Name, Image and Likeness deals have taken over college football since the NCAA made the rule change back in July.
Many players across the country have already made millions of dollars in the short time they have been able to profit up to this point.
Multiple Texas athletes have already taken advantage of NIL by signing endorsement deals, selling merchandise and more. For example, running back Bijan Robinson has a deal with Raising Canes and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown was able to get his mother a car through a deal with Covert Hutto.
A new organization named Horns with Heart has set up a deal where each Texas offensive lineman will be paid $50,000 per year called “The Pancake Factory.”
Details of the deal were given in their initial statement:
Starting 8/1/22 all scholarship Offensive Linemen at the University of Texas will receive $50,000 annually ($800,000 combined) for use of their NIL and participating in charitable causes.
Money talks and Texas players and recruits have taken notice of the new NIL deal. See their reactions here: