| University | Partnership | Details | Notables |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clemson University | Opendorse | • There is a letter from the AD saying they are continuing their partnership with Opendorse, but there is no public announcement of the partnership | |
| University of Louisville | Opendorse | Announced: 2020, Sep Duration: Unspecified Expense: Unspecified | • All sports programs. • Program is called “ELEVATE” • ELEVATE program is available once recruits sign letter of intent |
| North Carolina State | INFLCR | Announced: 2020, Dec Duration: Five years Expense: Unspecified | • All sports programs. • Available to all student-athletes, coaches, staff and brand ambassadors. |
| Syracuse | INFLCR | Announced: 2018 Expanded: 2019, Jan Extended: 2020, Nov Duration: Five years Expense: Unspecified | • Initially only available for football, then it expanded to both men’s and women’s basketball and lacrosse programs. Currently the resources are available to all sports programs. • Available to all student-athletes, coaches, staff and sports alumni. • One student-athlete saw a 200% increase in instagram followers and a 150% increase in twitter followers after two seasons with INFLCR. • CEO and Founder of INFLCR is a Syracuse native. |
| Wake Forest | Opendorse | Announced: 2020, Oct Duration: Unspecified Expense: Unspecified | • Appears to be for all sports programs, but it is unclear. • Program is called “STRIDE.” • Appears to be available for only student-athletes and coaches. |
| Duke | INFLCR | Announced: 2018, Nov Expanded: 2020, Feb Duration: Unspecified Expense: Unspecified | • Initially only for the men’s basketball program, however it has expanded to women’s basketball and football programs. • Duke men’s basketball social media account increased by 75% in one year. • Duke’s student-athlete personal social media accounts (collectively) had 3.63x more reach than Duke’s main team accounts (collectively). |
| Georgia Tech | INFLCR | Announced: 2019, Jun Extended: 2020, Jun Duration: Unspecified Expense: Unspecified | • All sports programs. • Georgia Tech led the ACC in content uploads in Fall of 2020. |
| Miami | INFLCR | Announced: 2020, Dec Duration: Unspecified Expense: Unspecified | • Only for the football program. • Program is called “Momentum.” • Access for student-athletes, coaches, staff and brand ambassadors. |
| North Carolina at Chapel Hill | INFLCR | Announced: 2018, Nov Extended and Upgraded: Sep 2020 Duration: Five years Expense: Unspecified | • All sports programs. • First ACC program to use INFLCR’s new NIL Suite. • Available to all student-athletes, staff, coaches and brand ambassadors. |
| Pittsburgh | INFLCR | Announced: 2020, Sept Duration: Multi-year Expense: Unspecified | • Only for men’s and women’s basketball programs. • Only men’s program will have access to the NIL suite. • Access for basketball players, coaches, staff and brand ambassadors. |
| Virginia Tech | INFLCR | Announced: 2020, Jan Duration: Multi-year Expense: Unspecified | • All sports programs. • Access for all student-athletes, sports alumni, coaches and staff. |
| Florida State University | INFLCR | Announced: 2021, Apr Duration: 3 years Expense: $102,000 | • Includes all 500 collegiate athletes. • Partnered with FSU's entrepreneurship college (Jim Moran Institute), College of Business, and the Academic Center for Excellence. • Provides content opportunities, brand strategy educational resources, social media measurement tools, and more. |
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