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2017 IU VARSITY

2016-2017 VARSITY CLUB MEMBERSHIP GUIDE

BOB KENNEDY MEN’S XC & TRACK 1988-1992 IU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME 10x ALL-AMERICAN 4x NCAA CHAMPION 3x AMERICAN RECORD HOLDER 2x OLYMPIAN

Twenty-eight years ago I received a scholarship to run track and cross country for Indiana. As a 17 year old, I was excited to get to Bloomington and start running for the legendary Coach Sam Bell. If you asked me then what I hoped to get out of it I would have said a good education and, if I’m really lucky, a Big Ten or NCAA Championship. What I walked away with was so much more.

PROCESS was taught to me on rainy days at the track listening to Coach Bell tell me that I couldn’t expect to do something in a race I hadn’t already done in training.

PERSEVERANCE was taught to me on long bus rides back to B-town when Coach would pull me into the seat next to him and talk about not getting ahead of myself and to trust in the process.

ACCOUNTABILITY was taught to me in Coach’s office as he would remind me that only I could decide how good I was going to be. Nobody else could do that for me.

CONFIDENCE to risk sacrificing good in order to shoot for greatness was taught to me on a plane home from a disappointing 5th at the NCAA Championships when Coach asked me if, sitting on this plane right now, I was happy with 5th or would I feel better had I taken the risks necessary to win but ended up finishing 8th.

These were the gifts given to me as an IU student-athlete, and when you donate to the Varsity Club, they are the gifts you’re giving to current student-athletes. You are providing them the opportunity to learn how to succeed, how to hang in there when it gets tough, how to hold themselves accountable for results and how to shoot for the stars. I think it’s safe to say that we all benefit from people with these qualities in our communities.

I have been a Varsity Club donor for more than twenty years, fully aware that most student-athletes won’t make a living in their sport after graduation. The reason I give is because I believe that the lessons learned on the track, in the locker rooms or on those long bus rides provide them with a better opportunity to do great things with their lives!

Thank you for your continued support! GO IU!!

Bob KennedyPresident, IU Varsity Club National Board of Directors

FELLOW HOOSIERS:

WELCOME

CONTENTSYEAR-IN-REVIEW 3

LOOKING FORWARD 4

WAYS TO GIVE 5

EARN YOUR STRIPES 6

DONOR BENEFITS 7

PRIORITY POINTS 9

BASKETBALL SEATING 11

FOOTBALL SEATING 12

STAFF DIRECTORY 13

COMPLIANCE 14

TO THE IU VARSITY CLUB

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MISSION STATEMENT GRAPH PIE CHARTSSCHOLARSHIP BAR GRAPH OVER THE YEARSMONEY YEARS THE SCHOLARSHIP WE’VE RAISED OVER THE YEARSHIGHLIGH HOW MUCH WE ARE LACKINGBAR GRAPH OF SCHOLARSHIP BILL, AMOUNT RAISED, MISSIONINTRO VARSITY CLUB

Individual scholarship costs are the maximum amount awarded under an athletic grant-in-aid. Grants for lesser amounts are also given. Freshman fees not included. All graphs based on 2015-16 student-athlete data. 4

IN-STATE

$58,773 OUT-OF-STATE

$33,966 Tuition 71%Academic Support 1%Textbooks 2%

Training Table 6%

Room & Board 20%

• No taxpayer support• No special subsidy• No student fees

A $16.6 million bill is daunting.

IU Varsity Club donors change that.

As a member of the Varsity Club, you make it possible for us to financially support hard-working students, enabling them to succeed in school and sport. 100% of your donation is given back to Indiana University to pay the scholarship bill. You are investing in the lives of students and it will impact them forever.

To fulfill this bill, IU Athletics receives... {ANNUAL COSTS

FULL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP

TOTAL BILL BREAKDOWN

IS NEEDEDTHIS YEAR TO SUPPORT 500+ STUDENTS IN 24 SPORTS. ...IU ATHLETICS LARGEST SCHOLARSHIP BILL EVER.

$16.6 MILLION

1947 OLD OAKEN BUCKETFootball has won the Old Oaken Bucket Game three straight years for the first time since 1947.

For the first time in 23 years, and for just the second time in school history, IU qualified for a bowl game and both the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournament in basketball.

