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In Ohio State's season-opening 52-6 win against Akron, Tuimoloau had three tackles, 1.5 tackles-for-loss and 1.5 sacks. Downs added two tackles and 0.5 tackles-for-loss and 0.5 sacks.

Ohio State University Athlete Name, Image & Likeness Information for Ohio State

Top 5 players with the highest NIL valuation at Ohio State #1. Marvin Harrison Jr. - WR ($1.2 million) It's no surprise to see the son of legend of the game at the first spot in this list. It's ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes football program has grown into a powerhouse in terms of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) valuations, with some of the most valuable athletes in collegiate sports. These ...

Alabama beat Ohio State, 52-24, in the 2021 CFP championship game, and Georgia beat Ohio State, 42-41, on Dec. 31, 2022. Day has led the Buckeyes to two playoff appearances in 2020 and 2022, going ...

Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy you a fighting chance for a national championship. Just ask Ohio State football. At a reported $20 million of funds used for NIL (name, image, likeness ...

Ohio State has signed 20 players in its 2024 class. Lettermen Row looked at On3's top-five NIL valuations from that group.

Ohio State requires athletes receiving NIL compensation to disclose their agreements within 30 days, giving administrators a glimpse of the landscape. “We have a robust system where we ...

Ohio State is ranked No. 3 in the 2023 AP Preseason Poll heading into the football season. With that in mind, check out which 10 Ohio State Buckeyes football players have the highest NIL valuations. The data provided is collected by On3, which is the industry’s leading index that analyzes “performance, influence and exposure” to estimate ...

THE FOUNDATION THE #1 Non-Profit NIL collective for Ohio State Football & Basketball. The Foundation Fund is a registered 501(c)(3). Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. ... If you’re passionate about Ohio State football and basketball, and you have the means, we ask that you kindly donate to The Foundation. Your donations will ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – As the Ohio State University Dept. of Athletics enters the third year of student-athletes' ability to monetize their Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL), there continues to be evolution in the support and resources provided by the Columbus community.The support that Buckeye Nation has shown has allowed Ohio State to develop one of the most robust NIL programs in the country.

According to Ohio State athletics, 220 student-athletes have engaged in NIL activities over the course of the first six months since it became legal. Collectively, those 220 Ohio State student-athletes have engaged in a total of 608 reported NIL activities, with a total compensation value of $2.98 million.

But the Ohio State defense to claims that last year’s national title was delivered via NIL has consistently been the same. The Buckeyes didn’t assemble a team prior to the year.

Since NIL’s introduction in July of 2021, 225 unique Ohio State student-athletes have disclosed 619 deals totaling $2,985,559, and every Ohio State team has at least one student-athlete participating in an NIL deal. As expected, football is the male sport with the most participation, with 173 deals totaling $2,678,893.

Ohio State set to work using NIL as a tool to reload its roster. THE Foundation worked with the team’s draft-eligible underclassmen to help incentivize the team’s best players to return. It didn’t always work. And that was expected. The rumor of a potential eight-figure NIL payout to entice Marvin Harrison Jr. to return is completely ...

Ohio State's head coach has a roster full of five-star talent-players like Jeremiah Smith, Caleb Downs, and Carnell Tate-who are not only producing on the field but racking up serious NIL deals ...

Ohio State: Major Supporters and NIL Collectives. Major supporters play a crucial role in securing NIL funds for Ohio State Men’s Basketball. Key non-profit NIL collectives, such as THE Foundation, have raised substantial amounts of money.Brian Schottenstein and Cardale Jones are prominent figures in these efforts.

When you look at a brand that has just south of 12 million fans and the city of Columbus with 2 million people and the power of Ohio State, yeah, our guys are going to make a lot of money in NIL."

The Columbus, Ohio, suit company Pursuit announced NIL deals with 24 Ohio State offensive linemen and quarterbacks, including the entire Buckeyes’ starting offensive line.. In return for promoting Pursuit – which was founded by Ohio State graduate Nate DeMars – the players will wear Pursuit custom outfits for home games on their walks to Ohio Stadium.