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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Just sayin': I just wonder how many schools are actually giving recruits $5000 for a visit.
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Just look at the recruiting rankings and transfer portal rankings...Just sayin': I just wonder how many schools are actually giving recruits $5000 for a visit.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
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Somebody tell 1870 society to get on some double IPA.... or some scotch ale. Its winter.Support Ohio State Athletes with Boom! American Lager from the 1870 Society
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SUPPORT OHIO STATE ATHLETES WITH BOOM! AMERICAN LAGER FROM THE 1870 SOCIETY
Are you looking to support Ohio State football's NIL efforts? Do you also like beer? We have some great news for you!
Boom! American Lager, from Gray Duck Spirits and the 1870 Society, is on shelves today at Giant Eagle stores across Columbus, with a statewide rollout to Giant Eagle stores early next week.
Boom! American Lager is made possible by former Ohio State football player Alex Boone and his former Vikings teammate, Chad Greenway, a founding member of Gray Duck Spirits, producer of the beverage.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Just sayin': scUM SUCKS and they always will; but they do have an interesting twist in their NIL program (i.e. Champions Circle) that I will say paid off" for them this season. Maybe it is something Ohio State might want to copy.
Valiant Management, an organization that provides Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities for Michigan athletes, wants to encourage some of the football team’s biggest stars to return for another season with the Wolverines.
The One More Year Fund, launched Sunday afternoon, is a crowdfunding campaign “designed to retain key Michigan football players” who might otherwise declare for the 2023 NFL Draft. That list includes running back Blake Corum, wide receiver Cornelius Johnson, left guard Trevor Keegan and right guard Zak Zinter.
In a message to The Michigan Insider, Valiant Management described the One More Year Fund as follows:
As one of the officially supported collectives of the University of Michigan Athletic Department, Valiant Management Group is launching the One More Year Fund, a crowdfunding campaign designed to retain key Michigan football players like Blake Corum, Trevor Keegan, and Zak Zinter. Fans have the option to donate any amount of money, but those who donate over $5,000 will receive exclusive donor benefits. Donations go directly to the One More Year Fund which is a dedicated NIL fund for key football players who return for the 2023 season and a run at the National Championship. 100% of fund proceeds go to the players. Valiant’s goal is to raise as much money as possible, no donation is too big or too small. Help Valiant show the players how much the Maize and Blue faithful appreciate them and want them back in the winged helmet next year.
Valiant says its goal is “to raise as much money as possible to increase the likelihood that all key members of the Michigan football team return for the 2023 season.” The organization says 100% of proceeds will go to returning football players.
Michigan NIL collective launches campaign for ‘One More Year’ with star players
Jan 8, 2023Valiant Management, an organization that provides Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities for Michigan athletes, wants to encourage some of the football team’s biggest stars to return for another season with the Wolverines.
The One More Year Fund, launched Sunday afternoon, is a crowdfunding campaign “designed to retain key Michigan football players” who might otherwise declare for the 2023 NFL Draft. That list includes running back Blake Corum, wide receiver Cornelius Johnson, left guard Trevor Keegan and right guard Zak Zinter.
In a message to The Michigan Insider, Valiant Management described the One More Year Fund as follows:
As one of the officially supported collectives of the University of Michigan Athletic Department, Valiant Management Group is launching the One More Year Fund, a crowdfunding campaign designed to retain key Michigan football players like Blake Corum, Trevor Keegan, and Zak Zinter. Fans have the option to donate any amount of money, but those who donate over $5,000 will receive exclusive donor benefits. Donations go directly to the One More Year Fund which is a dedicated NIL fund for key football players who return for the 2023 season and a run at the National Championship. 100% of fund proceeds go to the players. Valiant’s goal is to raise as much money as possible, no donation is too big or too small. Help Valiant show the players how much the Maize and Blue faithful appreciate them and want them back in the winged helmet next year.
Valiant says its goal is “to raise as much money as possible to increase the likelihood that all key members of the Michigan football team return for the 2023 season.” The organization says 100% of proceeds will go to returning football players.
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dragurd
Head Coach
Corum would be a god damn moron to come back. He was already an idiot for coming back this year when his stock was at a all time highJust sayin': scUM SUCKS and they always will; but they do have an interesting twist in their NIL program (i.e. Champions Circle) that I will say paid off" for them this season. Maybe it is something Ohio State might want to copy.
Michigan NIL collective launches campaign for ‘One More Year’ with star players
Jan 8, 2023
Valiant Management, an organization that provides Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities for Michigan athletes, wants to encourage some of the football team’s biggest stars to return for another season with the Wolverines.
The One More Year Fund, launched Sunday afternoon, is a crowdfunding campaign “designed to retain key Michigan football players” who might otherwise declare for the 2023 NFL Draft. That list includes running back Blake Corum, wide receiver Cornelius Johnson, left guard Trevor Keegan and right guard Zak Zinter.
In a message to The Michigan Insider, Valiant Management described the One More Year Fund as follows:
As one of the officially supported collectives of the University of Michigan Athletic Department, Valiant Management Group is launching the One More Year Fund, a crowdfunding campaign designed to retain key Michigan football players like Blake Corum, Trevor Keegan, and Zak Zinter. Fans have the option to donate any amount of money, but those who donate over $5,000 will receive exclusive donor benefits. Donations go directly to the One More Year Fund which is a dedicated NIL fund for key football players who return for the 2023 season and a run at the National Championship. 100% of fund proceeds go to the players. Valiant’s goal is to raise as much money as possible, no donation is too big or too small. Help Valiant show the players how much the Maize and Blue faithful appreciate them and want them back in the winged helmet next year.
Valiant says its goal is “to raise as much money as possible to increase the likelihood that all key members of the Michigan football team return for the 2023 season.” The organization says 100% of proceeds will go to returning football players.
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I think his stock has actually dropped this year, and I wouldn't be surprised if he considered coming back, tbh... He can get another 20TDs next year by being the goal line RB, and be one of the faces of CFB. He's not an NFL caliber RB, IMO. He's Mike Hart 2.0
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I see your point, but he strikes me as one of those college players who enjoys college a lot. And with NIL, he may be a player who the NFL is a pay cut for him compared to what he'd make in Ann Arbor
But I can see either scenario.
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dragurd
Head Coach
That's what I meant. He was getting hiesman hype last year. He was an idiot to come back this year but I guess going for another run can be a draw. But next year? NCAA issues hanging over their head tons of players gone running even more tread off the tires for that? He'd be a moron to do that I don't care how much you'd love college
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AirForceBuck15
All-American
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Awesome. I just bought the Platinum pack. As soon as I get a Marv card, I wont open another pack and put it in a case to keep it from any damage. He's going to end up the new Jerry Rice in the NFL
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osuvictory1
Just a schlub from Y-town
Listened to the Menace podcast. Apparently, the head of OSU's NIL was let go. That can't be a good sign. Will somebody get somebody that knows what they are doing already?
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