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Fellow Bobcats,

Sustaining the overall excellence of our athletics program depends on the generosity of our donors. Our student-athletes wholeheartedly continue our tradition of excellence each day. We support their commitment to representing Texas State with pride through a donorship program that provides a top-tier college experience.

Our top priority will always be the education of our 410 student-athletes. Scholarship support represents our most vital annual need. With the rising cost of a college education, our scholarship expenditures will be more than $4.8 million this fiscal year, which is why your contributions to the Bobcat Club are so important. Every dollar donated to the Bobcat Club is applied directly to the student-athlete scholarship fund. Maintaining and enhancing our successes will depend on our ability to provide our student-athletes with an outstanding Texas State education.

The Bobcat Club has seen tremendous growth over the last four years. Since 2009, our donor base and dollars generated for scholarship support have increased by 400 percent. Donations to the Bobcat Club provide our student-athletes with the opportunity to be their best — both in the classroom and on the field. Our goal for 2013 is to reach 2,000 donors and over $1.3 million in donations to the annual fund. WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!

Two very important factors need to be considered as we position ourselves for success in the Sun Belt Conference—donations to the Bobcat Club and season ticket sales. The amount donated to an annual student-athlete scholarship fund and the number of football season tickets sold indicate the overall strength of an athletic department. In order for Texas State University to reach its potential and achieve its goals, these numbers must continue to grow. I encourage you to get involved by purchasing season tickets, donating to the Bobcat Club and doing your part to take this university and athletic department to new heights.

Thanks so much for your support, passion and enthusiasm for Texas State Athletics! We are inspired every day to make this university one that is nationally respected in the ever-changing landscape of college athletics.

GO BOBCATS!

Dr. Larry Teis Director of Athletics

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“It is going to take the whole village to make our FBS football program

successful. We need to continue to build on our passionate statewide

donor base and have our fans call San Marcos home for six Saturdays

in the fall. We need your support: Come back and give back to Texas

State Athletics.”

Dennis Franchione

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The Bobcat Club is the principal fundraising arm of the Texas State Intercollegiate Athletics Department. The Bobcat Club provides a way for supporters to help talented Texas State student-athletes receive a top-tier education while pursuing their goals both on and off the field of competition. All donations to the Bobcat Club go directly toward the student-athlete scholarship fund.

While its primary purpose is providing scholarship support for more than 400 student-athletes, the Bobcat Club also focuses on raising money for facilities upgrades through priority seating, donor events, the annual fund campaign, major gifts and high-impact projects that directly benefit our student-athletes.

BY MAkING A GIFT AND SUPPORTING ThE BOBCAT CLUB, YOU:

• Receive a TAX-DEDUCTIBLE donation credit

• Provide SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT to more than 400 student-athletes

• Enjoy EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS, including game-day parking, premium seating and season ticket discounts

• Offer a one-of-a-kind academic and athletic EXPERIENCE for our student-athletes

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MARA PUISITE BOBCAT GOLF

“It’s not just the opportunity to play golf and represent Texas State all over the country, it’s a chance to do so while getting a first-class education at this outstanding university. The support, love and cheer we receive from fans, families, supporters and other students is inspirational and irreplaceable. Coaches, advisors, mentors and the athletic department — they all are here for us and eager to help us succeed.”

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With the help of the Bobcat Club, Texas State student-athletes continue to excel in the classroom, as shown by the following highlights:

• The Texas State NCAA student-athlete graduation rate is 69 percent, compared to 55 percent for the general student population.

• The average cumulative GPA for Texas State student-athletes was 2.84 at the end of spring 2012.

• An impressive achievement: 45 student-athletes earned perfect 4.0 GPAs.

• In 2012, 57 student-athletes earned their diplomas and graduated from Texas State University.

NCAA Academic Progress ReportThe Academic Progress Rate (APR) is a measure of eligibility and retention for Division I student-athletes as used by the NCAA. Eight of the 16 Texas State varsity teams earned a perfect score of 1000, and the department-wide average was 988 during the 2012-2013 academic year. This shows how the increased financial support from our donors has directly benefited the academic performance of our student-athletes.

