What is the Texas Longhorns NIL recruiting strategy for college basketball in 2027?

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Direct Answer

Texas Longhorns men's basketball is running a two-track NIL playbook in 2027: a roughly $3.0M House-settlement revenue-share allocation (15% of the SEC's $18.5M cap after Alston) layered on top of an estimated $8-10M Texas One Fund collective spend to chase Final Four-grade rosters under second-year head coach Sean Miller.

The strategy hinges on paying premium for elite combo guards (five-star Austin Goosby, four-star portal point Isaiah Johnson at a reported $1.3M valuation), buying proven SEC/Big 12 frontcourt (TCU's David Punch at $1.8M, Auburn's Elyjah Freeman, Tennessee's Amari Evans), and retaining Lithuanian center Matas Vokietaitis as the multi-year continuity piece.

Texas finished the 2026 portal cycle with a 247Sports No. 3 national class by average player rating - a direct return on that spend.

1. The Money Stack Behind The 2026-27 Roster

The House v. NCAA settlement, in effect since July 1, 2025, lets schools pay athletes directly up to a cap. For SEC schools that pool is $18.5M (the league sets aside $2M for Alston payments), versus $20.5M elsewhere.

Texas adopted a 75-15-5-5 distribution - 75% to football, 15% to men's basketball, 5% to women's basketball, 5% to all other sports. That gives Sean Miller's program ~$2.78M per year of rev-share dollars before NIL collective add-ons.

1.2 Texas One Fund Collective

The Texas One Fund remains the program's primary NIL collective post-settlement, with Patrick Nugent running point on operator-side deals. While football still pulls the lion's share, basketball's allocation has scaled hard since Miller's arrival - industry estimates put Texas hoops at $8-10M in collective + brand spend for 2026-27, putting it inside the top 10 nationally but behind Kentucky ($22M reported), Duke, Arkansas, and BYU.

1.3 Sean Miller's Mandate

Texas handed Miller a six-year, $32M deal ($4.8M in 2025-26, escalating annually) - among the top-paid SEC coaches. AD Chris Del Conte signed off on that contract specifically because Miller was hired to deploy capital, not preserve it. Miller himself told reporters in spring 2026 that "20 to 25 programs" have cleared the $20M roster mark, and Texas is "playing in that pool."

2. The Guard-First Recruiting Philosophy

2.1 High School: Austin Goosby ($1M+ NIL Floor)

Austin Goosby, the 6-foot-5 combo guard out of Texas, is the headliner of Miller's 2026 high school class - Rivals No. 33 overall, No. 10 small forward nationally, and the No. 1 player in the state of Texas. He picked Texas over Duke, Baylor, BYU, SMU, and Miami in a recruitment where the Texas One Fund was reportedly in the seven-figure range on his package.

He's the brother of Longhorns left tackle Trevor Goosby, so the in-state, family-thread story is real - but the NIL was the closer.

2.2 Portal: Isaiah Johnson From Colorado

Texas added Isaiah Johnson (Colorado, 16.9 PPG, 2.9 RPG, 15 starts in 32 games) as the No. 14 overall portal player at a reported $1.3M NIL valuation. Johnson gives Miller a starting-caliber point guard to pair with Goosby in the backcourt. The deal closed inside 48 hours of his portal entry - speed matters in the post-settlement portal because every third-party NIL deal over $600 now has to be submitted to the College Sports Commission for fair-market-value review.

2.3 Why Guards Get The Premium

Miller's Arizona and Xavier teams won with multi-guard sets. The 2027 Texas pricing model follows that: guards get 60-65% of the basketball rev-share + collective stack, frontcourt gets the rest. That allocation is above the SEC norm of roughly 50-50 and reflects the program's preference for transition pace and dribble-drive over post-up offense.

3. The Frontcourt Buy: Bigger, More Experienced, Cheaper Per Win

3.1 David Punch ($1.8M, From TCU)

David Punch started all 34 games for TCU in 2025-26, putting up 14.1 PPG and 6.8 RPG in over 1,000 minutes. He's the No. 9 player in the portal and signed with Texas at a reported $1.8M NIL valuation - the single largest basketball deal Texas wrote this cycle.

