NIL collective Salary Revealed

[Jimmyandjoes]

How real is NIL? Anonymous recruits in college football's 2024 class dish on collectives, contracts and more

Fifteen four- and five-star recruits disclosed to 247Sports either exactly what they’ll receive or around what they’ll earn at their school of choice. The values run the gamut from a few thousand a month to around a million a year.

247sports.com

Averaged out to a little over $300k

 

[Dadof2Vols]

The article is full of lies. Some recruits said they signed with schools who had lesser NIL deals.

I learned on VN that when VOLS lose a recruit it is because they were outbid and Spyre sucks.

 

[TNHopeful505]

That article would be helpful against the inducement piece the NCAA is toting. NIL is not inducement. Many kids chose not to play for the highest bidder. It is a piece of the puzzle not the whole puzzle.

Am I a little mad these kids are making like 10x the money I make now? Yes. But more power to them I guess.

 

[woodpusher]

The article is full of lies. Some recruits said they signed with schools who had lesser NIL deals.

I learned on VN that when VOLS lose a recruit it is because they were outbid and Spyre sucks.

The claim is that the collectives are not boosters.
If a recruit expresses a desire to play for a school other than Tennessee, what will Spyre do, if anything, to facilitate that?

 

[VolatileVol]

How much money do we have "appropriated" to the football program? I've heard we have somewhere between $20 - $25M for athletes as a whole. Is that in the ballpark of what we are spending?

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

The article is full of lies. Some recruits said they signed with schools who had lesser NIL deals.

I learned on VN that when VOLS lose a recruit it is because they were outbid and Spyre sucks.

Many times that was the case. This doesn’t disprove that.

 

[VolTull]

learned on VN that when VOLS lose a recruit it is because they were outbid and Spyre sucks.

Ouch. lol