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Nearly $80M in NIL deals get commission's OK

The new College Sports Commission has cleared more than 8,300 NIL deals worth nearly $80 million and says 28,342 students have signed up on its NIL Go platform.
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Just an interesting thing to track. Haven't tried to look at the site to try see what's verified, but some things of note in the article

"The CSC said values of the deals ranged as high as $1.8 million. It said its "deal flow reports" will be updated on a regular basis."

"It said 332 deals had not been cleared to date and 75 had been resubmitted, while none had entered arbitration, which is available for parties who feel their deals have been wrongly rejected."
 

upnorthkid said:
www.espn.com

Nearly $80M in NIL deals get commission's OK

The new College Sports Commission has cleared more than 8,300 NIL deals worth nearly $80 million and says 28,342 students have signed up on its NIL Go platform.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

Just an interesting thing to track. Haven't tried to look at the site to try see what's verified, but some things of note in the article

"The CSC said values of the deals ranged as high as $1.8 million. It said its "deal flow reports" will be updated on a regular basis."

"It said 332 deals had not been cleared to date and 75 had been resubmitted, while none had entered arbitration, which is available for parties who feel their deals have been wrongly rejected."
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Sounds like the commission is at least making a reasonably serious effort to examine the validity of the deals.
 

That is an average of about $9600 per NIL deal. I think it’s good they are reporting these figures because it gives players are more realistic idea of what they can expect.
 




MaxyJR1 said:
Grapevine information that I heard from the U is that all Freshmen scholarship football players get $75,000 each and no one gets different. It becomes merit based after that. Not sure on time frame of contracts.
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I am family friends with a Minnesota kid who has a full ride at another school considered a traditional power. His NIL deal with that School was well over $100,000. And he is currently a back up.
 

MaxyJR1 said:
Grapevine information that I heard from the U is that all Freshmen scholarship football players get $75,000 each and no one gets different. It becomes merit based after that. Not sure on time frame of contracts.
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I’m guessing this is from the new revenue sharing, as opposed to NIL?
 

gopherbadgerman said:
I am family friends with a Minnesota kid who has a full ride at another school considered a traditional power. His NIL deal with that School was well over $100,000. And he is currently a back up.
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Rogers kid that went to Oklahoma?
 

gopherbadgerman said:
In all seriousness, that seems almost too reasonable to be true lol.
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Well, as another poster (Left of the Dial) mentioned, what is being reported by some posters could be either revenue sharing, NIL, or a combination of both. I assumed that the article mentioned at the top of this post is dealing only with NIL.
 





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