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TexAgs presents STACKED: Annual Report 2022
By Brandon Jones
January 17, 2023
TexAgs,
As promised, here is the Stacked 2022 Annual Report. It details how much we brought in, how much we paid out, what athletes we contracted, and how funds were distributed by sport.
Beyond the statistics, I’d like to congratulate all who participated on a job well done! I had no idea what to expect prior to launch, but I was blown away by your enthusiastic support!
Stacked is gearing up for 2023, and any feedback would be appreciated. Additionally, I know the results of the ‘22 football season put a damper on NIL (I get it). However, NIL is here to stay (at least for the foreseeable future), and it will likely be an important factor in the future success of athletic programs around the country. Please consider getting involved in some capacity.
Gig’Em!
Brandon Jones ‘95
President | CEO
TexAgs.com
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Discussion from...
12:18p, 1/17/23
Looks like 87% of Donations reached those in need.
Compared to other religious charities (including the top ones) that is quite good:
Compared to other religious charities (including the top ones) that is quite good:
12:35p, 1/17/23
Context: sorry what is stacked exactly? This is a fund that texags is running to distribute to our athletes?
1:05p, 1/17/23
In reply to QB1
Basically, yes. You can choose to pay extra to Texags (you choose the amount) to create a fund that is used to pay athletes for the interviews.
QB1 said:
Context: sorry what is stacked exactly? This is a fund that texags is running to distribute to our athletes?
Basically, yes. You can choose to pay extra to Texags (you choose the amount) to create a fund that is used to pay athletes for the interviews.
1:52p, 1/17/23
In reply to Traveler
Are you saying Texags is a religious charity? If so, I tend to agree.
Traveler said:
Compared to other religious charities (including the top ones) that is quite good:
Are you saying Texags is a religious charity? If so, I tend to agree.
2:19p, 1/17/23
In reply to Stmichael
ahhhh, good to know, thanks.Stmichael said:QB1 said:
Context: sorry what is stacked exactly? This is a fund that texags is running to distribute to our athletes?
Basically, yes. You can choose to pay extra to Texags (you choose the amount) to create a fund that is used to pay athletes for the interviews.
2:30p, 1/17/23
Assuming all players were paid the same (probably not a great assumption), that's ~$1885 per interview. Not bad at all...
4:53p, 1/17/23
In reply to The Collective
Well Texas A&M athletics is a religion - TexAgs is the church (have mercy on our souls)The Collective said:
Are you saying Texags is a religious charity? If so, I tend to agree.
6:58p, 1/17/23
In reply to Traveler
"Need" might be a stretch.
Traveler said:
Looks like 87% of Donations reached those in need.
Compared to other religious charities (including the top ones) that is quite good:
"Need" might be a stretch.
11:57a, 1/25/23
In reply to 12thMan9
This is only the money running through this fund. I don't believe these deals are exclusive, and any funds outside these deals are not being counted.12thMan9 said:
Where did the other $29.5M go?