By james art 
South Carolina Gamecocks Ad Jeremiah Dontai talks about the current NIL climate at Football College.
There is no question that college football is much different today than five years ago. Whether it is a transfer portal, players receive a pay or expansion of conferences and playoff, sports have been under many changes. Some may label these changes as good things, while others can define it as bad, and South Carolina’s athletic director Jeremiah Donata gave a certain idea of his point of view from the zero side of things.
The house against the ncaa The settlement is prepared to bring the revenue to share the college of football and to allow programs to pay directly to their players. Donati talks about the future of Nil at the College of Football at The Postgame Show on 107.5 Tuesday’s game.
Nil means name, image and likeness, but according to Donata, which has very little of the actual value that is placed on these athletes. He has been talking about a story of his time at NFL from 14 years ago to make a perspective on how crazy the zero deals are in football college today.
“I used to work with the NFL agency,” Donati said. “When I worked for Lee Steinberg, one of [Leigh’s] Customers were all-pro walking back. And he had a deal with Nike, which I remember, was $ 50,000 a year. This particular running back had to do all these things for it. “
Now flash forward to what athletes from college are being offset today and this is a night and daily difference.
“We’re talking about linear players and running runs, who receive deals from $ 600,000 to $ 800,000,” Donati said. “If you want to burn some of your revenue affairs within the limit of this, this is the institutional solution. But to find a real deal with $ 800,000 to pass control, I tell you, they are very, very, very little and Between.
Although changes to the NIL landscape in college sports are expected to come from the house against NCAA, it is likely not to change the current market for the price that it costs some of these athletes at the college on your list. South Carolina knows this, as it has been reported that they have kept their star freshman, the edge of the edge of Dylan Stewart in this extra -season through a deal reported to be between $ 1 million to $ 1.5 million.
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