Understand the opportunity
Find out who is making the offer, what they want your athlete to do, and what they expect in return.

For basketball parents and guardians
You do not need to know every NIL rule to support your athlete. You need to know which questions to ask, when to slow down, and when to bring in the right professional.
An offer may arrive by email, direct message, or through someone the family knows. Before your athlete agrees, take time to understand the work, the terms, and how the opportunity fits their goals.
Find out who is making the offer, what they want your athlete to do, and what they expect in return.
Help your athlete ask questions and make decisions they understand. Their name, image, and time are involved.
Ask the school about its requirements and seek qualified legal or financial advice when the agreement calls for it.
Before your athlete says yes
Requirements can differ by school and situation. Confirm the current rules that apply to your athlete before taking action.
A practical first step
$99
We review the athlete's social media presence, personal brand, and recruiting presentation. The service includes a 30-minute strategy conversation and personalized recommendations.
The goal is to give your family a clearer picture of what is working and what the athlete should address next.
Ask About the Brand AuditFor a more detailed brand and content plan, ask about the $399 Elite Athlete Brand Blueprint. Requesting information does not enroll you in a paid service.
Understand common opportunity types and the terms families are likely to encounter.
Look at their online presence, communication, interests, and professional presentation.
Identify next steps, questions to ask, and professionals to contact before making a commitment.
Tell us about your athlete's goals and the questions your family is facing. We will help you identify the right starting point.
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