Punch is 22 years old, two years removed from any draft conversation, and gives Miller a double-double-floor power forward who already knows Big 12-style physicality.

3.2 Elyjah Freeman And Amari Evans

Texas added wing depth and switchability via Elyjah Freeman (Auburn, 6-foot-8, 185 pounds) and Amari Evans (Tennessee, 6-foot-5, 220 pounds). Both signed in the $400K-$700K range per portal-tracking sources, a deliberate mid-tier price point that lets the program spread money across eight rotation pieces rather than over-pay one star.

3.3 Retention: Matas Vokietaitis

The single most important off-season win was retaining rising junior center Matas Vokietaitis, the 6-foot-11 Lithuanian who anchored the 2025-26 defense. Re-signing him reportedly cost the program ~$900K in NIL + revenue share - a number Miller publicly called "non-negotiable" because Vokietaitis is the only veteran rim protector on the roster.

4. Recruiting Pitch In The Post-CSC Era

flowchart TD A[Recruit / Portal Target] --> B{Texas Pitch} B --> C[Sean Miller Player Development] B --> D[SEC TV Exposure Plus Big 12 Resume] B --> E[Texas One Fund Capital] B --> F[Pro Pathway via Austin Spurs G-League] C --> G[Commit Decision] D --> G E --> G F --> G G --> H[CSC Fair Market Value Review] H --> I[Deal Approved / Player Enrolls]

4.1 The CSC Fair-Market-Value Filter

Every NIL deal over $600 now goes to the College Sports Commission (the Deloitte-administered clearinghouse spun out of the House settlement). Texas's NIL operations team - led by Patrick Nugent at Texas One Fund - has structured deals through verifiable deliverables: appearances, signed merch runs, dealership endorsements via Capital Ford and Covert Auto Group, so the deals clear CSC review instead of getting flagged as pay-for-play.

4.2 Pro Pathway As The Real Closer

Miller pitches recruits on NBA development, not just paychecks. Texas's affiliation with the Austin Spurs (the San Antonio Spurs' G-League team) gives players summer pro reps at the Frank Erwin Center practice facility. That pitch closed both Goosby and Johnson because their agents wanted draft visibility, not just NIL bag.

5. Where Texas Sits Versus The SEC And National Field

5.1 SEC Rank

Inside the SEC, Texas's combined rev-share + collective spend of roughly $11-13M for men's basketball puts it behind Kentucky (~$22M), Arkansas (~$14M), and Tennessee (~$12M), and ahead of Florida, Texas A&M, and Missouri (each ~$10M). Nine SEC teams spent at least $10M on basketball in 2025-26 per public reporting - the highest concentration of any conference.

5.2 National Rank

Nationally, Duke, Kentucky, BYU, Arkansas, and St. John's lead the spend tables; Texas is firmly in the top 10, which lines up with where the portal class ranks (247Sports No. 3 by APR, No. 4 by total points).

5.3 The 2026-27 Ceiling

With Goosby, Johnson, Punch, Freeman, Evans, and Vokietaitis as the core six, KenPom projections have Texas opening 2026-27 as a top-20 preseason team and an SEC top-5 finish. The program hasn't been to the Sweet 16 since 2023 - Miller's mandate from Del Conte is to break that drought in his second year.

6. Risks And Sustainability Questions

6.1 The Collective Burnout Risk

Industry analysts at Sportico and Front Office Sports have warned that 2025 may have been the high-water mark for collective fundraising. Texas One Fund donors have giving fatigue - the same Forty Acres boosters fund football, basketball, baseball, and the 2027 College Football Playoff push.

If donor revenue softens, the basketball collective pool shrinks first, not football.

6.2 CSC Enforcement Tightening

The College Sports Commission has rejected an estimated 6-8% of third-party deals submitted in the first 12 months of operation per On3 reporting. If CSC tightens further - or if a future court ruling clips its authority - Texas's deal structures may need re-papering. The compliance team built around AD Del Conte is over-staffed for this reason.

