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The collectives handing out that NIL cash surely want to stop that losing streak, win a Big Ten title and take home a national title if they are spending that much money. 34:58

A lot was made about how much the Ohio State football team was using in NIL money in 2024. There were estimates that they had spent as much as $20 million in NIL money to construct their roster.

Sports, Ohio State's athletic director, Ross Bjork, revealed in 2024 that the number from the university's NIL collectives and brand affiliates was "around $20 million."

Of course, there's a big reason why Ohio State's NIL collectives spent major money this offseason. The Buckeyes have lost to Michigan in each of the past three seasons and watched their hated ...

What separates Ohio State is not how much the team spent, but how the Buckeyes decided to spend it.That was clear Monday against Notre Dame.The first drive of the night was capped by the high ...

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 ...

The Boosters and NIL collectives of the Ohio State Buckeyes have reportedly spent $13 million in NIL money to retain and/or add elite players to their 2024 roster, according to CFB Focus. This $13 million number is what they’ve spent at this point.

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 ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The total cost of player retention, transfer portal additions and early enrollees for the 2024 Ohio State Buckeyes is already around $10 million, sources told 10TV's Adam King.

ATLANTA — A common colloquialism states that money doesn’t buy happiness. Ohio State fans might beg to differ. The Buckeyes, who won the College Football Playoff national title against Notre Dame on Monday night by a score of 34–23, used about $20 million in NIL (name, image, and likeness) funds to build their championship-caliber roster. Ohio State is believed to have one of the highest ...

Ohio State coach Ryan Day became emotional while discussing NIL pay-for-play based criticisms of his 2024-2025 National Championship team with host Josh Pate.

Head coach Ryan Day and Ohio State reportedly spent $20 million in NIL funds to build its championship roster, which put together a 14-2 season that included the program's ninth national title ...

2. They built a culture and spent money to keep their own players. The bulk of Ohio State’s NIL (name, image, and likeness) money is believed to have gone towards talent retention rather than acquiring new players via the portal.

Ohio State reportedly spends big bucks on new roster. Adding talent like that never comes cheap, and fans now have an idea of just how much it might have cost in NIL money. Between keeping players already on the roster, transfer additions and early enrollees, the people writing NIL checks to Buckeyes players spent $10 million, according to 10TV ...

A lot was made this offseason about Ohio State using $20 million in NIL money to build arguably the top roster in college football. On3’s Andy Staples believes that there is a misconception about what exactly the money was used for.. Staples and Ari Wasserman spoke on Andy & Ari On3 Tuesday about how the transfer portal is far from the only reason Ohio State has an elite roster.

Ohio State football players earned a massive amount of money through recent NIL deals. Cody Nagel 0 Ohio State football is believed to have distributed the highest amount of NIL earnings to its ...

But Judkins entered the transfer portal in January and signed with Ohio State for an NIL deal in excess of $1 million, according to various published reports. He posted his third straight 1,000 ...

“Is it true [Ohio State] spent $20 million on this year’s team? Well, not at all: they actually spent much more… the school’s largest [NIL resource] told On3 that 10 players on [the Buckeyes] made over [$1 million]… combine Ryan Day’s $10.2 million annual salary…

A recent report shows the Ohio State Buckeyes are among the top-five budgets for NIL spending in the 2025 recruiting class. ... including what programs are spending and how they're spending it. Sometimes, it seems the money is made up, as replies to any post with NIL valuation can feature skeptics as to whether the amounts are too high or low. ...