2025 College Football Thread šŸˆ

Added to Calendar: 08-23-25

If people were upset about Ohio State's $20 million NIL budget helping it win a national title last season, they're going to scream when they see how much Texas is spending on its football team for the 2025 season.

Per Kirk Bohls of the Houston Chronicle, the Longhorns roster currently costs somewhere "between $35 million and $40 million" that includes money from the revenue-sharing allotment that is expected to be around $20.5 million plus payouts from the school's official NIL collective, the Texas One Fund.

Bohls added that Arch Manning is "by far the highest-paid Texas player," but none of his money comes from the school because "he and his family acquired all his deals on their own 'with no help from the school.'"
 
If people were upset about Ohio State's $20 million NIL budget helping it win a national title last season, they're going to scream when they see how much Texas is spending on its football team for the 2025 season.

Per Kirk Bohls of the Houston Chronicle, the Longhorns roster currently costs somewhere "between $35 million and $40 million" that includes money from the revenue-sharing allotment that is expected to be around $20.5 million plus payouts from the school's official NIL collective, the Texas One Fund.

Bohls added that Arch Manning is "by far the highest-paid Texas player," but none of his money comes from the school because "he and his family acquired all his deals on their own 'with no help from the school.'"
GET YA MONEY UP AND NOT YA FUNNY UP!
 
Glad Michigan getting hit with suspension

Underwood left WRU for Michigan of all places




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