I’m trying to understand the extent of our NIL efforts. I am aware of the Bulldog Initiative and contribute monthly. I feel good about it because I know who Charlie is and the athletic department has promoted it. The athletic department has also promoted something called Opendorse Marketplace. I have no idea how lucrative this has been for our athletes.
I have heard of other NIL efforts that seem questionable. I don’t want to name them in case they are not legitimate. One has a suspended Twitter account (red flag), and one was founded by someone who appears to have made the move to Auburn.
Are there other legitimate State NIL efforts we need to be aware of? I’m curious what y’all think is the best approach to NIL: focusing on one initiative or supporting many efforts that complement each other?
We need to be very efficient with NIL given that we compete with schools like A&M. We probably need some X factor.
I have heard of other NIL efforts that seem questionable. I don’t want to name them in case they are not legitimate. One has a suspended Twitter account (red flag), and one was founded by someone who appears to have made the move to Auburn.
Are there other legitimate State NIL efforts we need to be aware of? I’m curious what y’all think is the best approach to NIL: focusing on one initiative or supporting many efforts that complement each other?
We need to be very efficient with NIL given that we compete with schools like A&M. We probably need some X factor.