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Grizzly Football NIL???

70Griz

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Last July, about 65 members of the football team started a Griz football NIL group and solicited donors for monthly donations. I signed up and pledged $37 per month. The idea was that any money received would be equally divided between all team members. In return for the donations, Griz players would post updates and information about the team, practices, etc. After 3 months I dropped my donation as I had not received one single word about Griz football from any of the players. Did anyone sign up for the same NIL group and,if so, how is it progressing?

Also, I've not heard anything about any Griz athletes recently that are receiving any NIL funding.
 
https://www.goodolgrizzlies.com/home?k=9c1dc9e1

Was that the one you signed up for? Link above?



By: Montana Sports Information
MISSOULA, MT – The University of Montana Department of Athletics announced today, Sept. 7, the relaunch of Good Ol' Grizzlies powered by Student Athlete NIL (SANIL), the official NIL Collective for Grizzly Student-Athletes to leverage their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities.

Under the direction of SANIL, Good Ol' Grizzlies will facilitate NIL transactions between Montana Student-Athletes and fans, donors, and businesses. SANIL is the most experienced end-to-end NIL solution provider in the country and trusted by more than thirty universities to manage NIL programs between interested third parties and student-athletes.

Montana represents the first FCS program to launch on SANIL's new interactive membership engagement platform, which will allow Grizzlies fans to interact with student-athletes, consume and share their own content, and much more. The collective will work in unison with various university supporters to create marketing activations that maximize student-athlete earnings while ensuring that the university's best interests remain protected throughout.

"In this new era of college athletics, we are excited to partner with an industry leader like SANIL to help make Good Ol' Grizzlies the best collective resource in the FCS. This will help our current and future student-athletes leverage their name, image, and likeness like never before," said Director of Athletics Kent Haslam.

"The Montana brand is nationally recognized as one of the strongest in collegiate athletics, and our supporters are as passionate as they come. Good Ol' Grizzlies will help drive our programs forward with unmatched exposure and opportunities for our student-athletes."

"We're excited to help relaunch the Good Ol' Grizzlies collective at the University of Montana and empower student-athletes at one of the most storied FCS programs in the country," said Jason Belzer, CEO of SANIL.

"The Grizzly community has a fervor around Montana athletics like few university fan bases do, and it's our hope that we can harness that passion to provide unprecedented opportunities for the student-athletes who don the Maroon and Silver."

ABOUT GOOD OL' GRIZZLIES
Good Ol' Grizzlies is the primary NIL Collective for all Montana student-athletes to leverage their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities. Good Ol' Grizzlies allows businesses, donors and members to support and engage with their favorite teams, or contribute to a general fund that supports student-athletes across all Griz sports. Student-athletes may engage in a variety of opportunities, including personal appearances, meet-and-greets, charitable work, speaking engagements, or commercial sponsorship through Good Ol' Grizzlies. As with all NIL entities, Good Ol' Grizzlies is independent from the University of Montana, and the University does not receive any financial benefit from the organization. NCAA rules allow alumni, fans and other contributors to compensate student-athletes through Good Ol' Grizzlies, but such compensation:

· May not be considered "pay for play"
· Must be in exchange for services provided by student-athlete, and
· May not be a recruiting inducement for a student-athlete to enroll or continue to attend Montana

More information on Good Ol' Grizzlies is available at www.goodolgrizzlies.com

ABOUT STUDENT ATHLETE NIL (SANIL)
Student Athlete NIL (SANIL) is the leading marketing, media and technology agency of record supporting the needs of student-athletes, brands and the ever-evolving era of Name, Image, and Likeness. SANIL operates the collectives of more than thirty universities while marketing and monetizing the rights of thousands of student-athletes through fan experiences, brand partnerships and premium media content. Our national reach and skilled team of experienced professionals offer personalized attention to our student-athletes, fans and university partners while delivering a fully scalable deployment platform for brand campaigns. Each year, SANIL celebrates the achievements of student-athletes at the NIL Summit, an awards and educational symposium held at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, Ga.
 
Brother Bear said:
https://www.goodolgrizzlies.com/home?k=9c1dc9e1

Was that the one you signed up for? Link above?



By: Montana Sports Information
MISSOULA, MT – The University of Montana Department of Athletics announced today, Sept. 7, the relaunch of Good Ol' Grizzlies powered by Student Athlete NIL (SANIL), the official NIL Collective for Grizzly Student-Athletes to leverage their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities.

Under the direction of SANIL, Good Ol' Grizzlies will facilitate NIL transactions between Montana Student-Athletes and fans, donors, and businesses. SANIL is the most experienced end-to-end NIL solution provider in the country and trusted by more than thirty universities to manage NIL programs between interested third parties and student-athletes.

Montana represents the first FCS program to launch on SANIL's new interactive membership engagement platform, which will allow Grizzlies fans to interact with student-athletes, consume and share their own content, and much more. The collective will work in unison with various university supporters to create marketing activations that maximize student-athlete earnings while ensuring that the university's best interests remain protected throughout.

"In this new era of college athletics, we are excited to partner with an industry leader like SANIL to help make Good Ol' Grizzlies the best collective resource in the FCS. This will help our current and future student-athletes leverage their name, image, and likeness like never before," said Director of Athletics Kent Haslam.

"The Montana brand is nationally recognized as one of the strongest in collegiate athletics, and our supporters are as passionate as they come. Good Ol' Grizzlies will help drive our programs forward with unmatched exposure and opportunities for our student-athletes."

