Ohio State players received 'around $20M' in NIL, believed largest in CFB

July 24, 2024

By Cameron Salerno, CBS Sports: Ohio State football players received “around $20 million” in name, image and likeness (NIL) money from collectives and brand affiliates this past year, a number believed to be the highest in the sport, Ohio State AD Ross Bjork told Yahoo Sports.

Ohio State athletes are required by the school to disclose their agreements within 30 days of receiving NIL compensation, which helps shed light on the total amount of money given to the athletes within the program.

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Ohio State players received 'around $20 million' in NIL, believed to be largest amount in college football

Buckeyes athletic director Ross Bjork revealed a jaw-dropping number for the team's NIL payouts

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