6.3 Roster Turnover Cost

Even with $11-13M in play, Texas will likely rebuild the guard rotation again in 2027-28 if Johnson or Goosby goes pro. That means another $3-5M portal cycle every off-season - a permanent operating cost that didn't exist five years ago.

flowchart LR A[2026-27 Roster $11-13M] --> B{End of Season Outcomes} B --> C[Goosby NBA Draft?] B --> D[Johnson Returns or Pros] B --> E[Punch Final Year] C --> F[2027-28 Portal Replace $3-5M] D --> F E --> F F --> G[Sustainability Question Mark]

FAQ

Q1: How much is Texas spending on men's basketball NIL in 2026-27? Combined revenue share (~$2.78M from the 15% basketball allocation of Texas's $18.5M SEC cap) plus an estimated $8-10M in Texas One Fund collective + brand deals, putting total spend at roughly $11-13M.

Q2: Who is the highest-paid Texas basketball player in 2026-27? TCU transfer David Punch at a reported $1.8M NIL valuation, followed by Colorado transfer Isaiah Johnson at $1.3M.

Q3: What is Texas's revenue-share allocation formula? 75% football, 15% men's basketball, 5% women's basketball, 5% other sports - one of the most football-heavy splits in the SEC.

Q4: Is the Texas One Fund still operating after the House settlement? Yes. The settlement allows direct rev-share plus continued third-party NIL via collectives. Texas One Fund still runs, but every deal over $600 must clear the College Sports Commission fair-market-value review.

Q5: Where does Texas's basketball spend rank in the SEC? Fourth or fifth - behind Kentucky (~$22M), Arkansas (~$14M), and Tennessee (~$12M); ahead of Florida, Texas A&M, and Missouri.

Bottom Line

Texas Longhorns men's basketball in 2027 runs a top-10 national NIL operation anchored by $2.78M in House rev-share and $8-10M in Texas One Fund spend, with Sean Miller's $32M contract providing the strategic mandate. The strategy is guard-premium, frontcourt-value, retain-the-anchor - and it produced a 247Sports No. 3 portal class for 2026-27.

The open questions are collective donor fatigue, CSC enforcement risk, and whether annual $3-5M portal rebuilds become the new operating baseline. Miller's bet: yes, they do - and Texas can outspend the SEC field on the second tier behind Kentucky.

Sources

On3 - "Sean Miller's New Deal Unpacked, Looking at 2026 Recruits" - https://www.on3.com/teams/texas-longhorns/news/sean-millers-new-deal-unpacked-looking-at-2026-recruits/
On3 - "The 2026-27 Texas basketball roster tracker" - https://www.on3.com/teams/texas-longhorns/news/the-2026-27-texas-basketball-roster-tracker/
On3 - "The House v. NCAA settlement has implications we're still figuring out" - https://www.on3.com/teams/texas-longhorns/news/the-house-v-ncaa-settlement-has-implications-were-still-figuring-out/
ESPN - "Austin Goosby, No. 19 recruit in SC Next 100, commits to Texas" - https://www.espn.com/recruiting/basketball/story/_/id/47002190/austin-goosby-no-19-recruit-scnext-100-commits-texas
Sports Illustrated / Texas Longhorns - "Where Texas Longhorns Transfer Portal Class Ranks After David Punch Addition" - https://www.si.com/college/texas/basketball/where-texas-longhorns-transfer-portal-class-ranks-after-david-punch-addition
Burnt Orange Nation - "Texas basketball executed 'aggressive' plan in the NCAA transfer portal" - https://www.burntorangenation.com/texas-longhorns-basketball/102065/texas-longhorns-basketball-transfer-portal-isaiah-johnson
KXAN Horns Report - "Transfer portal: Texas Longhorns land top power forward as roster rebuild continues" - https://www.kxan.com/sports-general/horns-report/texas-longhorns-transfer-portal-david-punch/
NCAA Revenue Sharing & NIL Estimates 2025 - SEC Schools - https://nil-ncaa.com/sec/
Pro Football Network - "Top 5 Most Expensive Rosters in College Basketball: Where Do Duke, Kentucky, Arkansas Rank?" - https://www.profootballnetwork.com/mens-cbb/ncaa-expensive-rosters-march-2026/
Sports Illustrated - "Sean Miller Shares Perspective on State of NIL in College Basketball" - https://www.si.com/college/texas/sean-miller-shares-perspective-on-state-of-nil-in-college-basketball