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THE BRINg A BOBCAT CAmPAIgN encourages our passionate fans and supporters to help grow the Bobcat Club by bringing new members to the Bobcat Club. The program credits current donors for the amount of new member donations they bring in to the Bobcat Club.

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If Joe Fan is a $500 donor and he encourages his neighbor to join the Bobcat Club at the $500 level, Joe gets the benefits of a $1,000 donor ($500 for his donation plus $500 for his neighbor’s donation).

Not only does this campaign help the Texas State Athletic Department continue to grow, it rewards donors for helping the department achieve its goals. There is no limit on the number of people you can sign up and no limit on the amount of credit you can receive!*

For more information on the Bring a Bobcat campaign, visit www.txstatebobcatclub.com.

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The Bobcat Club and Texas State’s Department of Athletics are excited to announce three new programs to enhance the way our fans experience Bobcat Athletics.

THREE NEW WAYS TO GET INTO THE GAME!

*Please note: A donor must make a contribution during the 2013–2014 year to be eligible for the Bring a Bobcat credit.

The Bobcat Kids Club allows children to get a head start on becoming loyal Bobcats! For only $25, each child will receive:

• One (1) season football ticket• FREEadmissiontoallotherhomegames• KidsClubT-Shirt• KidsClubMembershipCard• AutographedpicturefromBoko

and Coach Fran• BirthdaycardfromBoko• Invitationstootherexclusiveevents

THE PRIORITy POINTS PROgRAm is a scoring system to reward current and past giving as well as season-ticket purchase history. Priority Points will be used to rank donors and season-ticket holders interested in purchasing available Champions Club seats and Legacy suites as well as tickets to future football bowl games and NCAA post-season basketball and baseball post-season tournaments. The points will also be used for season ticket relocations at Bobcat Stadium, determining future football gameday parking locations, and other events that arise throughout the year.

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EXAmPLE Joe Fan has given $500 to the Bobcat Club each year since 2009 and has held four football season tickets since 2009. Joe also donated $1,000 to an athletic endowment in 2011. his point total is calculated below:

• 5pointseachyearsince2009forhis$500donation = 25 points

• 5pointsforgivinginfiveconsecutiveyears• 4pointsforeachfootballseasonticketsince

2009 = 20 points• 5pointsforconsecutiveseasonfootball

tickets• 10pointsforhis$1,000donation• Grandtotal:65points

THE FOUR COmPONENTS USED TO CALCULATE PRIORITy POINTS:

donations: 1 point for every $100 donated to the Bobcat Club*, an athletic-related endowment or major gifts*

Season ticket purchases: 1 point for every season ticket purchased*

Consecutive years donating: 1 point for each consecutive year of giving to the Bobcat Club*

Consecutive years of season tickets: 1 point for each consecutive year of purchasing season tickets*

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*Please note: Bobcat Club donation history and season ticket purchase history go back to 2007 and 2006 respectively.

Log in to your account at www.txstatebobcatclub.com to see your priority point summary, where your priority points rank and how making additional donations would affect your ranking.

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BOBcat cluB StateWIde luncheOnS preSented By pIOneer BankBobcat Club luncheons occur on a quarterly schedule during the academic year. These luncheons are a great way for Bobcat Club donors to hear from Texas State coaches and student-athletes while enjoying a professionally catered lunch.

• Baseball/Softball Luncheon• Basketball Tipoff Luncheon• Football kickoff Luncheon• Austin Luncheon• houston Luncheon• San Antonio Luncheon

BOBcat BOnanzaBobcat Bonanza is the athletic department’s largest annual fundraiser, benefiting the scholarship fund for Texas State student-athletes. held each spring, Bobcat Bonanza raises money through a golf tournament, sponsorships, and live and silent auctions. The event has grown each year and raised a record $147,000 in 2012. Bobcat Bonanza is another great opportunity to support the student-athlete scholarship fund.

