dLeBron James’ oldest son hasn’t played in a single college basketball game Bronny James Tops the list of most valuable NIL deals for college athletes.
This news will shock many people because brownie He made a name for himself before proving himself on the court.
According to “Daily Loud” report, brownie He earned $5.9 million through NIL deals with companies like Nike, Beats by Dre, and PSD Underwear.
Number two on the list is Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shad Sanderswho made $4.8 million from the deal.
Famous fathers help their careers
The reason both men were able to contribute so much was likely because they were the sons of two great athletes.
LeBron James Despite his age, he is still one of the best players in the NBA while Deion Sanders Now taking the college football world by storm as Colorado’s coach.
However, the two young men’s earnings figures have shocked some fans, with one fan saying brownie Not worth the money.
“Brownies are so unworthy,” a fan wrote.
Another added: “So Bronny makes more than Shader…I think it’s the other way around.”
While the news was met with a lot of criticism, one fan praised the fact that student-athletes are now making money.
Another wrote: “This marks an important thing for how student-athletes can benefit from their personal brands and talents while pursuing education and athletic careers.”
LeBron James’ son Bronny James suffers cardiac arrest during practice
Bronny’s highly anticipated debut
There’s definitely a lot of hype ahead brownieThis is USC’s first appearance, although it’s unclear when that will actually happen.
That’s because there’s no firm timetable for a return to play due to heart issues that have affected him throughout the summer.
brownie Collapsed during a summer training session and required immediate medical attention, shocking teammates.
“It really surprised us all,” the guard said. Bobbie Ellis.
“We’re really hurt. But I’m glad he’s doing a good job. I’m glad to see him OK. Vince is a fighter, too. It’s good to see him healthy and ready to come back and be out there with us.”