SERVICE DETAILS
NIL
Representation across both sides of today's college pay landscape: revenue sharing and NIL deals.

SERVICE OVERVIEW
College athletes today manage two distinct income streams: a direct revenue-share from their university, and separate NIL earnings from outside brands, collectives, and sponsors. Understanding the difference — and negotiating both — is where real representation matters.
At EZ Sports Group, we help athletes navigate the full picture. On the revenue-sharing side, we review your school's offer, including any transfer portal restrictions or retention terms tied to the deal, so you know exactly what you're agreeing to before you sign. On the NIL side, we connect you with brands and collectives that fit your platform, negotiate fair-market terms, and make sure every deal is properly reported and compliant under current NIL Go standards.
This landscape is still evolving — new NCAA rules, state laws, and federal oversight are reshaping athlete compensation in real time. We stay on top of it so you don't have to, keeping you protected and positioned no matter which direction the rules move next.
We don't just chase deals — we build a complete financial and career strategy around your name, your platform, and your future.
Key Benefits
Revenue-sharing contract review, including transfer and retention terms
NIL brand and collective deal sourcing
Compliance guidance and deal reporting support
Contract negotiation across both income streams
Ongoing guidance as NCAA and state rules evolve
OUR PROCESS
01
Evaluation
We assess your revenue-sharing offer, your NIL potential, and your goals to build one complete strategy, not two separate plans.
02
Development
We review contract terms line by line, flagging anything that could limit your future flexibility — like transfer restrictions or retention clauses.
03
Exposure
We connect you with brands, collectives, and sponsors actively looking for athletes who match their audience.
04
Placement
We negotiate your terms, keep your deals compliant and properly reported, and manage the relationship long-term.