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### Direct Answer

Texas Longhorns men's basketball is running a **two-track NIL playbook in 2027**: a roughly **$3.0M House-settlement revenue-share allocation** (15% of the SEC's $18.5M cap after Alston) layered on top of an estimated **$8-10M Texas One Fund collective spend** to chase Final Four-grade rosters under second-year head coach **Sean Miller**. The strategy hinges on **paying premium for elite combo guards** (five-star **Austin Goosby**, four-star portal point Isaiah Johnson at a reported **$1.3M valuation**), **buying proven SEC/Big 12 frontcourt** (TCU's **David Punch at $1.8M**, Auburn's Elyjah Freeman, Tennessee's Amari Evans), and **retaining** Lithuanian center **Matas Vokietaitis** as the multi-year continuity piece. Texas finished the 2026 portal cycle with a **247Sports No. 3 national class** by average player rating - a direct return on that spend.

## 1. The Money Stack Behind The 2026-27 Roster

### 1.1 House Settlement Revenue Share

The **House v. NCAA settlement**, in effect since **July 1, 2025**, lets schools pay athletes directly up to a cap. For SEC schools that pool is **$18.5M** (the league sets aside $2M for Alston payments), versus $20.5M elsewhere. Texas adopted a **75-15-5-5 distribution** - **75% to football, 15% to men's basketball, 5% to women's basketball, 5% to all other sports**. That gives Sean Miller's program **~$2.78M per year of rev-share dollars** before NIL collective add-ons.

### 1.2 Texas One Fund Collective

The **Texas One Fund** remains the program's primary NIL collective post-settlement, with **Patrick Nugent** running point on operator-side deals. While football still pulls the lion's share, basketball's allocation has **scaled hard** since Miller's arrival - industry estimates put Texas hoops at **$8-10M in collective + brand spend** for 2026-27, putting it inside the **top 10 nationally** but behind Kentucky ($22M reported), Duke, Arkansas, and BYU.

### 1.3 Sean Miller's Mandate

Texas handed Miller a **six-year, $32M deal** ($4.8M in 2025-26, escalating annually) - among the **top-paid SEC coaches**. AD **Chris Del Conte** signed off on that contract specifically because Miller was hired to **deploy capital, not preserve it**. Miller himself told reporters in spring 2026 that **"20 to 25 programs"** have cleared the **$20M roster mark**, and Texas is "playing in that pool."

## 2. The Guard-First Recruiting Philosophy

### 2.1 High School: Austin Goosby ($1M+ NIL Floor)

**Austin Goosby**, the 6-foot-5 combo guard out of Texas, is the **headliner** of Miller's 2026 high school class - **Rivals No. 33 overall**, **No. 10 small forward nationally**, and the **No. 1 player in the state of Texas**. He picked Texas over **Duke, Baylor, BYU, SMU, and Miami** in a recruitment where the Texas One Fund was reportedly in the **seven-figure range** on his package. He's the brother of Longhorns left tackle **Trevor Goosby**, so the in-state, family-thread story is real - but the NIL was the closer.

### 2.2 Portal: Isaiah Johnson From Colorado

Texas added **Isaiah Johnson** (Colorado, 16.9 PPG, 2.9 RPG, 15 starts in 32 games) as the **No. 14 overall portal player** at a reported **$1.3M NIL valuation**. Johnson gives Miller a **starting-caliber point guard** to pair with Goosby in the backcourt. The deal closed inside **48 hours** of his portal entry - **speed matters** in the post-settlement portal because every third-party NIL deal over $600 now has to be submitted to the **College Sports Commission** for fair-market-value review.

### 2.3 Why Guards Get The Premium

Miller's Arizona and Xavier teams won with **multi-guard sets**. The 2027 Texas pricing model follows that: **guards get 60-65% of the basketball rev-share + collective stack**, frontcourt gets the rest. That allocation is **above the SEC norm** of roughly 50-50 and reflects the program's preference for **transition pace** and **dribble-drive** over post-up offense.

