The funny thing about all the NIL numbers being thrown around is that it does not appear to be in anyone's best interest to dispute what gets reported, no matter how flimsy or frivolous.
Agents are happy having people believe their clients are prospering, while schools (like Duke, and everyone else) don't mind if people get the impression that, "hey, Duke's paying more than anyone" when it comes to NIL. No reason for Duke to dispel this notion.
In any event, it does appear that Duke is being very competitive in NIL, and that's a good thing.
Agents are happy having people believe their clients are prospering, while schools (like Duke, and everyone else) don't mind if people get the impression that, "hey, Duke's paying more than anyone" when it comes to NIL. No reason for Duke to dispel this notion.
In any event, it does appear that Duke is being very competitive in NIL, and that's a good thing.