Michigan offering 2025 No. 1 recruit whopping 8-figure NIL deal to sway him away from LSU: report
https://www.foxnews.com ^ | November 14, 2024 | Scott Thompson
Posted on 11/15/2024 2:24:39 AM PST by Enterprise
There's NIL money, and there's what the Michigan Wolverines are trying to get 2025 No. 1 recruit Bryce Underwood to join them next season in Ann Arbor.
Underwood, the 6-foot-3, 205-pound phenom who stars for Belleville in Michigan, has become an all-in target for the Wolverines' program.
According to On3, Michigan is willing to offer Underwood, who is committed to play for LSU next year, $10.5 million in NIL money over four years.
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TOPICS: Education; Sports
KEYWORDS: money
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I'm still fascinated that college athletes can become millionaires without going pro!
1 posted on 11/15/2024 2:24:39 AM PST by Enterprise
To: Enterprise
It’s so wrong. These kids a lot off time do not have the maturity to handle that amount of money and not kill themselves. There should be no NIL money in college sports. Plus they should be made to earn a USEFUL degree, not basket weaving.
To: southernindymom
Many college athletes get injured and are unable to go pro, at least this way they get some money before that time
To: Enterprise
NIL is a fraud. It’s no more than a way for schools to buy athletes. It’s already out of control.
4 posted on 11/15/2024 2:38:37 AM PST by popdonnelly (All the enormous crimes in history have been committed by governments.)
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