I think one of the largest NIL deals went to a volleyball players. They were like 2nd. Oops she is in gymnastics and she ranks 4 th. I never heard of her.
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She was all over the headlines for a while.I think one of the largest NIL deals went to a volleyball players. They were like 2nd. Oops she is in gymnastics and she ranks 4 th. I never heard of her.
Top 20 College Athletes With The Highest NIL Valuations
Weirdly for some time college athletes making money in college sports regarding Name, Image, and Likeness is a normal thing. Numerous college
It's easy for a female athlete to get a NIL deal. It's all about social media though . She just needs to be out there and not shy . She don't have to do onlyfans either.
There's a lot of blonde hair on that list..Here is the highest female NIL deals. It's mostly Basketball,track , gymnastics, and volleyball. I think there is 2 softball players.
Women’s NIL Valuations - Top Female Athletes by NIL Value | On3
A ranking of the top women athletes based on NIL Valuation. These rankings are based on the potential influence they have as an individual.www.on3.com
Yeah, but not one person is paying $20 to see you take a Chemistry final or talk about your assignments on the internet.
No, but please look up how much money universities receive in research dollars. While the professors are the ones who apply for the research dollars, it's students who do the work. They are paid, but it's a very small amount. My son knew someone who quit his PhD program because he was tired of living in his car. For the millions of dollars students bring to universities, they aren't reimbursed properly at all. I guarantee that they would trade their paltry pay for a full ride.
Isn’t the purpose of higher education to earn a degree in a field of study? Isn’t that degree then used to obtain a job that compensates you for applying the knowledge and skills you learned and studied for to obtain that degree? When did being a college student itself become the full time job? That doesn’t make any sense.
I get that not every athlete takes full advantage of their scholarship, but that doesn't devalue the scholarship in my mind. Most of those kids will never even have a cup of coffee in the NFL or NBA. and most of those that do will need a career after their time in professional sports is over. A free education is an invaluable gift, and those that are smart enough to take advantage of it reap considerable rewards.
Have you never met a graduate student, or an undergrad involved in research? Between their studies and doing research there is no time for anything else, so yeah, while in college being a student is a full time job. And they don't get paid much for doing that research. Many do get a good job in their field of study afterwards, but that often comes with significant student debt. Oh, the university profits greatly from the research work they do while in college.
It would be great if we keep him one more year, but highly doubtful.
True, but it would have been a nice surprise if he returned.
He’s going the right thing to have a better shot at the NFL
I understand why he’s wanting to transfer, however I question your claim. It’s the big fish/small pond vs. small fish/big pond conundrum.
That would be true however….
I agree with you. We’ve seen other UTEP transfers like Deion Hankins and Tyrin Smith who didn’t do much once they left UTEP. Talented players playing at G5 schools like UTEP will get their chance to make it to the NFL. Just look at recent Miners who made it to the NFL like Aaron Jones, Will Hernandez, and Tyrice Knight, just to name a few.
Or he could be outperformed by an underclassman/blue chip at OU or other P5 and be projected as same draft spot or worse now with being a year older