IU was one of just 10 schools in the country to make a bowl game and both the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournament in basketball.

Tom Crean (men’s basketball), Teri Moren (women’s basketball), and Ray Looze (women’s and men’s swimming) were named Big Ten Coach of the Year in their respective sports. Crean was the first IU coach to win the award in men’s basketball in 27 years, while Moren was the first in women’s basketball in 33 years. Four conference coaches of the year is tied for the second most in school history.

Men’s basketball won the Big Ten title outright by two full games. This marked the program’s second outright title in the last four years. Before that, it had been 20 years since an outright title had been won.

IU men’s and women’s basketball teams went undefeated at home in the same year for the first time in school history, and IU was the only school in the country to have both teams go undefeated at home.

Football qualified for a bowl game for the first time since 2007.

Dan Feeney and Jason Spriggs were named All-Americans in football. They were the first offensive line tandem to secure first team honors in program history in the same year and 2015 marked the first time in 47 years that IU football had two first team All-American selections in the same season.

Women’s basketball qualified for the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 14 years and won an NCAA Tournament game for the first time in 33 years.

Diving coach Drew Johansen was selected as the head coach of the 2016 U.S. Olympic Diving Team.

Swimming coach Ray Looze was named to Team USA’s coaching staff and served as an assistant coach for the women’s team for the 2016 Olympics.

Indiana had 15 current or former student-athletes participate in the 2016 Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Women’s Swimming and Diving finished seventh at NCAA’s for the school’s best ever finish.

Freshman breaststroker Lilly King won two NCAA Championships, set the American Record in the 100 and 200 Breaststroke, and was named National Swimmer of the Year.

Men’s soccer qualified for NCAA Tournament for the 29th straight season, which is the longest streak in history.

Men’s soccer reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament setting a national record of 33 appearances.

243 students were named Academic All-Big Ten (up from 225 last year), including a record 117 from spring sports.

67 students were named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars.

38 student-athletes earn All-America honors.

Four athletics programs from Indiana University are among an elite group of Division I sports teams earning NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) public recognition from the NCAA, including: men’s golf, men’s soccer, women’s tennis and volleyball. These teams posted multi-year APRs in the top 10 percent of all squads in each sport.

WHAT A YEAR FOR INDIANA

Raising money for student scholarships is a huge part of what we do. However, growing our Hoosier family is just as important. This is where you come in! The Ambassador Referral Program is all about rewarding you for what you do naturally. Spread your enthusiasm for all things IU to your friends and acquaintances. Give them our phone number or website. Tell them our students are working hard in the gym, the classroom and out in the community but they could always use more help. It’s that easy.

In addition to the rewards above, you will receive three non-accumulative priority points for every $100 in gifts from every new Varsity Club donor you refer.

5 If you have further questions, please contact the Varsity Club at (812) 855-0866 or varsity@indiana.edu.

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OUR TEAM NEEDS YOU. IT’S THAT SIMPLE.

WAYS TO GIVE> Cash> Check > Credit Card > Electronic Bank Transfer > Online Gift > Monthly or Payroll Deduction

Stock Transfers Did you know you can also transfer stocks for your Varsity Club gift? Stock transfers are a great way for donors to take advantage of tax benefits. Please contact the IU Foundation to make a stock transfer to support student athlete scholarships.

Matching Gifts More than 1,000 companies also offer matching gift programs. Please check with your employer, or visit the IU Foundation’s matching gift site to find out if you qualify.

Planned Gifts Planned gifts offer you opportunities for income, estate and gift tax benefits while also supporting the future of IU Athletics. Gifts can take the form of trusts, bequests, stocks and securities, real estate and life insurance.

Tax Information In accordance with Internal Revenue Service guidelines, a portion of your gift may be tax deductible. Your tax deduction may be reduced by the value of donor benefits received.

You will receive a gift receipt from the IU Foundation for your charitable contribution. Please consult your tax advisor to determine the tax implications of your donation.

