Has there been any public reporting of ISU athletes and NIL money received?

[SouthJerseyCy]

Like others here have said, there are several players with T-shirt deals. I think David Carr signed for some wrestling shoe/gear money. These type of things were the intent of the NIL rules.

Now, if your asking if we've had any big donors step up an 'buy' players as it seems is happening in many other places, I've not heard of it at ISU yet.

 

[khardbored]

I think OP and others (including myself) are just wondering what's out there in the public "eye."

I mean, young men athletes aren't exactly generally "secretive and private" about endorsement deals. Also, it kind of defeats the purpose.

 

[besserheimerphat]

I am hardly a "rando," sir!

Just in case anyone was taking this seriously, the comment was VERY tongue-in-cheek.

 

[GBlade]

I do wonder as Coaches and ADs start advertising how much their players are getting via NIL if there will be any Title IX issues.

 

[Rick]

How long can the money last? Is NIL money tax-deductible?

 

[MushroomPinball]

I do wonder as Coaches and ADs start advertising how much their players are getting via NIL if there will be any Title IX issues.

Would that even come into play since the NIL deals are all outside of the university? It would be one thing if the university was directly paying the players but it's all technically private agreements between businesses and athletes.

 

[19210]

I haven't seen anything, has anyone seen anything?

If we are ever going to start it would be good to drop a couple of bags for Moten and R Mason Thomas to keep them from going to Oklahoma. Granted we won't be able to match what Oklahoma would be able to pay, but who knows if Oklahoma is planning on paying the two.