NIL on a few teams this year

[twindman]

I don't know if these numbers are average per new players or those on the team now.
DUKE and KY almost $500K
Memphis $890K
Texas $336K
MSU $96K
IN $295K
OSU $51K
RU $63K
WI $22
PU $11K
IL $16K
PSU $8K
MI $10K
Minn $59K
Iowa $10K
NW ---
Here is the link where I got this: "https://www.on3.com/db/rankings/consensus-team/basketball/2023/"
Really big disparity between top teams and others and even in the B1G.

 

[hawkjt]

If factual, this is very interesting data.
ISU - 171k/recruit. Omaha must have gotten 600k with the other 3 splitting the other 80k up.
It seems the average going rate for a 4 star is around 20k.

Iowa is at around 40k total between 1 4 star and 3 3star recruits.
I noticed Tennessee is up there over 100k. The big kid they got over Iowa probably got 150-200k.

When you see schools like ISU and Minny land 5 star kids this year it is obvious how they are doing it...$$$$$.

 

[oldhawk56]

Beginning of the end of any pretense.
The haves will feast while the rest fight over the scraps..

 

[ISUBryceC]

I'll be very curious to see where they are getting their numbers because it was my understanding that ISU doesn't have that kind of NIL money.

The other thing is that this is obviously ignoring transfer portal NIL money, because some schools not on this list threw some pretty crazy NIL numbers around for their basketball team to land transfers.