Oklahoma State Close to Officially Announcing Two NIL Collectives

Oklahoma State has moving on about the same pace on NIL as Alabama. That can't be bad. Also, Mike Gundy and Nick Saban have talked with each other about NIL. Both are concerned.
By Robert Allen
April 16, 2022
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STILLWATER – You’ve heard me rail about it on radio, ready my rants about NIL and how schools ranging from Texas with the Pancake Society paying each scholarship offensive lineman $50,000 annually to BYU with a booster funding walk-ons room, board, and tuition to Miami, Fla. football players across the board taking $6,000 to post positive about a workout facility on their social media.

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Oklahoma State Close to Officially Announcing Two NIL Collectives

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5:21p, 4/17/22
This is good. We should not be left behind when teams like TTU are already paying to get players. Especially OL. We should set something up for the line big guys.
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In reply to rcfb • 8:35a, 4/18/22
I believe the article says you can't pay "to get players", per se. (that is certainly the "expectation" set by the NCAA)

(although Spencer Rattler is driving around in a brand new Silverado after showing up at S. Carolina - which was a NIL deal struck "after" he agreed to be a gamecock... wink, wink, wink)

I'm glad OSU is trying to do it the correct way.

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