Who are the student-athletes with the highest NIL valuations? Best-paid high school and college players
Experts predict that the financial commitment to investing in collegiate athletes will double. Truly a great time for sports.
The world of high school and college sports has undergone a massive transformation since the introduction of NIL. In fact, in just the first year alone, over $900 million was spent on student-athlete recruitment, promotion, and progression. It’s clear that the impact of NIL has been significant and far-reaching.
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Get ready for a game-changing year in 2023! Experts predict that the financial commitment to investing in collegiate athletes will double, showcasing the immense power and influence these athletes hold in their fields. It’s an exciting time for sports enthusiasts and supporters alike!
Bronny James is not only the top high school NIL earner in the nation, he’s the top NIL earner, period, outside of professional sports. Bronny has the highest valuation in NIL at $7.2 million.
— MyBookie - Bet With The Best (@MyBookie) March 28, 2023
He nearly doubles the value of Texas quarterback Arch Manning, who sits behind Bronny… pic.twitter.com/WFxDQwaWmX
But who are the top earners and highest NIL-evaluated players?
When we talk about the wealthiest athletes, a few big names immediately come to mind, and their earnings are simply mind-boggling! Some companies, even those at the pinnacle of valuation, are quite astonishing.
NIL Value for athletes
- Bronny James, the talented basketball player from Sierra Canyon High School, is making a whopping $7.5 million.
- $3.6 million for Memphis pledge Mikey William
- Quarterback Arch Manning, who has signed with Texas, has a NIL of $3.5 million,
- Bryce Young, who plays as a quarterback for Alabama, has a NIL of $3.5 million.
- Caleb Williams, quarterback for the University of Southern California. His estimated value is $3.2 million.