State of Indiana Tax Credit Indiana taxpayers may take a tax credit of 50% of their gift to IU. For a joint return, the maximum credit is $200, based on a gift of $400 or more. For a single return, the maximum credit is $100, based on a gift of $200 or more.

After you make your gift to IU, you will be required to fill out one form: the Indiana CC-40. Attach this form to your Indiana income tax return for the tax year in which you made the gift.

IU VARSITY CLUB Memorial Stadium 1001 E. 17th Street Bloomington, IN 47408 Phone: (812) 855-0866 Email: varsity@indiana.edu

IU FOUNDATION Showalter House 1500 N. State Road 46 Bypass Bloomington, IN 47408 Phone: (812) 855-8311 Email: iuf@indiana.edu

IU ATHLETICS TICKET OFFICE Assembly Hall 1001 E. 17th Street Bloomington, IN 47408 Phone: (812) 855-4006 Email: iuticket@indiana.edu

ANNUAL GIVING FUND By donating to the Varsity Club annual giving fund, it’s like you are there, sharing in the camaraderie and joy. Your gift helps support scholarships in all 24 varsity sports. In addition, your generosity earns you benefits, including points for priority seating at football and men’s basketball games.

IU GLAUBINGER ATHLETIC ENDOWMENT FUND A great way for you to participate in perpetuity is through our endowment fund. Get the satisfaction of helping, not only now, but by securing the future of IU athletics. Endowments help us remain stable during downturns in the economy and they allow us to invest in new scholarship opportunities. For the duration of the For All Bicentennial Campaign, named/endowed scholarships will be match eligible under certain conditions.

CAPITAL GIFTS For the next four years, we will be focused on capital fundraising as part of a university-wide campaign. Student-athlete well-being will be at the forefront as we set out to raise critical funds for scholarships and capital projects. Look for more information soon.

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Cream and Crimson stripes have become all the rage recently. But no matter what is currently trendy among Hoosiers, giving a little bit more is always popular.

The “Give 110%” Campaign is designed to reward you for going above and beyond your annual giving level by just ten percent more. Are you wondering how a few extra dollars can make a difference? Just $25 provides a week of meals at training tables, a private tutoring session, or the cost of a night in the dorms for a freshman.

GIVE 110%

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SHOW YOUR STRIPES

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Gifts made by June 30, 2017 to support the Hoosiers will secure your IU Varsity Club benefits for the coming year.

METHODS OF GIVING

WHERE TO GIVEONLINE IUHoosiers.com

We would not ask you to take the challenge and step up if we didn’t believe in this cause. To financially invest in something, we know it takes passion and belief that your gift makes a difference.

We designed the “Step Up” Campaign as a program to reward you for increasing your investment in our students. They work hard every year to guarantee a positive return on your investment. Our highlights from page 3 prove that. In addition to the rewards listed above, you will receive the next level of Member Benefits that you can find on page 7.

Earning Your Stripes is a pretty big deal around here. For student athletes, it is playing their first game with Indiana across their chest. For Varsity Club donors, it is going above and beyond to impact the scholarship bill and the lives of student athletes. For all Hoosiers, it is a source of pride.

When you Earn Your Stripes in one of the three ways below, a few things happen:> You will earn even more priority points for season ticket and parking locations.> You will receive a special gift from the IU Varsity Club.> You will be entered to win a Kevin Wilson autographed football or Tom Crean autographed basketball (four total winners).> You will be entered to win an IU baseball, football or men’s basketball VIP experience (six total winners).

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Varsity Club benefits and donor levels are reviewed annually and are subject to change. Annual contributions in excess of the scholarship bill may be used to support current needs of the athletic program, at the discretion of the athletic director in consultation with the Varsity Club National Board of Directors. Tax deduction information: In accordance with Internal Revenue Service guidelines, a portion of your gift may be tax-deductible. Your tax deduction may be reduced by the value of benefits received. You will receive a gift receipt from the IU Foundation for your charitable contribution. Values of benefits are listed annually at varsityclub.indiana.edu. Please consult your tax advisor to determine the tax implications of your donation. 1 Contingent upon NCAA guidelines governing the printing and distribution of records books, guides and magazines. Contact us for more information. 2 Season ticket holders may purchase one reserved area parking permit. Lot location cannot be guaranteed. 3 While there is no limit on the number of football tickets you may purchase, seating for tickets above your maximum will be allocated on the second assignment pass. 4 Opportunity to purchase tickets is subject to availability. Men’s basketball tickets are typically sold out on an annual basis. Contact us for information on waitlist requirements. 5 Season ticket holders only. 6 Opportunity to purchase premium seating in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall is subject to limited availability. Those who qualify for and choose to purchase premium seating may only deduct 80 percent of their gift. Please contact your tax advisor for more information.

