thesideline NIL valuation for every athlete in, Volleyball, softball , baseball, M & W. Basketball Football

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mudcat1973 said:
South Carolina NIL Market Index | $43.5M 2026

Shae O'Rourke started out two years gamecocks transfer 2023 to Texas A&M then to Tennessee.
Just look South Carolina NIL break down women's basketball is the primary priority...
Football 33 million way better than unconn huskies
Men's basketball 2.65
Women's basketball 5 million
Baseball 1.05 million
Softball 250k
Track and field 230 k
Volleyball 200k
Other Olympic sports200k
Women's soccer 170 k
No wonder Shae O'Rourke left for green Grass some where else.
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mudcat1973 said:
Florida State NIL Market Index | $41.2M 2026

Football 26.5 million
Men's basketball 6.95 million
Women's basketball 1.5 million
Baseball 2.90 million
Softball 0.82 million
Track and field 0.72 million
Volleyball 0.6 million
Women's soccer 0.53 million
Women's soccer 530,000 they have a number @LVFL_Soccer what do make of there first listening of Florida State soccer NIL numbers. Seen them improve women's basketball certain university nil numbers
Other sports 0.68 million
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These updates on page 1
Post#24 was about Tennessee nil going up 10 million overall
Post #25 was hard cap same college sports
Act drop 6 updates about minute apart move them from women's soccer
this post is for if anyone's interested so they won't miss those two posts
 
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Sometimes when I think for very long about the big-money being openly and legally paid to players for their services now, I always end up recalling how when Pat found out that one of the university staffers who manned the athletes’ training table (daily food line) was giving the ultra thin Michelle Snow extra mashed potatoes, she ended up self-reporting the program for having received extra benefits.

Michelle didn’t/couldn’t have a job and had no money to buy food for herself, and the staffer was just trying to help a hungry kid out by giving her enough food to fill that frame. But extra mashed potatoes was illegal by NCAA rules.

My goodness. Can you imagine some of the conversations the “old heads” have now when they get together and discuss what it was like for them compared to how the athletes have it today?
 
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mudcat1973 said:
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...tect-college-sports-act-truths-myths-congress

ESPN article about the hard cap 48 million
if Congress passes the same college sports act
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This article is poorly reasoned and poorly written. It mixes NIL payments with the actual direct payments of schools to athletes and makes claims about the payrolls of big schools and them "not following the House Settlement." No named sources are given for these assertions. It then goes on to say the new law might work, might not, and teams might find "new loopholes." (Reminds me of politicians criticizing companies for using "tax loopholes" when what they mean is the specific deductions they authorized by law.) Then there's a paragraph vaugely referencing schools' "creative ways to spend money on things" that give them an edge in recruiting and a note that the new law "makes no effort to tamp down those costs or dissuade schools from continuing to spend beyond their means." What? Schools are going in debt or going bankrupt to fund college sports? Really? Since when?

It then raises concerns about reduced opportunities in non-revenue and Olympic sports which have historically been supported by the surpluses generated by the big revenue sports before acknowledging that this hasn't actually happened. Instead, since 2021 when NIL started. This is according to a report by Sen. Cantwell (D), one of the sponsors. The article does not address whether that report should be considered reliable.

I've got a journalism degree from UT and a law degree from an ACC school. I'm more ashamed of journalists than lawyers.
 
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the Senate is voting on the bill now
different to protect the college Sports Act
right now they're voting on AmendmentS
we're going to get a vote tonight
 
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mudcat1973 said:
NIL Tracker 2026: NIL Rankings & Spending by School

Just on teams at the top of site.
pick your University
and your university-of-tennessee nil or different university breakdown
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1 Texas 76.9 million
7 Tennessee 61.6 million
15 Michigan 54.4 million
Under 48 million
16 Georgia 47.3 million
17 Oklahoma 47.1 million
18 Kentucky 46.8 million
19 Auburn 44.3 million
20 Missouri 43.8 million


estimated numbers but you can see how the cap would work.
click on the link to see estimated n i l University's as a program overall spending on all there sports.
probably some third-party numbers there's not in these estimates
 
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mudcat1973 said:
thesideline.co

Tennessee Volunteers — Scores, Schedule, NIL & News

Tennessee Volunteers 2026: live football, basketball, and baseball scores, full schedule, per-player NIL valuations, transfer portal moves, and team news. SEC program coverage on The Sideline.
thesideline.co thesideline.co
You have clink on details to see different university sports breakdown near Tennessee NIL
Just above where Tennessee spend 31 million on football
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@LVFL_Soccer
They have tennessee football, men's basketball, baseball , softball, volleyball individual NIL figures

Women's basketball some estimates got better after they adjusted there first numbers for women's basketball.

