As used in this subchapter:
(1) “Athletic deficit” means the amount of athletic expenditures offset by the amount of athletic revenues, including: Athletic-generated income;
(2) Profits from other auxiliary enterprises;
(3) The federally funded portion of college work-study students in the intercollegiate athletic program;
(4) Transfers from funds other than the unrestricted educational and general fund; and
(5) The allowable unrestricted educational and general transfer for four-year institutions, for two-year branches of four-year institutions, and for other two-year institutions of higher education;
(6) “Athletic expenditures” means: All direct and indirect expenses, prorated if necessary, including salaries;
(7) All fringe benefits such as medical and dental insurance, workers' compensation, pension plans, tuition waivers, and any other cost associated with recruitment and retention of staff;
(8) Travel;
(9) Equipment;
(10) Scholarships;
(11) Meals;
(12) Housing and dormitory supplies;
(13) Supplies;
(14) Property and medical insurance;
(15) Medical expenses;
(16) Utilities; and
(17) Maintenance of facilities related to all intercollegiate teams and spirit groups, excluding bands; and
(18) “Athletic program” means intercollegiate athletics.