Welcome Guest! Create an Account login email: password: remember me: BASKETBALLFOOTBALLMESSAGE BOARDCHATLINKS site searchwhere to watchcontact usabout usadvertise with ushelp Message Board BobcatAttack.com Message Board Ohio Football Topic:  NIL Earnings Data Topic:  NIL Earnings Data Author Message TWT General User Member Since: 12/20/2004 Location: Alexandria, VA Post Count: 5,090 Status: Offline     NIL Earnings Data    Posted: 12/28/2023 8:24:40 PM  We hear a lot about NIL valuations. On3 has a way of calculating "valuations" and their database reports on NIL deals but the the terms are not disclosed. To this point in time its been quite difficult to pin down actual NIL earning data and what I was able to find conflicts with conventional perception. Richest College Football Programs by Average NIL Earnings (2023) https://nfldraftdiamonds.com/2023/04/richest-college-foot... / 1.Texas A&M 85k 2.Michigan 65k 3.Oklahoma 64k 4.Georgia 56k 5.Alabama 52k 6.Clemson 46k 7.Ohio St. 44k 8.Notre Dame 34k 9.Utah 29k 10.Baylor 16.5k A few points upon researching the topic of NIL. -Its very top heavy with the NIL deals. A few 5 stars are pulling in 500k+ endorsements while their teammates are getting scraps. Valuations are an attempt to promote a market value into reality. -The importance of a strong social media presence to juice the value of endorsements. Only a handful of 5 starts are walking into college with over 1 million social media followers. Most players even at the top programs don't have more than a few thousand followers. -The requirements for the NIL endorsements can require many appearances and marketing activities. There are only so many that one player can fulfill. This leads to the question at what point are they worth a players time. -Players aren't necessarily impressed with smaller deals. There was a story about a car dealership giving every Utah player a lease on a 61,000 dollar so long as they played for the Utes. A bunch of players jumped into the portal anyways. What they want is to put themselves in position for are the large 500k windfalls that you can earn as a star skill player at the larger power programs. -Deals are both national and regional and what they can earn in a power conference is 5x more by virtue of it being higher profile. Regional meaning focused in-state. That one university is in a college town vs. another in a small city isn't a significant factor in a regional deal. The existential concern I've seen posted on here is the notion that Toledo, Akron and Buffalo will run away with the MAC because they are in small cities I'm not seeing as the upside for deals will have a conference ceiling. The deals are regional and can be also tied to players home locations in other states. Ohio is the only MAC program with a paid apparel deal so I wouldn't be too concerned about our relative NIL value to peers. The NIL industry is expected to double in the next few years. That should open up a path for MAC players to earn 75k-100k endorsements that the Top 100 recruits don't have time to mess around with. It can prevent some of the MAC guys from hitting the portal but of course not all. There is also room for a strategy of promising recruits the athletic department can help them earn deals and set them on a path for a big time P5 transfer opportunity. Most Memorable Bobcat Events Attended 2010 97-83 win over Georgetown in NCAA 1st round 2012 45-13 victory over ULM in the Independence Bowl 2015 34-3 drubbing of Miami @ Peden front of 25,086 Back to Top Bobcat Love's Sense of Shame General User Member Since: 7/30/2010 Post Count: 3,593 Status: Offline     RE: NIL Earnings Data    Posted: 12/30/2023 7:03:33 PM  This is really interesting. Especially seeing how substantial the drop is from 1 to 10. Have to assume based on this that there isn't a massive difference between us and the bottom tier of P5. Back to Top greencat General User Member Since: 3/12/2005 Post Count: 2,310 Status: Offline     RE: NIL Earnings Data    Posted: 12/31/2023 11:00:53 AM  Campus Flow wrote: We hear a lot about NIL valuations. On3 has a way of calculating "valuations" and their database reports on NIL deals but the the terms are not disclosed. To this point in time its been quite difficult to pin down actual NIL earning data and what I was able to find conflicts with conventional perception. Richest College Football Programs by Average NIL Earnings (2023) https://nfldraftdiamonds.com/2023/04/richest-college-foot... / 1.Texas A&M 85k 2.Michigan 65k 3.Oklahoma 64k 4.Georgia 56k 5.Alabama 52k 6.Clemson 46k 7.Ohio St. 44k 8.Notre Dame 34k 9.Utah 29k 10.Baylor 16.5k A few points upon researching the topic of NIL. -Its very top heavy with the NIL deals. A few 5 stars are pulling in 500k+ endorsements while their teammates are getting scraps. Valuations are an attempt to promote a market value into reality. -The importance of a strong social media presence to juice the value of endorsements. Only a handful of 5 starts are walking into college with over 1 million social media followers. Most players even at the top programs don't have more than a few thousand followers. -The requirements for the NIL endorsements can require many appearances and marketing activities. There are only so many that one player can fulfill. This leads to the question at what point are they worth a players time. -Players aren't necessarily impressed with smaller deals. There was a story about a car dealership giving every Utah player a lease on a 61,000 dollar so long as they played for the Utes. A bunch of players jumped into the portal anyways. What they want is to put themselves in position for are the large 500k windfalls that you can earn as a star skill player at the larger power programs. -Deals are both national and regional and what they can earn in a power conference is 5x more by virtue of it being higher profile. Regional meaning focused in-state. That one university is in a college town vs. another in a small city isn't a significant factor in a regional deal. The existential concern I've seen posted on here is the notion that Toledo, Akron and Buffalo will run away with the MAC because they are in small cities I'm not seeing as the upside for deals will have a conference ceiling. The deals are regional and can be also tied to players home locations in other states. Ohio is the only MAC program with a paid apparel deal so I wouldn't be too concerned about our relative NIL value to peers. The NIL industry is expected to double in the next few years. That should open up a path for MAC players to earn 75k-100k endorsements that the Top 100 recruits don't have time to mess around with. It can prevent some of the MAC guys from hitting the portal but of course not all. There is also room for a strategy of promising recruits the athletic department can help them earn deals and set them on a path for a big time P5 transfer opportunity. Texas A&M/Clemson/Baylor combined for 19 losses. 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