General Booty strikes underwear NIL deal with Rock ‘Em Socks
"He gave us valuable feedback on the fit before he even started to design his own collection."
"He gave us valuable feedback on the fit before he even started to design his own collection."
"Keeping the mystique behind it is important."
"If we want to change things, let’s make change. Let’s not go on these rants that do nothing for anybody."
"I’m surprised he hasn’t been called out on it more to date just like Tommy Tuberville was with the ridiculous things he said recently."
"We are both disappointed and disgusted by this journalism practice and blatant sexist trope."
"I don't think my quote that made the rounds on [social] media was taken in any type of context at all."
"Drinkwitz went into damage control, defending his earlier remarks by adding what he felt was needed 'context'"
"We can't pay all these players."
"Democrats and Republicans. They're all crooks."
"Audiences just love mic’d up content. They just love when the athletes are their own commentators."
From meme to NIL deal: D-II OL Dieunerst Collin has an NIL deal with Popeyes 10 years after going viral in a Popeyes-related video.
"Twitter's your microphone; let the world know what you're thinking, what you care about, what you want to say. And then let the world take the conversation from there."
"Andscape and espnW are ESPN’s leading brands when it comes to elevating stories about black and female athletes. We feel there’s an opportunity for both brands to share content and grow relationships directly with student athletes via INFLCR’s platform."
"Twitter has always been and will continue to act as the megaphone for athletes to use their voice. Now they can leverage their most impactful moments on the field to earn meaningful NIL compensation."
"They're the ones signing the mega TV deals, and a new one is coming in 2024. Why can't that be a NIL deal right from the Big Ten?"
A partnership INFLCR initially struck with Atlantic Records to let student-athletes and schools use licensed music on social media is now expanding to let Atlantic reach out to particular athletes who are fans of particular artists, and strike NIL deals with them to promote upcoming music.
"There is an undeniable, incredibly uncomfortable racial context."