FOOtBall pregaMe receptIOnSDonors at the Bronze Level ($500) and above enjoy access to a private, pregame reception at every home game at Bobcat Stadium. Access to the event starts 90 minutes before kickoff. Enjoy a complimentary meal, non-alcoholic drinks and a cash bar before kickoff, then watch the Bobcats take the field. The reception will close at kickoff.

MarOOn & gOld rOOM halFtIMe receptIOnSDonors at the Bronze Level ($500) and above also enjoy exclusive receptions during men’s and women’s basketball halftimes. The Maroon & Gold Room receptions offer complimentary non-alcoholic beverages, beer, wine and appetizers.

IMpOrtant dateS

FEBRUARY 20 Annual Fund Drive begins; footballseason ticket renewals begin

MARCh 23 Bobcat Bonanza

APRIL 10 houston Luncheon

JULY 10 Austin Luncheon

AUGUST 7 Football kickoff Luncheon

AUGUST 15 Bobcat Club benefits distributed

OCTOBER 1 Basketball benefits distributed

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1. See page 15 for Bobcat Club Prime Seating Sections. | 2. See page 14 for BC Donor Parking. | 3. Travel is at the discretion of the Director of Athletics.

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LOCATIONBOBCAT CLUB gIFT LEVEL

Lot 1 Suite holders

Lot 2 $1,000 plus

Lot 3 $500–$999

Lot 4 $200–$499

RV Reserved $1,000 plus

WSL Reserved $5,000 plus

• A limited number of RV reserved spaces will be available and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

• WSL reserved parking includes a designated parking spot with name plate.

• For all Bobcat Club donor parking rules, regulations and policies, please refer to www.txstatebobcatclub.com.

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SECTION ROWPER SEAT

DONATION103 23–25 $350

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The stadium map outlines the sections on the west side of Bobcat Stadium where a per-seat donation to the Bobcat Club is required to purchase a season ticket. Before you can purchase a season ticket in the Prime Seating area, you must first meet the minimum Bobcat Club contribution.

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JUSTIN IWUJI BOBCAT FOOTBALL

“I’m grateful for the opportunity to be a Texas State Bobcat and to give back to the community while doing what I love in being a student-athlete. The fans, alums and supporters of the Bobcat Club provide motivation for me to excel both on the field and in the classroom.”

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BOBCAT STADIUM’S PREMIUM SEATING — OUTDOOR CLUB SEATS AND SUITES — ARE LOCATED IN ThE JERRY D. AND LINDA GREGG FIELDS BOBCAT STADIUM WEST SIDE COMPLEX. PATRONS ENJOY A WIDE ARRAY OF AMENITIES DESIGNED TO ENhANCE ThE GAME-DAY EXPERIENCE.

legacy SuIteS SOLD OUTLegacy Suites provide Texas State fans with the ultimate Bobcat gameday experience. The 15 spacious suites at Bobcat Stadium were built for those who expect nothing but the best in comfort and style.

chaMpIOnS cluB SOLD OUTChampions Club seat holders enjoy an exceptional game-day atmosphere from one of Bobcat Stadium’s 440 open-air club seats in a section extending from end zone to end zone. The beautiful Champion Club offers fans a wonderful buffet meal before kickoff, and a full-service bar with TVs and two spacious lounge areas.

platinum level (Between the 35s)$2,000 per seat (Cost breakdown: $1,250 facility donations; $500 Bobcat Club gift; $250 ticket and food)

gold level (Outside the 35s)$1,500 per seat (Cost breakdown: $1,250 facility donations; $250 ticket and food )

If you are interested in adding your name to

the Legacy Suite or Champions Club waiting

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at 512.245.2114. the waiting list will be

ranked based on priority points.*

*See page 11 for additional information

on our Priority Points Program.

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ENdOWmENTS An endowment is a transfer of money or property donated to Texas State with the stipulation that it be invested and the principal remain intact in perpetuity, which allows the gift to have a much greater impact over a longer period of time.

