AJ Dybantsa’s recent NIL deal with Nike has propelled him into a new stratosphere of young athletes, marking a historic moment for NIL and setting a high bar for future high school stars. The 6’9” forward from Utah Prep, the top high school basketball recruit in t...
A WHOLE NEW WORLD: NIL Deals for High School AthletesScott, JoshMiller, RyanInterscholastic Athletic Administration
The narratives surroundingNILdeals in college sports are more bleak than benevolent, as the lack of rules and regulations perpetuates chaos and arguments about a tainted, non-amateur state of athletics. Ole Miss Rebelscollege basketball star Jaemyn Brakefield offers a refreshing ...
OOFOS wanted to recognize the importance of practice teams within the college athletic sphere. NIL deals, the use of name, image, and likeness of athletes for marketing campaigns, have rapidly become a large part of promotional strategy across all collegiate sports. While many brands look to ...
The 6-foot-3 edge rusher will stay at Thompson High School in Alabaster, where he has established himself as a gem of the 2027 recruiting class.NIL money has changed the recruiting landscape since July 2021, with donor-backed collectives able to broker lucrative deals for college athletes ...
Assuming you're not Bronny James, expect deals to be sporadic with varied pay. Even for those able to earn six or seven figures, classic financial concepts still apply. Fedlam advises young earners to buckle down with abudgetand plan for how to spend and save the money. ...
North Texas sports moms conference to educate on NIL deals A sports conference for mothers of North Texas high school athletes is scheduled for Saturday. The event aims to guide parents in understanding and navigating Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) opportunities....
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Lesser-known college athletes have also found a market for NIL deals with small and local businesses. Similar deals could find success in counties such as DeKalb, where high school athletics dominate the local sports scene. The benefits of NIL are obvious, even if it doesn’t grow to the le...
NIL deals are funded by so-called collectives, groups of alumni boosters who pay student-athletes for their name, image, and likeness. Pitt's collective, Alliance 412, has dozens of athletes under contract and aspires to win national championships. ...