Help Fund Student-Athlete ScholarshipsTax Deductible Gift (consult your tax advisor)Priority PointsMembership CardGoIU! E-NewsletterInvitations to Special Athletic EventsOpportunity to Purchase Football Reserved Area Parking Permit2

Access to the Hospitality Room during Football GamesComplimentary Copy of Football Records Book1

Football Complimentary Reserved Space Parking5

Men’s Basketball Complimentary Reserved Area Parking5

Complimentary Copy of Men’s Basketball Don Fischer Magazine1

Opportunity to Purchase Men’s Basketball Premium Seating6

Private Athletics Event Invitations (with Athletic Director and Coaches)

Opportunity to Purchase Men’s Basketball Henke Spirit of ‘76 Club Seating6

Champions EventChampions Locker Room Hospitality during Men’s Basketball GamesFootball Season Ticket Maximum (for first pass of seat allocation)3 4 4 4 4 6 8 8 8 8Men’s Basketball Season Ticket Maximum4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 4

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2016-2017 DONOR BENEFITS

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2016-2017 PRIORITY POINTS

The Indiana University Priority Points Policy was designed to ensure equitable consideration for the loyalty and financial support of IU fans attending athletic events.

Note that point accumulation totals are tallied twice a year based on the renewal deadline for football and men’s basketball season tickets. For Football, the deadline is typically around March 15 of each year. For Men’s Basketball, the deadline is June 30 of each year.

ACCUMULATIVE POINTS Accumulative points accrue over time based on your support in the following areas:

MEMBERSHIP: VARSITY CLUB 10For every continuous year as a donor to the Varsity Club annual giving fund

Points are granted each July 1 based on contributions made prior year (July 1-June 30). Points are only honored with current Varsity Club membership ($100 minimum per year).

SEASON TICKETS: FOOTBALL 10 For every continuous year as a season ticket holder in football

Points are granted when you purchase season tickets. Season ticket holders must purchase season tickets every year to maintain accumulative points. Men’s basketball records begin with the opening of Assembly Hall (1971). Football records begin with the opening of Memorial Stadium (1960).

SEASON TICKETS:MEN’S BASKETBALL 10

For every continuous year as a season ticket holder in men’s basketball

SEASON TICKETS: OTHER SPORTS 10

For every continuous year as a season ticket holder in at least one of the following sports: women’s basketball, baseball, men’s soccer and volleyball

Points are granted when you purchase season tickets. Maximum points: 10 per year. Only one season ticket in one sport is required. Additional points are not awarded for holding season tickets in multiple other sports (e.g. men’s soccer and baseball). Women’s basketball records begin with the 2003-04 season. Baseball, men’s soccer and volleyball records begin with the 2012-13 season.

LIFETIME CONTRIBUTIONS TO IU ATHLETICS 1 For every $100 donated to IU

Athletics

Points are calculated two times per year following the football and men’s basketball ticket renewal deadlines. Points are only honored with current Varsity Club membership.

MEMBERSHIP: IU FOUNDATION WELL HOUSE SOCIETY 1

For every $100 contribution to the IU Foundation Well House Society Fund (maximum $3000) not to exceed the amount designated as the annual contribution to the Varsity Club

Points are granted each July 1 based on contributions made in prior year (July 1-June 30). Points are only honored with current Well House Society membership. Well House records begin in 1985. Contact the IU Varsity Club or Well House Society for specific questions or more information on priority points for Well House Society members.

NON-ACCUMULATIVE POINTSNon-accumulative points are awarded on an annual basis but expire at the end of the fiscal year.