## 3. The Frontcourt Buy: Bigger, More Experienced, Cheaper Per Win

### 3.1 David Punch ($1.8M, From TCU)

**David Punch** started all **34 games for TCU** in 2025-26, putting up **14.1 PPG and 6.8 RPG** in over **1,000 minutes**. He's the **No. 9 player in the portal** and signed with Texas at a reported **$1.8M NIL valuation** - the **single largest** basketball deal Texas wrote this cycle. Punch is **22 years old**, two years removed from any draft conversation, and gives Miller a **double-double-floor power forward** who already knows Big 12-style physicality.

### 3.2 Elyjah Freeman And Amari Evans

Texas added **wing depth and switchability** via **Elyjah Freeman** (Auburn, 6-foot-8, 185 pounds) and **Amari Evans** (Tennessee, 6-foot-5, 220 pounds). Both signed in the **$400K-$700K range** per portal-tracking sources, a deliberate **mid-tier price point** that lets the program spread money across **eight rotation pieces** rather than over-pay one star.

### 3.3 Retention: Matas Vokietaitis

The single most important off-season win was **retaining rising junior center Matas Vokietaitis**, the **6-foot-11 Lithuanian** who anchored the 2025-26 defense. Re-signing him reportedly cost the program **~$900K** in NIL + revenue share - a number Miller publicly called **"non-negotiable"** because Vokietaitis is the **only veteran rim protector** on the roster.

## 4. Recruiting Pitch In The Post-CSC Era

```mermaid
flowchart TD
    A[Recruit / Portal Target] --> B{Texas Pitch}
    B --> C[Sean Miller Player Development]
    B --> D[SEC TV Exposure Plus Big 12 Resume]
    B --> E[Texas One Fund Capital]
    B --> F[Pro Pathway via Austin Spurs G-League]
    C --> G[Commit Decision]
    D --> G
    E --> G
    F --> G
    G --> H[CSC Fair Market Value Review]
    H --> I[Deal Approved / Player Enrolls]
```

### 4.1 The CSC Fair-Market-Value Filter

Every NIL deal over **$600** now goes to the **College Sports Commission** (the **Deloitte-administered** clearinghouse spun out of the House settlement). Texas's NIL operations team - led by **Patrick Nugent** at Texas One Fund - has **structured deals through verifiable deliverables**: appearances, signed merch runs, dealership endorsements via **Capital Ford** and **Covert Auto Group**, so the deals **clear CSC review** instead of getting flagged as pay-for-play.

### 4.2 Pro Pathway As The Real Closer

Miller pitches recruits on **NBA development**, not just paychecks. Texas's affiliation with the **Austin Spurs** (the San Antonio Spurs' G-League team) gives players **summer pro reps** at the Frank Erwin Center practice facility. That pitch closed both **Goosby** and **Johnson** because their agents wanted **draft visibility**, not just NIL bag.

## 5. Where Texas Sits Versus The SEC And National Field

### 5.1 SEC Rank

Inside the SEC, Texas's combined **rev-share + collective spend** of roughly **$11-13M** for men's basketball puts it behind **Kentucky** (~$22M), **Arkansas** (~$14M), and **Tennessee** (~$12M), and ahead of **Florida**, **Texas A&M**, and **Missouri** (each ~$10M). Nine SEC teams spent at least **$10M** on basketball in 2025-26 per public reporting - the highest concentration of any conference.

### 5.2 National Rank

Nationally, **Duke, Kentucky, BYU, Arkansas, and St. John's** lead the spend tables; Texas is firmly in the **top 10**, which lines up with where the portal class ranks (**247Sports No. 3** by APR, **No. 4 by total points**).

### 5.3 The 2026-27 Ceiling

With Goosby, Johnson, Punch, Freeman, Evans, and Vokietaitis as the core six, **KenPom projections** have Texas opening 2026-27 as a **top-20 preseason team** and an **SEC top-5** finish. The program hasn't been to the **Sweet 16** since 2023 - Miller's mandate from Del Conte is to **break that drought in his second year**.

## 6. Risks And Sustainability Questions

### 6.1 The Collective Burnout Risk

Industry analysts at **Sportico** and **Front Office Sports** have warned that **2025 may have been the high-water mark** for collective fundraising. Texas One Fund donors have **giving fatigue** - the same Forty Acres boosters fund football, basketball, baseball, and the 2027 College Football Playoff push. If donor revenue softens, the basketball collective pool shrinks **first**, not football.

