Winner: College Sports and Money!!
- College basketball returned on Monday and College Football season is marching to the end of the year and playoffs.
- This is the third year of collegiate athletics’ where student athletes can financially benefit.
- Last year, athletes made nearly $1.2 billion in deals, an increase of about 11% from the year before
- USC basketball’s Bronny James $6M/year.
- Colorado University QB Shedeur Sanders leads college football at $4.3M/year.
- LSU gymnast Livvy Dunne $3.2M with commercials for brands like American Eagle and Vuori.
- The average starter at a major football program now makes about $103,000 a year,
- The average men's basketball player with a collective deal earns $37,000.
- College recruiting now looks like free agency of professional sports, where the highest bidder often wins.
- $600 an hour. A group of University of Iowa superfans, pays recent transfer quarterback Cade McNamara $600 an hour for various community-oriented tasks, like delivering meals to seniors and making visits to children's hospitals.
$25,000 for one post per month. Some Michigan State football players, simply promote their collective’s charity via social media,.
- University of Utah’s Crimson Collective is granting every scholarship football player a new $61,000 Dodge truck — leased to each player, until they depart the program.
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