Third-party NIL spending refers to money paid by collectives, brands, or donors—not universities—to compensate athletes for their name, image, and likeness. It funds endorsements, appearances, and marketing deals, helping athletes monetize their profiles while giving businesses access to influence. Beneficiaries include student-athletes, sponsors, and collectives seeking competitive recruiting advantages.
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