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[QUOTE="SUFan44, post: 5445255, member: 39"]
Yes it can, but looking at her deals and comparing it is most certainly not apples to apples.

Hypothetically speaking… LeQuint Allen has about 20,000 followers across X & Instagram. He can get whatever sum of money the school wants to pay him and the deal between the student-athlete and the school is not subject to the fair market evaluation.

But if he did want to sign a deal with a collective, let’s say for paid social media posts, by Dunne’s price per follower model, the $125K per post roughly equate to a little less than a penny ($0.01) per follower. Meaning Allen’s post would be a fair market worth of $192 per post. He’d need to post 520 times in a year to make $100,000.

Just for comparison’s sake, Trebor Pena has less than 8,000 followers. Messiah Hampton has roughly the same number of followers as LeQuint. Steve Angeli has about 29K, Rickie Collins 20K, and Kyle McCord has about 123K.

None of them even close to Dunne and fair market value would not get them close to what they’re able to make from schools directly - if the system works the way that it is designed to.
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