Some of the most notable name, image and likeness deals have been signed by college athletes. (1:00)
4 million people are going to watch the Miami women's basketball team.
The identical twin guards who averaged 34.2 points per game in their three seasons at Fresno State are transferring to Miami for their senior seasons.
They have 3,040 combined points in 89 games, 400,000 followers on the photo-sharing website and 4 million more on their TikTok account.
"What's up Miami" was written under a photo of her and her sister in uniforms.
The sisters have officially signed with the Hurricanes, after Miami confirmed the move.
When Miami lost four important players in the off-season, they felt like they had specific needs and that's when Haley and Hanna helped them meet them.
As a sophomore in 2020-21, she was the Mountain West's player of the year, and as a freshman and junior, she was an all-conference selection. As a freshman, she was all-conference. One 3-pointer shy of 200 for her career, and 100 assists and 50 steals for each of her college seasons, are the things that Haley and Hanna have in common.
When we arrived on campus, there was a vibe and a feeling that it was the right decision.
The name, image and likeness era became famous as soon as it became an option for college athletes. A giant advertisement in New York's Times Square promoted the signing of them by Boost Mobile. They have an ownership stake in another apparel company after many other deals. They can be hired through the site for personalized video messages.
Some estimates say their deals are worth in excess of $1 million, while others say it could be much more.
Several football players and others have gotten lucrative NIL deals in recent months, and now they are coming to Miami. The Hurricanes went to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game and reached the second round of the NCAA tournament this past season.
They told me how badly they want to win and win big.
The additional exposure that the twins will bring will not hurt. The Miami Hurricanes averaged 1,378 fans at home games this past season, which was 11th best out of the 15 teams in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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