Ohio NIL.
Ohio is a MAC program in the G5 football and men's basketball NIL market. Athletes transferring into Ohio football are priced against other MAC G5 destinations — not against a national average that doesn't apply in this market. If you're leaving Ohio for the portal, the number that matters is what the next G5 roster will pay a football player with your snaps and production, not last year's Ohio depth chart.
Questions about Ohio NIL
How much NIL do Ohio football players make?
At the G5 / MAC tier Ohio plays in, typical football NIL bands run $8,000–$350,000. Starters and portal additions sit toward the top; depth sits toward the bottom. Run the calculator with your snaps for a file-specific number.
Does Ohio pay Power 4 NIL?
No. Ohio football is G5 (MAC). Power 4 starter money does not automatically apply. The estimator uses division so a Ohio offer isn't scored like Georgia or Ohio State.
Can I use this if I'm transferring to Ohio?
Yes. Set school to Ohio University, conference MAC, division G5. That's how we price inbound portal football — destination market, not the school you're leaving.
Do high school recruits committed to Ohio get an NIL estimate?
Yes. Choose class year HS, enter recruiting stars, and pick Ohio as the committed/projected school. Active 4-star and 5-star recruits have a $400k expected-NIL floor; everyone else is priced on projection plus the MAC market.
How much NIL do Ohio men's basketball players make?
At the G5 / MAC tier Ohio plays in, typical men's basketball NIL bands run $10,000–$250,000. Starters and portal additions sit toward the top; depth sits toward the bottom. Run the calculator with your snaps for a file-specific number.