VARSITY CLUB ANNUAL GIVING FUNDHoosier Champion: $25,000+ 2,500

For donations at these Varsity Club annual giving fund levels

Points are granted each July 1 based on contributions made in prior year (July 1-June 30). If you increase your giving level during the year, your points will be granted as gifts are received.

Hoosier Scholar: $12,000–$24,999 1,200Hoosier Athlete: $6,000–$11,999 600Hoosier Hundred: $3,500–$5,999 300

Hoosier Big Red: $1,500–3,499 120

Hoosier Cream & Crimson: $800–$1,499 60Hoosier Loyalty: $300–$799 20Hoosier Fan: $100–$299 5

IU ATHLETICS CONTRIBUTION BONUS 1

For every $100 in contributions to athletic funds (annual giving fund, athletic endowment, Stadium Club, capital projects and team funds)

Points are granted each July 1 based on contributions made in prior year (July 1-June 30). Points are only honored with current Varsity Club membership.

VARSITY CLUB AMBASSADOR REFERRAL PROGRAM 3

For every $100 in gifts from new Varsity Club donors referred

Points are granted each July 1 based on contributions made by new donors in prior year (July 1-June 30). See the Varsity Club website for more information on referral program. Points are only honored with current Varsity Club membership.

SEASON TICKETS: FOOTBALL BONUS 125For season ticket holders with two or more non-discounted tickets

Points are granted for the current or upcoming football season.

SEASON TICKETS: FOOTBALL QUANTITY BONUS 5 For each season ticket Points are granted at the end of each football

season.

MEMBERSHIP: IU FOUNDATION WELL HOUSE SOCIETY 10 For annual membership

Points are granted each July 1 based on membership the prior year (July 1-June 30). See previous page for information on the Well House Society.

MEMBERSHIP: I ASSOCIATION 15 For annual membership

Points are granted each July 1 based on membership the prior year (July 1-June 30). You must be a letter-winning former student-athlete to join the I Association.

MEMBERSHIP: IU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

10 For lifetime membership Points are calculated two times per year following the football and men’s basketball ticket renewal deadlines.5 For annual membership

CONTRIBUTIONS TO IU Gift to Other Area

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For a minimum $100 contribution received by the IU Foundation to other areas within the University (e.g. School of Business, School of Music, etc.)

Points are granted each July 1 based on contributions made in prior year (July 1-June 30). Excludes gifts to IU Athletics and the Well House Society.

Amount to Other Area 1 Per $100

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ASSEMBLY HALL SEATING CHART

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Anthony ThompsonAssociate Athletic

Director for Engagement & Sports Performance

aqthomps@indiana.edu(812) 855-0866

Keegan GrovesAssistant Director,

Annual Giving &Stewardship

kbgroves@indiana.edu(812) 855-2499

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Eric NeuburgerAssociate Athletic Director for Facilities & External Allianceseneuburg@indiana.edu(812) 856-0206

Kelly BombaSenior Assistant Athletic Director for External Operations/Director of Principal Giftskbomba@indiana.edu(812) 855-0319

Scott Dolson Deputy Athletic Director sdolson@indiana.edu (812) 855-0866

Katie BatesAssistant Director,

Alumni Outreach &Special Projects

katbates@indiana.edu(812) 855-7402

Ali LinnemeierAssistant Director,

Communications & Development

alinneme@indiana.edu(812) 855-0710

Chris Minderman Director of Development,

Major Giftscminderm@indiana.edu

(812) 855-2438

Beau BauerDirector of Development, Major Giftsbmbauer@indiana.edu(812) 856-7006

Kevin Van RooySenior Assistant Athletic Director,

Revenue Generationkvanrooy@indiana.edu

(812) 856-1489

Lainie HoffmanOffice Services Assistantlaihoffm@indiana.edu(812) 855-8651

Laura McCreaStaff Assistantlablevin@indiana.edu(812) 855-0866

Katie WatsonAccounting Representativekalwatso@indiana.edu(812) 855-2471

Justin SoderlundDirector of Development, Major Giftsjussoder@indiana.edu(630) 207-0129

As a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Indiana University must abide by NCAA rules and regulations as they relate to all aspects of its athletic program. In addition to ensuring that all of our coaches, administrators, faculty, staff and student-athletes are aware of the following NCAA rules, IU is also responsible for providing NCAA rules education to individuals who are members of our athletics donor groups or meet the definition of “representative of athletic interests.” A violation by an athletics representative may result in severe sanctions against Indiana University (e.g. loss of scholarships, post-season bans and head or assistant coaching suspensions).

