TCU NIL information/data….

[Fiscuits]

Look up Gabi Butler. She’s a cheerleader at Weber State….has multimillion dollar NIL deals. NIL deals are for the most part, pay anyone student athlete, anything you want….as long as no school logos or name is used. No cap, no limit.

 

[Paul in uhh]

Let me get this straight. All you have to do is contact an athlete directly and say hey I’ll sponsor you if u endorse/tweet/post my product or service etc? And it can be any amount? And $547 is the average going rate? That seems pretty cheap. Does the university care about its own logos being used by an athlete in an endorsement situation?

(Not necessarily directed at you)

Anyone curious should just Google the texas NIL law. The law itself is about 10 paragraphs long and is written in plain, easy to understand english. It answers many of the questions in these threads.

 

[Sweat Equity]

If there was one area I'd expect Donati to be competent, this is it.

You can thank a bunch of alums (not me!) and a couple BoD over Donati. Our alums were months and months ahead of the University and took things into their own hands.

 

[Sweat Equity]

Let me get this straight. All you have to do is contact an athlete directly and say hey I’ll sponsor you if u endorse/tweet/post my product or service etc? And it can be any amount? And $547 is the average going rate? That seems pretty cheap. Does the university care about its own logos being used by an athlete in an endorsement situation?

No logos.

TCU NIL Information

TCU NIL Information

gofrogs.com

Yes. I can call Zach Evans and ask him to sing me Happy Birthday in exchange for $100,000. Transaction done.

 

[Moose Stuff]

You can thank a bunch of alums and a couple BoD (not me!) over Donati. Our alums were months and months ahead of the University and took things into their own hands.

Has opened my eyes to the reality of him not being ready for this job.

 

[Moose Stuff]

No logos.

TCU NIL Information

TCU NIL Information

gofrogs.com

Yes. I can call Zach Evans and ask him to sing me Happy Birthday in exchange for $100.000. Transaction done.

I was told about some female athletes at an SEC school getting like $500 a pop for babysitting boosters kids. Assume it was true.

 

[Volare]

Has opened my eyes to the reality of him not being ready for this job.

Gotta think he's not the only one not ready for the Wild Wild West. Those best prepared for the new reality were likely those who were already operating in the dark previously.

 

[Moose Stuff]

Look up Gabi Butler. She’s a cheerleader at Weber State….has multimillion dollar NIL deals. NIL deals are for the most part, pay anyone student athlete, anything you want….as long as no school logos or name is used. No cap, no limit.

Yeah she was on the Navarro squad that was on the Netflix show.

 

[Sweat Equity]

I was told about some female athletes at an SEC school getting like $500 a pop for babysitting boosters kids. Assume it was true.

I was on the phone last night having our Friday night NIL carousel and one of our Bama reps mentioned he "sponsored" a certain someone on the team $10,000 to show up to his little'uns birthday party.

 

[Moose Stuff]

I was on the phone last night having our Friday night NIL carousel and one of our Bama reps mentioned he "sponsored" a certain someone on the team $10,000 to show up to his little'uns birthday party.

Yeah, I’ve heard of stuff like that going on as well.

 

[mc1502]

I was told about some female athletes at an SEC school getting like $500 a pop.

FIFY

 

[Fiscuits]

I was on the phone last night having our Friday night NIL carousel and one of our Bama reps mentioned he "sponsored" a certain someone on the team $10,000 to show up to his little'uns birthday party.

This is true and has been going on for years however now is 100% legal.

 

[LisaLT]

(Not necessarily directed at you)

Anyone curious should just Google the texas NIL law. The law itself is about 10 paragraphs long and is written in plain, easy to understand english. It answers many of the questions in these threads.

I’m in California. Does the law apply to where the athlete resides or the business? If the corporation is in California and the work takes place in CA, I imagine CA law prevails.

I wonder how much the laws vary state to state.

 

[Pharm Frog]

I’m in California. Does the law apply to where the athlete resides or the business? If the corporation is in California and the work takes place in CA, I imagine CA law prevails.

I wonder how much the laws vary state to state.

Have you seen the tax implications of being a professional football player living in Florida but playing the Jets and Giants in the Meadowlands in the same year? It’s ridiculous

 

[LisaLT]

Not sure what she/he/ye is identifying as this week. Seriously…are you talking about Maggie Nichols?

No I think it’s the LSU gymnast.

 

[LisaLT]

Have you seen the tax implications of being a professional football player living in Florida but playing the Jets and Giants in the Meadowlands in the same year? It’s ridiculous

Not only that but the Jets stink. Add insult to financial injury lol.

 

[James Penny]

I was on the phone last night having our Friday night NIL carousel and one of our Bama reps mentioned he "sponsored" a certain someone on the team $10,000 to show up to his little'uns birthday party.

Man... You and I ride on significantly different carousels. Good on you.

 

[Eight]

Let me get this straight. All you have to do is contact an athlete directly and say hey I’ll sponsor you if u endorse/tweet/post my product or service etc? And it can be any amount? And $547 is the average going rate? That seems pretty cheap. Does the university care about its own logos being used by an athlete in an endorsement situation?

heck, just redirect your monthly budget for the pool boy and you too can help tcu athletics

 

[LisaLT]

heck, just redirect your monthly budget for the pool boy and you too can help tcu athletics

I'm not sure even a million dollars would help the football program right now. Make that one billion.

 

[Mean Purple]

any chance this is taking the drive out of athletes?

because we just saw a team with zero fight.