They Missouri women's basketball NIL spending per from last year.

Back Tennessee softball don't include Tennessee's record fastball picturer from last year. Could be this team.
Don't know much Tennessee's volleyball
Anyways may not write down bunch nil numbers down .
But people can figure for there self.

Missouri's women's hungry player has got a little money
Just found updateq.
 
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mudcat1973 said:
NIL Tracker 2026: NIL Rankings & Spending by School

Just on teams at the top of site.
pick your University
and your university-of-tennessee nil or different university breakdown
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Softball
Sage mardjetko122k
Erin Numer 100k
Peyton Harden 86.5k
Sophia Knight 76.5
Bella Fawn 69k
Kaley Shelton 64.5
Maggie Krause 59K
Alannah Leach 54k
Emma Clark 50.5 k
Meredith Barn hart 46.3k
Gabby Leach 43k
Amayah Doyle 40k
Makenzie buddy 37.8k
Zoie Shuller 35k
Elsa Morrison 29.5k
McCall Sims 27.8k
Talya Haley 26.5k
Hallie Bailey 22.8k
Amani Mcfeild 19 k
they may be some names Miss
Spell

If someone notice It.
I will fix it in a day or two
Wrote notes down pretty fast


Tennessee NIL Market Index | $61.6M 2026 @LVFL_Soccer
Men's basketball baseball softball volleyball NIL teams from Tennessee has each players nil individual dollars amount.
care to give your opinion on the other four sports men's basketball baseball.
Volleyball softball individual players numbers.
just remember that could be a first draft from the side line estimates
bottom link makes it easier to get to the figures
@Volfan2012
 
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mudcat1973 said:
Softball
Sage 122k
Erin 100k
Peyton 86k
Tennessee NIL Market Index | $61.6M 2026@Volsfan2012 @LVFL_Soccer

Men's basketball baseball softball volleyball @Volsfan2012 @knoxvol52
care to give your opinion on the other four sports men's basketball baseball.
Volleyball softball individual players numbers.
just remember that could be a first draft from the side line estimates
bottom link makes it easier to get to the figures
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Mudcat. You @‘d me so I’ll reply out of respect. I’m somewhat interested in the issue of NIL spending, how it affects roster composition across all sports and what Congress is seeking to do to correct the obvious upwardly spiraling costs.

What I am not interested in is seeking to decipher long strings of Mudcat. TLDR would only start to be appropriate.

One of my keys to enjoying VolNation is to keep it simple. I’m stupid like that. 🤙🏼😉
 
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mudcat1973 said:
Softball
Sage 122k
Erin 100k
Peyton 86k
Tennessee NIL Market I @LVFL_Soccer

Men's basketball baseball softball volleyball
@knoxvol52
care to give your opinion on the other four sports men's basketball baseball.
Volleyball softball individual players numbers.
just remember that could be a first draft from the side line estimates
bottom link makes it easier to get to the figures
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Chuckiepoo they sideline site has Vols men's basketball,
Baseball, softball volleyball individual NIL per player for tennessee.
Found update on the sidelines click link look for yourself.
27 words
 
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Missouri NIL Market Index | $43.9M 2026

The Sideline estimates Missouri's 2026 NIL roster market at $43.9M, ranked #20 nationally. Explore player values, sport breakdowns, sources, and methodology.
thesideline.co thesideline.co


Missouri women's basketball NIL spending last year.
Shariah Tyler 367.5 k
Shannon Dowell 276k
Lisa Thompson 203k
Jayla Smith 152k
Aver Kronka 115k
Abby Schreahe 91k
Grace Slaughter 71.5 k
Jordan Reisma 57 k
Sydney mains 47.8k
Chloe Sotell 41.5k
Hannah Lithacum35 k
Malaya Vicent 28.3 k
Reka Toman 23 k

These numbers make more sense after going back checking some important dates.
Kellie Harper was hired March 18 2025
Transfer portal open March 24
Transfer portal close April 22 2025
House settlement June 6 2025
Went effect July 1 2025
Missouri spent money before the cap. went into affect.
Missouri women's basketball and the athletic director
Spend NIL money before went into place.
Missouri women's basketball veterans
Already was locked up for last season.
Tigers spend money on adding players.
After revenue sharing started Missouri women's basketball had money to go after five freshman class.
Two top 50 transfer portal players.
according to Kellie Harper got Grace slaughter fair market value for her senior season.
 
