⚠️ Not financial advice.
Conor Maguire's athletic director called a quick meeting: sign something saying you're making NIL money, and you're all good. But what about UGC deals where Conor never mentions being a college athlete? Is that NIL?
In this segment:
- What Conor's school asked for, and what it didn't (nobody took a cut)
- The gray area: UGC that never shows up on your own page
- Conor's rule: if you're making money in college as a basketball player, call it NIL
- Keep it above board: taxes, back-owed money and eligibility
- Why a public social presence means the NCAA can see your NIL activity
Rules vary by school, division and state. Check with your athletic department before you sign anything.
Follow Conor on Instagram: @nil.with.con · @cancanhoop
Conor Maguire plays guard for the University of Puget Sound men's basketball team (Loggers).
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