent surge. 

1 hour ago, horns96 said:

I guess it's also important to point out that we're competing in a more sports than most universities in the NIL landscape.  Football, Mens and Womens Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball, T&F, S&D, we invest to compete for national championships in all of those programs.  

My monthly donation pays for maybe a couple of chick-fil-a meals, but we make it nonetheless.

Not in mens basketball. 

6 minutes ago, Jordan91 said:

Not in mens basketball. 

I mean, we're not BYU! 😉

5 hours ago, closetojumping said:

 

They’ll be up. I’m not sure what “way up” means here. By gross dollars? Up, yes. By percentages? I wouldn’t call it “way up”. 

I was being sarcastic, those numbers are already way up

2 hours ago, Derek Handler said:

I'm sure CDC will fix that EOY...

Getting another coach will not fix the real problem. The problem will remain no matter the coach. 

"It spent $221,901 on advertising and promotion expenditures, $333,503 on conferences and meetings, and $130,419 to rent event space at UT’s Clark Field."

where da meeting at???

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Unfortunately, your content contains terms that we do not allow. Please edit your content to remove the highlighted words below.
Reply to this topic...

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.