Meet the first college athlete to make money from NIL
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much better, doesn't look like a guy
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Right. I am sure she actually cut that $75 piece of plywood in that get upHere's a better pic. Now imagine this angle... The girls of the ACC in Penthouse. They might make more than you thought.
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You haven’t watched many of the latest home remodel shows. That outfit is the typical “uniform” for them now.
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The world may not be oversaturated, but OnlyFans is oversaturated.
One relevant fact is that right now a huge percentage of women know how to do makeup at a Hollywood level. Huge numbers of these Instagram 9s are really 5s.
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Well, they did have a year to practice
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Sometimes you get the opposite. Like the time I was tricked into watching Monster because Charlize Theron was in it....my opinion of her will forever be flaccid now. Some things just can't be unseen.
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She got the Oscar mostly for being hideous. You gotta admit, her acting hideous is some serious acting.
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And by “likeness” that mean “pornhub.”So, if a freshman volleyball player at Aquinas College can make thousands of dollars from NIL, I believe our athletes will do ok.
"Chloe V. Mitchell, a freshman volleyball player at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan is believed to be the first college athlete to make money from her likeness."
Meet Chloe V. Mitchell: one of the first college athletes to make money from her likeness
A freshman volleyball player at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids is believed to be the first college athlete to take advantage of new policy changes.www.cnbc.com
How NCAA athletes with little fame will benefit from NIL rights
Chances are you’ve never heard of Chloe V. Mitchell. She’s a freshman volleyball player at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Mich. Her team plays in a small gym. Her games aren’t on television.www.ajc.com
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You're missing the point....I was bamboozled into watching it and I got exposed to something no man should ever have to witness.
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I understand completely. Monster totally spoiled my fantasy of being the meat in a Charlize Theron/Christina Ricci sandwich.
Is she Mark Richt‘s daughter?
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One of these is not like the other
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Another article about NIL by Ken Sugiuraon breaks down how you make money with NIL. On Instagram, a rule of thumb is $6 per 1,000 followers for an endorsement post.
Also explains how female athletes can make more than male athletes. And, no, it's not what you think it is.
www.ajc.com
Also explains how female athletes can make more than male athletes. And, no, it's not what you think it is.
Tech athletes have money-making options with name, image, likeness rules
Zayne Hilderbrand plays golf for the College of Coastal Georgia, an NAIA school in Brunswick. A freshman from Gainesville, he made history that had nothing to do with par or championships. A few weeks ago, he became among the first college athletes from the state of Georgia to be compensated for...