“We Pay Players.”
That’s the message that Baylor football coaches wore on shirts at practice this week as the Bears look to promote their NIL efforts as part of a recruiting strategy.
And in the current era of NCAA athletics, it’s all legal.
WE PAY PLAYERS#SicEm pic.twitter.com/jjbVu3bTNc
— Baylor Football (@BUFootball) August 2, 2024
The Bears are even selling the shirts as part of an NIL fundraising effort.
Baylor currently has the 28th-ranked recruiting class in the nation for the class of 2025 according to 247Sports. But the Bears have picked up their efforts of late, landing in-state stars such as in-state stars Kamauryn Morgan and Taz Williams Jr.
What’s the secret?
“We’re paying players,” head coach Dave Aranda bluntly said at Big 12 media days.
“Then, I think there’s — recruiting is [succeeding] this time. It’s throughout today, recruiting is still going on. So, having the NIL money to win some of these recruiting battles and close it out, whereas a year ago that was not the case. I think those are two big changes,” he continued.
The Bears previously struggled with their fundraising efforts, and Aranda admitted he was a big part of the reason why.
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Baylor Coaches Rock ‘We Pay Players’ Shirts At Practice To Boost NIL Efforts
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