The information below is an attempt to provide you with basic definitions and “permissible and impermissible activities” regarding representatives of athletics interests.

Who is a representative of Indiana University Athletics interests?

The NCAA recognizes you as a booster or representative of the athletics department if:

• You have made financial contributions to Indiana University Athletics or to an athletics booster organization of Indiana University.

• You have assisted or been requested (by the athletic department staff) to assist in the recruitment of prospects.

• You have assisted or are assisting in providing benefits to enrolled student-athletes or their families.

Once a booster; always a booster.

Per NCAA rules, once an individual has been identified as a “representative of the institution’s athletics interests,” the individual retains that identity indefinitely, regardless of when you were involved with the athletics department.

Who is a prospective student-athlete?

A prospective student-athlete is any student who is in high school (9-12 grades, 7-12 grades for men’s basketball) or is attending a two-year college, regardless of whether or not IU is recruiting that individual. All NCAA regulations concerning contact with a prospective student-athlete are applicable until the prospect reports for the first day of practice or the first day of college enrollment, whichever is earliest and regardless of whether or not the prospect signed a National Letter of Intent (NLI).

NCAA rules regarding contacts and benefits for prospective and current student-athletes:

You may…

• Forward information about prospective student-athletes to the appropriate coaching staff.

• View a prospective student-athlete’s athletic contest at your own initiative provided you do not contact the prospect or his/her parents. In addition, you may not contact a prospect’s coach, principal or counselor in an attempt to evaluate the prospect.

• Continue established family relationships with friends and neighbors of prospects. Contacts with sons or daughters of these families are permitted as long as they are not made for recruiting purposes or encouraged by Indiana University coaches.

• Employ a current student-athlete provided the employment is pre-approved by the IU Athletics Compliance Office.

• Provide a current student-athlete with a meal on-campus or at your home provided the meal is pre-approved by the IU Athletics Compliance Office.

You may not…

• Make contact with a prospective student-athlete and his/her parents when the prospect is on campus for an official or unofficial visit.

• Contact a prospective student-athlete to encourage attendance at or congratulate him/her on commitment to attend Indiana University. Contact includes all forms of in-person, phone, email and social media contact.

• Transport, pay or arrange for payment of expenses for a prospective or current student-athlete and his/her relatives or friends to visit campus (or elsewhere).

• Provide ANYTHING to a prospect, the prospect’s family or friends without prior approval from the Compliance Office. This prohibition extends to congratulatory, birthday and graduation cards and gifts.

• Use the names, pictures or appearances of an enrolled student-athlete to advertise, recommend or promote sale or use of a commercial product or service of any kind unless pre-approved by the IU Athletics Compliance Office.

Thank you!

It is nearly impossible to provide information on all situations that may arise as they relate to representatives of athletics interests. Should you have questions regarding specific scenarios, please do not hesitate to contact the IU Athletics Compliance Office (iucomply@indiana.edu) with questions, concerns or for additional guidance. Indiana University Athletics appreciates your continued support of our teams, student-athletes and coaches. Your assistance is crucial in helping IU play by the rules!

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INDIANA UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE/BOOSTER GUIDE TO NCAA REGULATIONS

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Wesley JonesAssistant Director of Developmentjoneswj@indiana.edu(812) 855-1400

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WE WANT YOU! We can’t do it without you and don’t want you to miss a minute of the excitement. Below is a list of important dates to help you stay up-to-date with Hoosier nation.

August Men’s basketball online seat selection

September Men’s basketball mini series and neutral site tickets on sale

December 31st Tax deadline

January–March Football season ticket renewal

March 31st Football season ticket renewal and Football priority point deadline

April–May Football online seat selection

May–June Men’s basketball season ticket renewal

June 30 Men’s basketball season ticket renewal and priority point deadline

June 30 Annual giving deadline

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