UNDATED (AP) – It’s been a year since college athletes have been able to capitalize on their status with name, image and licensing deals, and some are making thousands of dollars. One NIL platform projects that more than $900 million was spent in the first year and that NIL is only going to get bigger – $1.1 billion in 2022-23. While comprehensive data is hard to come by, some of the NIL platforms and a handful of schools have provided information about the average deal, the median deal and what athletes do for that money.
TOP STORIES
- K-State men add Slovakian Miami transfer Timotej Malovec
- MHS girls’ soccer battles past Wichita North in 1-0 win
- Elias Rapieque marks K-State’s final portal entry
- Ford files for reelection to Riley County commission
- Manhattan Country Club among 8 renewing relationships with Landscapes Golf Management
- St. George man sentenced to 66 years for rape, other crimes
- Two arrested following domestic disturbance in Manhattan
- RCPD Report: 4/21/26
