Lots of college athletes around the country have already begun racking up endorsement deals after the NCAA made a temporary policy change on name, image and likeness policies.
Their new NIL rules allowing players to profit off of their own likenesses. Schools won’t be paying the players, but they can finally make money. Many of them are taking advantage of that.
But no one has gotten off to a better start than Tennessee State incoming Freshman Hercy Miller.
Miller — who is also Master P’s son — signed an endorsement deal to become a brand ambassador for the tech company Web Apps America. He’ll rake in a cool $2 million (!!!!!), per Front Office Sports.
Hercy Miller, incoming Tennessee State freshman and son of Master P, is signing deal with Web Apps America…
… for $2 million 🤯
Miller will be a brand ambassador for the tech company, who's committed to supporting HBCU leaders. pic.twitter.com/LRfDyZ27Yf
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) July 2, 2021
WHEW. That’s a whole lot of money, y’all. I’d say the bar has been set, but everyone isn’t Master P’s son.
Either way, this is a good look.
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