"We're excited to help relaunch the Good Ol' Grizzlies collective at the University of Montana and empower student-athletes at one of the most storied FCS programs in the country," said Jason Belzer, CEO of SANIL.

"The Grizzly community has a fervor around Montana athletics like few university fan bases do, and it's our hope that we can harness that passion to provide unprecedented opportunities for the student-athletes who don the Maroon and Silver."

ABOUT GOOD OL' GRIZZLIES
Good Ol' Grizzlies is the primary NIL Collective for all Montana student-athletes to leverage their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities. Good Ol' Grizzlies allows businesses, donors and members to support and engage with their favorite teams, or contribute to a general fund that supports student-athletes across all Griz sports. Student-athletes may engage in a variety of opportunities, including personal appearances, meet-and-greets, charitable work, speaking engagements, or commercial sponsorship through Good Ol' Grizzlies. As with all NIL entities, Good Ol' Grizzlies is independent from the University of Montana, and the University does not receive any financial benefit from the organization. NCAA rules allow alumni, fans and other contributors to compensate student-athletes through Good Ol' Grizzlies, but such compensation:

· May not be considered "pay for play"
· Must be in exchange for services provided by student-athlete, and
· May not be a recruiting inducement for a student-athlete to enroll or continue to attend Montana

More information on Good Ol' Grizzlies is available at www.goodolgrizzlies.com

ABOUT STUDENT ATHLETE NIL (SANIL)
Student Athlete NIL (SANIL) is the leading marketing, media and technology agency of record supporting the needs of student-athletes, brands and the ever-evolving era of Name, Image, and Likeness. SANIL operates the collectives of more than thirty universities while marketing and monetizing the rights of thousands of student-athletes through fan experiences, brand partnerships and premium media content. Our national reach and skilled team of experienced professionals offer personalized attention to our student-athletes, fans and university partners while delivering a fully scalable deployment platform for brand campaigns. Each year, SANIL celebrates the achievements of student-athletes at the NIL Summit, an awards and educational symposium held at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, Ga.
No, the one I signed up for was for football players only.
 
New one is almost ready. It’s legit. It’s being managed by the same company that is running some big time collectives. Stay tuned.
 
hubcap said:
New one is almost ready. It’s legit. It’s being managed by the same company that is running some big time collectives. Stay tuned.

If the way the money is distributed is equally for all players on the roster, it will miss the mark. FBS teams allocate NIL money for key players (I know, it is not the TEAM itself allocating the money, but in actuality we are talking semantics here).

If we really want to RTD, the NIL is the way to do it. The FCS teams who figure a way to maximize the NIL advantage will be the benefactors. With our huge fan base, we should be able to dominate this arena.
 
hubcap said:
New one is almost ready. It’s legit. It’s being managed by the same company that is running some big time collectives. Stay tuned.

Please update when you hear more. I would donate. I pulled my past donations because of lack of attention from the athletic department on getting people into the stadium in a timely manner. Something that benefits the players directly seems like a better avenue. Thanks
 
grizondarez said:
hubcap said:
New one is almost ready. It’s legit. It’s being managed by the same company that is running some big time collectives. Stay tuned.

Please update when you hear more. I would donate. I pulled my past donations because of lack of attention from the athletic department on getting people into the stadium in a timely manner. Something that benefits the players directly seems like a better avenue. Thanks

I also will donate, if I am convinced that the NIL program is legit, and if the funds are being used to target specific areas of needs for the roster, rather than just dividing-up the monies to all players.
 
https://egriz.com/grizboard/viewtopic.php?t=88977

Is this NIL program still up and running?
 
Here is a question regarding NIL that I don't understand. Maybe somebody can give some facts on this. When reading the NIL guidelines, it states that any money granted to a player must be tied to that player actually doing something to provide value to his "likeness". So, if the NIL money is just distributed equally to all players, how are they collectively expected to provide benefits for their likeness?
 
70Griz said:
Last July, about 65 members of the football team started a Griz football NIL group and solicited donors for monthly donations. I signed up and pledged $37 per month. The idea was that any money received would be equally divided between all team members. In return for the donations, Griz players would post updates and information about the team, practices, etc. After 3 months I dropped my donation as I had not received one single word about Griz football from any of the players. Did anyone sign up for the same NIL group and,if so, how is it progressing?

Also, I've not heard anything about any Griz athletes recently that are receiving any NIL funding.

Wasn’t that a gofundme?
 
Is this the 3rd iteration of NIL for us? Or, the relaunch of the 2nd iteration?

We can't seem to figure it out. NIL for the Griz seems to ve a moonshot.
 
70Griz said:
Last July, about 65 members of the football team started a Griz football NIL group and solicited donors for monthly donations. I signed up and pledged $37 per month. The idea was that any money received would be equally divided between all team members. In return for the donations, Griz players would post updates and information about the team, practices, etc. After 3 months I dropped my donation as I had not received one single word about Griz football from any of the players. Did anyone sign up for the same NIL group and,if so, how is it progressing?

Also, I've not heard anything about any Griz athletes recently that are receiving any NIL funding.

I signed up for that one initially. However, I talked with a couple players about which one to do and they all said it was the Good Ol’ Grizzlies NIL deal. The other one just fell flat.
 
Iowagriz said:
Is this the 3rd iteration of NIL for us? Or, the relaunch of the 2nd iteration?

We can't seem to figure it out. NIL for the Griz seems to ve a moonshot.

Needs to get figured out asap.
 
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