This provides an annual spendable income that becomes a permanent resource in future years for student-athletes. Texas State Athletics has seen an increase from $990,000 in endowments to over $2.2 million since 2009.

By creating an endowment, you are establishing an enduring legacy that will carry on for future generations. An endowment can be created with an initial investment of $25,000.

GiFTS-iN-KiNd* A gift-in-kind (GIk) is viewed as a type of charitable giving in which goods and services are donated in lieu of cash. Examples of GIk donations include food at restaurants and rooms at hotels. The Bobcat Club’s GIk program affords the contributor a donation level in the Bobcat Club for the value of GIk provided.

*Subject to Bobcat Club approval

110% prOGrAm We ask our student-athletes to give 110 percent in the classroom and on the field. We ask donors to match their effort by giving 110 percent of their previous annual gift when renewing their Bobcat Club donation.

BOBCAT CLUB YOUNG ALUmNi

Stay involved with Texas State after graduation by participating in the Bobcat Club Young Alumni program. Donors who give an annual gift of at least $100 and who have graduated from Texas State within the last five years are considered Bobcat Club Young Alumni. Members enjoy standard Bobcat Club benefits in addition to receiving invitations for special Young Alumni events. Past events include a football tailgate at a Texas State home game, a basketball pregame reception, and an in-game reception tent event during a home baseball game.

In 2012, 863 graduating seniors joined the Young Alumni program by choosing to donate their university security deposit to the Bobcat Club. Start with a small donation as a young alum and increase your donation as your earnings grow.

MAKE A GIFT. MAKE AN IMPACT.

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ANNA HERNANDEz BOBCAT SOFTBALL

“Being a Texas State Bobcat has given me the opportunity to play collegiate softball for a program and university that are both on the rise. The support of fans and the Bobcat Club has shown me that Texas State University and its athletics program are something to be very proud of! It is still unreal to me that I am a part of this amazing university as I aim to make a difference on the field, in the classroom, and around the community.”

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BOBcat cluB leaderShIp cOuncIlThe Bobcat Club Leadership Council is a group of dedicated Bobcat Club donors who help spread the message of supporting Texas State Athletics. The council serves as a peer-to-peer fundraising group whose goal is to reach out to family, friends, fellow alumni and fans during the annual fund drive. Council members also assist in other fundraising activities, including Bobcat Bonanza. The Leadership Council is led by a council chair and members across the state working within geographical regions.

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Jordan D. BerryFritz CoxErnie DominguezMark DorseyChris GarciaJames Scott

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Shay BluntzerClayton BynumRebekah BynumCliff DavisChris FryJosh LanghorstRuben OrtegaJustin SheedyBob StraussJay Yarbro

SAN mARCOS/KyLE/NEW BRAUNFELS

Roger BoydClarisa DeSantoJustin EdmondsonDavid howardMonica McNabbNan Pattonkay StromanJason Tarr

If you are interested in joining the Bobcat Club Leadership Council, please contact the Bobcat Club at 512.245.2114.

Credit Card VISA MasterCard AMEX

Credit Card # __________________________________ Exp. Date ___________________

Signature ___________________________________________________________________

Check (Checks should be made payable to Texas State University-San Marcos.)

paid in full Bill me (Half-payment is due August 1, 2013, to receive benefits.)

Automatic monthly payment Amount: $ _____________________ . (Include a voided check to set up EFT payments.)

I decline all benefits, including ticket and parking benefits, and wish for my gift to be 100-percent tax-deductible.

Credit Card VISA MasterCard AMEX

Credit Card # __________________________________ Exp. Date ___________________

Signature ___________________________________________________________________

Check (Checks should be made payable to Texas State University-San Marcos.)

paid in full Bill me (Half-payment is due August 1, 2013, to receive benefits.)

Automatic monthly payment Amount: $ _____________________ . (Include a voided check to set up EFT payments.)

I decline all benefits, including ticket and parking benefits, and wish for my gift to be 100-percent tax-deductible.

I am interested in being contacted about season tickets. I am interested in being contacted about season tickets.

I’d like to make a gift of $___________. I’d like to make a gift of $___________.

