SIAP: a real statue
- By UCF.Jeremy
- The Dungeon - Knights Only
- 19 Replies
Not my picture, but I saw it in my way out. The Schnellenberger statue was well done. This isn’t a joke- GOL’s should be torn out and replaced. Or maybe move it to inside the football facility out of sight.
OT: Texas A&M athletes made $4.1M in NIL money in 2021-22 academic year
- By Brandon
- The Dungeon - Knights Only
- 49 Replies
Texas A&M athletes collected more than $4 million in name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation since it was made legal on July 1, 2021, with football leading the charge at more than $3.3 million in deals.
According to university-tracked information obtained by The Eagle through the Texas Open Records Act, the combined total of all NIL deals secured by Aggie athletes was $4,173,656.82 during the first academic year these kinds of deals were legal per state laws and allowed by the NCAA. Football athletes earned $3,367,517.52 over that stretch. Men’s basketball came in second with $472,735 followed by baseball’s $198,078 total compensation.
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Total compensation for all athletes — $4,173,656.82
Football — $3,367,517.52
Men’s Basketball — $472,735
Baseball — $198,078.30
Softball — $35,337
Men’s Golf — $28,500
Women’s Tennis — $25,605
Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country — $16,405
Women’s Basketball — $7,730
Women’s Golf — $5,925
Soccer — $5,062
Men’s Track & Field/Cross Country — $5,017
Men’s Swimming and Diving — $4,085
Men’s Tennis — $1,000
Equestrian — $415
Volleyball — $150
Women’s Swimming and Diving — $95
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According to university-tracked information obtained by The Eagle through the Texas Open Records Act, the combined total of all NIL deals secured by Aggie athletes was $4,173,656.82 during the first academic year these kinds of deals were legal per state laws and allowed by the NCAA. Football athletes earned $3,367,517.52 over that stretch. Men’s basketball came in second with $472,735 followed by baseball’s $198,078 total compensation.
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Texas A&M NIL totals by sport
Total compensation for all athletes — $4,173,656.82
Football — $3,367,517.52
Men’s Basketball — $472,735
Baseball — $198,078.30
Softball — $35,337
Men’s Golf — $28,500
Women’s Tennis — $25,605
Women’s Track & Field/Cross Country — $16,405
Women’s Basketball — $7,730
Women’s Golf — $5,925
Soccer — $5,062
Men’s Track & Field/Cross Country — $5,017
Men’s Swimming and Diving — $4,085
Men’s Tennis — $1,000
Equestrian — $415
Volleyball — $150
Women’s Swimming and Diving — $95
Texas A&M athletes made more than $4 million in NIL deals last year
Texas A&M athletes collected more than $4 million in name, image and likeness (NIL) compensation since it was made legal on July 1, 2021, with football leading the charge at
UCF schedule the rest of the way.
- UCF Fan Forum
- 2 Replies
Here is the worst case, IMO:
GT - W
SMU - L
Temple - W
@ ECU - W
Cincinnati - W
@ Memphis - L
@ Tulane - L
Navy - W
@ USF - W
8-4 and to the Birmingham Bowl, where we beat another SEC team.
However, what are YOUR predictions ?
GT - W
SMU - L
Temple - W
@ ECU - W
Cincinnati - W
@ Memphis - L
@ Tulane - L
Navy - W
@ USF - W
8-4 and to the Birmingham Bowl, where we beat another SEC team.
However, what are YOUR predictions ?
| Sep 24, 2022 | vs Georgia Tech | 4:00 pm | ESPU | Bounce House | Tickets Starting at $21.00 |
| Oct 1, 2022 | vs SMU | TBA | — | Bounce House | Tickets Starting at $24.00 |
| Oct 13, 2022 | vs Temple | 7:00 pm | ESPN | Bounce House | Tickets Starting at $14.98 |
| Oct 22, 2022 | @ East Carolina | TBA | — | Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium | Tickets Starting at $34.00 |
| Oct 29, 2022 | vs Cincinnati | TBA | — | Bounce House | Tickets Starting at $34.10 |
| Nov 5, 2022 | @ Memphis | TBA | — | Liberty Bowl Memorial | Tickets Starting at $24.99 |
| Nov 12, 2022 | @ Tulane | TBA | — | Benson Field at Yulman Stadium | Tickets Starting at $15.39 |
| Nov 19, 2022 | vs Navy | TBA | — | Bounce House | Tickets Starting at $23.99 |
| Nov 26, 2022 | @ South Florida | TBA |