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Tennessee NIL Market Index | $61.6M 2026

Click on football top right of your screen.
Straight across from roaster and player values
Change to baseball
Then you can see each Tennessee volunteers baseball individual NIL deal per player.

women's basketball total spending got better after the first draft
Anyways there first listening of baseball numbers.
Th site updates every week or two.

They just include women's basketball
Softball volleyball men's basketball _
individual athletes NIL numbers
 
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mudcat1973 said:
Tennessee NIL Market Index | $61.6M 2026

Click on football top right of your screen.
Straight across from roaster and player values
Change to baseball
Then you can see each Tennessee volunteers baseball individual NIL deal per player.

women's basketball total spending got better after the first draft
Anyways there first listening of baseball numbers.
Th site updates every week or two.

They just include women's basketball
Softball volleyball men's basketball _
individual athletes NIL numbers
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Has Tennessee baseball each players NIL
Player value

Ariel Antigua 309 k
Reese Chapman 262k
Mark Handy 230 k
Manny Martin 204 k
Finley Bates 182 k
Stone Lawless 158 k
Garrett Wright 141 k
Brady Frederick 128 k
Henry Ford 116.5 k
Evan Blanco 104 k
Hunter High 92.5 k
Blaine Brown 83.5 k
Jay Albemarle 77 k
Bo Rhudy 71 k
Blake Grimmer 65.5 k
Tyler 61 k
Brandon Avid son 57.5 k
Levi Clark 52 k
London Mack 49.3 k
Tag an Kuhn's 46.8 k
Chris Newston 43.3 k
Brayden Kerzel 41.3 k
Nic Abraham 39.5k
Evan Honkins 37.5k
Trent Grindinger 35.3 k
Ethan Moore 34 k
Nate Elsfelder 32.8 k
Cam Appenzell ER 28.8 k
Huston Chance 27k
Taylor Tracey 26.3 k
Cash Williams 25.8 k
Sawyer Peering 25 k
Ari Bethel 24.5 k
Ethan Balotto 24 k
Jackson Esteo 23.5k
Will Haas 23.3 k
Jax Bishop 22.8
Chandler Day 22.3 k
DJ McDowell 22 k
3.05 million
 
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mudcat1973 said:
Has Tennessee baseball each players NIL
Player value

Ariel Antigua 309 k
Reese Chapman 262k
Mark Handy 230 k
Manny Martin 204 k
Finley Bates 182 k
Stone Lawless 158 k
Garrett Wright 141 k
Brady Frederick 128 k
Henry Ford 116.5 k
Evan Blanco 104 k
Hunter High 92.5 k
Blaine Brown 83.5 k
Jay Albemarle 77 k
Bo Rhudy 71 k
Blake Grimmer 65.5 k
Tyler 61 k
Brandon Avid son 57.5 k
Levi Clark 52 k
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No chance that list is accurate, right? It has Grant Hurst as the 3rd highest valued men's basketball player at something like $1.65 million. In case people don't follow basketball, Grant Hurst's on-court contributions weren't worth $165.00, let alone $1.65 mil (8 garbage time points in 3 seasons). No offense to Grant Hurst.
 
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No chance that list is accurate, right? It has Grant Hurst as the 3rd highest valued men's basketball player at something like $1.65 million. In case people don't follow basketball, Grant Hurst's on-court contributions weren't worth $165.00, let alone $1.65 mil (8 garbage time points in 3 seasons). No offense to Grant Hurst.
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They got better looking women's basketball total NIL numbers as a whole. after there first numbers I seen on the sidelines .
They update there site about ever week or two.
This is there first time listing of individual athlet's
Besides football only.

They said numbers are estimates not actual payroll .
 
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