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FOR TECH ATHLETES AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
A nonprofit helping Texas Tech student-athletes make a positive impact with their name, image, and likeness.

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Buckle up! At Matador Club, we're not raffling off jerseys or autographs. We're raffling off an Award-Winning Nissan Titan XD Rocky Ridge Edition, owned and driven by football legend Patrick Mahomes. Picture yourself: behind the wheel of the same truck that the NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes drove. It's not just any ordinary truck; it's a symbol of unmatched performance. This raffle is your chance to make your every day an unforgettable experience.

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THE MATADOR CLUB

A COMMUNITY-SERVING NIL COLLECTIVE

COLLABORATE
Partnerships between Texas Tech alumni, student-athletes, and the local community
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SUPPORT
Empower student-athletes to stay in school and support themselves financially
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PROMOTE
Encourage student-athlete personal growth and support civic and charitable involvement
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CONNECT
Build relationships between student-athletes, Texas Tech, and the community
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OUR MISSION

EMPOWERING
TEXAS TECH ATHLETES

Statistics show that 85% of student-athletes with full-ride scholarships live in poverty. This doesn’t even touch walk-on players. We want to help change that. The Matador Club is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization. We create avenues for Texas Tech student-athletes to make a positive impact with their name, image, and likeness (NIL). And our partnership with local organizations gives student-athletes meaningful NIL collaborations.
We’re focused on the well-being of our Tech student-athletes and our community.

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Help student-athletes make ends meet
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*Strive for Honor Members donate a minimum of $1000 annually
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See supported athletes thrive on and off the field
Insider updates on athlete appearances
Invites to The Matador Club events for Strive for Honor Members
*Strive for Honor Members donate a minimum of $1000 annually

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BECOME A PARTNER WITH THE MATADOR CLUB

We welcome partnerships with individuals, companies, and charitable organizations who share our passion to support Texas Tech, the athletes, and the community.
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WHAT’S NIL?

College athletes have never been allowed to profit off of their name, image, or likeness. But recent court rulings and modifications of state law have changed the game. Athletes can now partner with businesses and organizations to make money from their NIL.
ABOUT THE MATADOR CLUB

FOR RED RAIDERS.
BY RED RAIDERS.

The Matador Club was organized by a passionate group of Texas Tech alumni, boosters, and former athletes. We are dedicated to helping college athletes thrive, and are passionate about supporting Texas Tech athletics and the West Texas Community. The Matador Club is governed by a board of generous Texas Tech alumni, who are focused on our mission and are committed to making the organization successful.
The Matador Club Board
  • Cody Campbell, Fort Worth
  • Tim Culp, Midland
  • Terry Fuller, Southlake
  • Marc McDougal, Lubbock
  • Gary Petersen, Houston
  • John Sellers, Fort Worth

TECH PRIDE. ATHLETE CARE. COMMUNITY SUPPORT.

The Matador Club is an NIL collective that directly impacts student quality of life, local businesses, nonprofits, and Texas Tech.
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2614 130th Street Suite 5 PMB1012
Lubbock, TX 79423

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West Texas Matador Club, Inc., is a Texas nonprofit corporation doing business as The Matador Club. It is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as an organization exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.