Name Image and Likeness

NIL Partnership with the Brandt Group -
 
"St. John's is poised to see incredible success in the NIL space given their location, history and athletic and academic reputation," said Wesley Haynes TBG CEO. "Through this group licensing agreement, we can bring a wide-range of co-branded opportunities to St. John's athletes. Kudos to the St. John's athletic leadership for their foresight into Name, Image and Likeness.

https://redstormsports.com/news/202...nch-group-licensing-for-student-athletes.aspx
 
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Well if you can’t beat em, join me I suppose.  SJU has NYC, MSG and a lot of exposure.  Hopefully it pays dividends and allows us to compete with the bigger guys for recruits etc.
 
MCNPA post=441401 said:
Well if you can’t beat em, join me I suppose.  SJU has NYC, MSG and a lot of exposure.  Hopefully it pays dividends and allows us to compete with the bigger guys for recruits etc.
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You can't choose to play for the Knicks at MSG, but you can choose to play there for St John's... /media/kunena/emoticons/cool.png
 
Kudos to AD Cragg for partnering with heavyweight  The Brandr Group for NIL marketing.

Bandr's website indicates that it represents the NFL Players Association, Major League Baseball Players, the NBA Players Association, as well as cash machines University of Alabama, Georgia, The Ohio State University and others.
 
This is a great move by Cragg.  SJU along with some big football heavy hitters.

Learfield has launched a new NIL program that will provide brands the opportunity to pair college athletes with university marks and logos. The company is calling it Learfield Allied, and Learfield’s client schools can decide whether to opt in. Participating schools at launch include Duke, Florida, Florida State, Kansas, Louisville, St. John’s, Syracuse, Utah and Wisconsin. Learfield Allied says it is the first NIL program that combines athletes with school intellectual property. In the past, brands had to seek approval from the school’s multimedia rights holder to use school marks with an athlete’s commercial activity. Those were reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Learfield Allied intends to streamline that process by making it easier for brands to access the marks and logos for NIL use.
 
On topic (NIL) shout out to University of Michigan football player Blake Corum who used his NIL money to buy 100 turkeys for families in Ypsilanti, Michigan.  Also provided milk and other fixings.  Other local businesses got on Board and they wound up doubling the amount.

He called it “giving back to say thanks”.
 
 
Example of Philly being a smaller market than NYC and Villanova being bigger than us.

I'm down in south, south, Jersey, where everyone is an Eagles/Phillies/Flyers/ and Nova fan, and I've seen Colin Gillespie on two local tv ads, for car dealership.
 
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Example of Philly being a smaller market than NYC and Villanova being bigger than us.

I'm down in south, south, Jersey, where everyone is an Eagles/Phillies/Flyers/ and Nova fan, and I've seen Colin Gillespie on two local tv ads, for car dealership.
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They could make another with Posh stealing Colin’s keys. :)
 
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