Go look at the NIL deals with other schools.....it is always a ton of big booster business affiliated with the program.
1. Do you not think Garorade is getting a nice fat deal to provide all refreshments to Florida....and is it a coincidence AR15 gets a NIL?
2. DO you think At&T is getting a nice communications deal with Tennesseee....and it is a coincidence that UT players are NIL iwht them.
I mean you guys can play this "its not fair" baby crap all you want. But this is technically money laundering right out in the open. You figure a way around the rule and get the players/business to make the sports program excel. Our competition is doing it and you'll see UK falling further back and if you want to whine about and make excuses....all be it. But these things are no illegal and they won't be punished. Asking fans to o $25 a month to fund this and assuming UK and business we do deals with keep all their money and UK will get the players needed to compete....it's just so nuts to imagine that world can exist. I don't know where to begin on how far in left field you truly are.
“We are excited to create a new partnership with AT&T and University of Tennessee student-athletes,” said James Clawson, CEO of Volunteer Club. “This a perfect opportunity to highlight AT&T’s ultra-fast fiber services through student-athletes at Tennessee.”
“There is a benefit obviously for hard sales when something good happens with the athlete, we get people coming in and purchasing cookies,” President of Moonshine Mountain Cookies Mike Maddux said. “Really the long term is the soft sales. The fact that we are a locally based company, even though we ship across the country, but that we affiliate with the University of Tennessee is huge.”
Anthony Richardson has signed an NIL deal with Gatorade, the company that makes the sports drink that was developed by a team of scientists at Florida’s College of Medicine for the Gators football in 1965, On3 Sports reported. The initial purpose for the drink was to act as a replacement for body fluids lost when playing football.