Ole Miss QB hopes to cash in big with new NCAA ruling
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OXFORD, Miss. (WLBT) - Thursday, the NCAA opened up name, image and likeness (NIL) policies to allow college athletes to profit off of public appearances and endorsements.
Many athletes have already started to strike deals and make profits off of the lifted restrictions, from commercials to sponsorships.
One such athlete is Ole Miss Quarterback Matt Corral.
Corral is signed on with Dreamfield, an agency working to book college athletes with marketing campaigns, as an ambassador.
Interested parties can search through Dreamfieldās group of athletes to do business.
Corral is by far seeking the most money of Dreamfieldās athletes, with a price tag of $10,000.
It remains to be seen what kind of deal the QB could land, but expect to see Mississippi athletes making more appearances off the field in the near future.
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