Contact Information Contact Information

Payment Options Payment Options

Name ______________________________________ Texas State Class Year _________

Address _____________________________________________________________________

City ______________________________________ State ____ZIP ______________________

E-mail _______________________________________________________________________

Phone # (_____) _____________________________

Spouse _____________________________________ Texas State Class Year _________

Name to Appear in Program ________________________________________________

Donor Fund Drive Reference ________________________________________________

Name ______________________________________ Texas State Class Year _________

Address _____________________________________________________________________

City ______________________________________ State ____ZIP ______________________

E-mail _______________________________________________________________________

Phone # (_____) _____________________________

Spouse _____________________________________ Texas State Class Year _________

Name to Appear in Program ________________________________________________

Donor Fund Drive Reference ________________________________________________

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Yes, I have given 110% or more of last year’s Bobcat Club gift.

2013 – 2014 TEXAS STATE BOBCAT CLUB PLEDgE CARD

2013 – 2014 TEXAS STATE BOBCAT CLUB PLEDgE CARD

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gIVINg LEVELS Associate $100–$199

Maroon $200–$499

Bronze $500–$749

Silver $750–$999

Gold $1,000–$2,499

Diamond $2,500–$4,999

Platinum $5,000–$9,999

All-Conference $10,000–$24,999

All–American $25,000–$49,999

Champion $50,000–$99,999

Hall of Fame $100,000 and Up

gIVINg LEVELS Associate $100–$199

Maroon $200–$499

Bronze $500–$749

Silver $750–$999

Gold $1,000–$2,499

Diamond $2,500–$4,999

Platinum $5,000–$9,999

All-Conference $10,000–$24,999

All–American $25,000–$49,999

Champion $50,000–$99,999

Hall of Fame $100,000 and Up

TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY | DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Darren B. Casey Athletic Administration Building

601 University Drive | San Marcos, TX 78666

TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY | DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Darren B. Casey Athletic Administration Building

601 University Drive | San Marcos, TX 78666

gIVE THIS PLEDgE CARD TO A FRIEND

BOBCAT CLUB mEmBER WHO REFERRED yOU:

Like us at www.facebook.com/bobcatclub

Follow us @txstbobcatclub

Texas State University is a tobacco-free campus.

regISter On-lIneVisit www.txstatebobcatclub.com and click on the box in the upper right corner that says “Give Today!” From there, you will be able to join the Bobcat Club or renew your membership. You will also be able to purchase season tickets and update your contact information, making it quick and easy to stay involved with Bobcat Athletics.

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Make an IMpactBrIng a BOBcat

payMent InFOrMatIOnThe Bobcat Club accepts checks, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. Payments can be made all at once or spread throughout the year via automatic checking account withdrawals or automatic credit card payments. Contact the Bobcat Club office to set up payments. If you make a pledge and choose to send payments on your own schedule, half of the payment must be received by August 1, 2013, for you to receive your Bobcat Club benefits.

regISter By MaIlReturn your completed form to:Texas State University Department of AthleticsDarren B. Casey Athletic Administration Building601 University DriveSan Marcos, TX 78666

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BRING IN A FRIEND AND GET REWARDED! THE BRINg A BOBCAT CAmPAIgN encourages our passionate fans and supporters to help grow the Bobcat Club by bringing new members to the Bobcat Club. The program credits current donors for the amount of new member donations they bring in to the Bobcat Club.

Just tear off the BRINg A BOBCAT pledge form and give it to a friend. Additional pledge cards can be downloaded from our website.

TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITy BOARD OF REgENTSDonna N. Williams, Chair, Arlington | Ron mitchell, Vice Chair, Horseshoe Bay | Charlie Amato, San Antonio Dr. Jaime R. garza, San Antonio | Kevin J. Lilly, Houston | David montagne, Beaumont | Trisha Pollard, Bellaire Rossanna Salazar, Austin | William F. Scott, Nederland | Andrew greenberg, Student Regent, Beaumont Dr. Brian mcCall, Chancellor