Key Takeaways
- Ethan Holliday, Oklahoma Sooners baseball freshman infielder, $1.2 million NIL with Rawlings
- Jac Caglianone, Florida Gators pitcher/first baseman, $2.3 million NIL valuation
- Charlie Condon, Georgia Bulldogs outfielder, $1.9 million NIL with Fanatics
- Arch Manning, Texas Longhorns quarterback, holds the highest NIL valuation at $3.6 million as of October 2024: June 2026
- Shedeur Sanders, Colorado Buffaloes quarterback, has an NIL valuation of $4.7 million, leading all college athletes
- Quinn Ewers, Texas Longhorns quarterback, NIL valuation stands at $3.9 million with deals from Nike and EA Sports
- Cooper Flagg, Duke Blue Devils freshman forward, leads men's basketball NIL valuations at $5.1 million
- Ace Bailey, Rutgers Scarlet Knights freshman wing, $3.8 million NIL value with New Balance
- Dylan Harper, Rutgers Scarlet Knights freshman guard, $3.5 million NIL including Fanatics deal
- Livvy Dunne, LSU Tigers gymnast, $3.5 million NIL with Vuori and American Eagle
- Olivia Ponton, model and NIL influencer, $2.2 million valuation across sports endorsements
- Bronny James, USC Trojans basketball/football, $5.8 million NIL family boost
- Overall NIL market value reached $1.2 billion in collective funding by mid-2024
- Number of active NIL deals reported hit 25,000 across college athletes in 2024
- Average NIL valuation for Power 5 football players increased 28% to $450,000 YoY
College athletes’ NIL money hit $1.2 billion mid 2024, with football and women’s sports driving record valuations.
Related reading
01 · Category
Baseball20 stats
Baseball Interpretation
02 · Category
Football30 stats
Football Interpretation
03 · Category
Men's Basketball22 stats
Men's Basketball Interpretation
04 · Category
Other Sports24 stats
Other Sports Interpretation
05 · Category
Overall NIL Market15 stats
Overall NIL Market Interpretation
06 · Category
Women's Basketball22 stats
Women's Basketball Interpretation
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