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When you hear the phrase "extra benefits", it means anything not included as part of the athlete's scholarship.

No, it's literally any kind of "gift". A player's girlfriend's parents are in town, wants to take them to dinner......the player technically can't accept the free meal. My brother ran the EA Sports on-campus tournaments back in the 2000's. If any scholarship athlete from any sport placed and...

Similar scenario. I ran into Jim Morris in the offseason a few years ago, and he said let him know anytime I need tickets......but that he couldn't give one to me for my daughter because she was a high school student. And she didn't even play a sport.

Interesting idea. I wonder why no one else has ever brought that up.

And they get that money. All of those seats are sold. Why is this difficult to understand.

He responded to you because you incorrectly assumed that those seats aren't being sold.

With the standard deduction being so high, very few people are able to write off charitable contributions anymore.