Yes. This isn't unusual, because those "state employees" are still entitled to the non-salary employment benefits like any other state employee. For example, health care, retirement, etc.So Geno is a "state employee" but isn't really paid by the State?
KBA... I am also a UA softball geek, fwiw. I wonder if there are others on the BY. Bear Down!The organization is, as I noted above, the fund raising arm of University of Alabama Athletics.
I take a tax deduction each year for my annual Wildcat Club (UofA) donation (which includes my personal choice sport donations, as well as, seat license fees for football and softball, which portion is only partially deductible) and my donation to Rutgers Women's Basketball through the Rutgers University Foundation. I mean really, to be fair, is a donation to support college athletics all that charitable (OTH, remember everyone was discussing UConn's men's BB alum not donating to the new building in a recent thread)?
All in all, you raise an interesting point.
That's a hoot!
There are a few softball fans, not particularly UA that I know of. My wife and I have season tix to football, Women's Basketball (duh), Women's Volleyball and Softball. No donations required for Volleyball or Women's Basketball.KBA... I am also a UA softball geek, fwiw. I wonder if there are others on the BY. Bear Down!
-BigBird