### 6.2 CSC Enforcement Tightening

The **College Sports Commission** has rejected an estimated **6-8% of third-party deals** submitted in the first 12 months of operation per On3 reporting. If CSC tightens further - or if a future court ruling clips its authority - Texas's deal structures may need re-papering. The compliance team built around AD **Del Conte** is **over-staffed for this reason**.

### 6.3 Roster Turnover Cost

Even with $11-13M in play, Texas will likely **rebuild the guard rotation again** in 2027-28 if Johnson or Goosby goes pro. That means another **$3-5M portal cycle** every off-season - a permanent operating cost that didn't exist five years ago.

```mermaid
flowchart LR
    A[2026-27 Roster $11-13M] --> B{End of Season Outcomes}
    B --> C[Goosby NBA Draft?]
    B --> D[Johnson Returns or Pros]
    B --> E[Punch Final Year]
    C --> F[2027-28 Portal Replace $3-5M]
    D --> F
    E --> F
    F --> G[Sustainability Question Mark]
```

## FAQ

**Q1: How much is Texas spending on men's basketball NIL in 2026-27?**
Combined revenue share (~$2.78M from the 15% basketball allocation of Texas's $18.5M SEC cap) plus an estimated **$8-10M** in Texas One Fund collective + brand deals, putting total spend at roughly **$11-13M**.

**Q2: Who is the highest-paid Texas basketball player in 2026-27?**
TCU transfer **David Punch** at a reported **$1.8M NIL valuation**, followed by Colorado transfer **Isaiah Johnson at $1.3M**.

**Q3: What is Texas's revenue-share allocation formula?**
**75% football, 15% men's basketball, 5% women's basketball, 5% other sports** - one of the most football-heavy splits in the SEC.

**Q4: Is the Texas One Fund still operating after the House settlement?**
Yes. The settlement allows direct rev-share **plus** continued third-party NIL via collectives. Texas One Fund still runs, but every deal over $600 must clear the **College Sports Commission** fair-market-value review.

**Q5: Where does Texas's basketball spend rank in the SEC?**
**Fourth or fifth** - behind Kentucky (~$22M), Arkansas (~$14M), and Tennessee (~$12M); ahead of Florida, Texas A&M, and Missouri.

## Bottom Line

Texas Longhorns men's basketball in 2027 runs a **top-10 national NIL operation** anchored by **$2.78M in House rev-share** and **$8-10M in Texas One Fund spend**, with **Sean Miller's $32M contract** providing the strategic mandate. The strategy is **guard-premium, frontcourt-value, retain-the-anchor** - and it produced a **247Sports No. 3 portal class** for 2026-27. The open questions are **collective donor fatigue**, **CSC enforcement risk**, and whether **annual $3-5M portal rebuilds** become the new operating baseline. Miller's bet: yes, they do - and Texas can outspend the SEC field on the second tier behind Kentucky.

## Sources

1. **On3** - "Sean Miller's New Deal Unpacked, Looking at 2026 Recruits" - https://www.on3.com/teams/texas-longhorns/news/sean-millers-new-deal-unpacked-looking-at-2026-recruits/
2. **On3** - "The 2026-27 Texas basketball roster tracker" - https://www.on3.com/teams/texas-longhorns/news/the-2026-27-texas-basketball-roster-tracker/
3. **On3** - "The House v. NCAA settlement has implications we're still figuring out" - https://www.on3.com/teams/texas-longhorns/news/the-house-v-ncaa-settlement-has-implications-were-still-figuring-out/
4. **ESPN** - "Austin Goosby, No. 19 recruit in SC Next 100, commits to Texas" - https://www.espn.com/recruiting/basketball/story/_/id/47002190/austin-goosby-no-19-recruit-scnext-100-commits-texas
5. **Sports Illustrated / Texas Longhorns** - "Where Texas Longhorns Transfer Portal Class Ranks After David Punch Addition" - https://www.si.com/college/texas/basketball/where-texas-longhorns-transfer-portal-class-ranks-after-david-punch-addition
6. **Burnt Orange Nation** - "Texas basketball executed 'aggressive' plan in the NCAA transfer portal" - https://www.burntorangenation.com/texas-longhorns-basketball/102065/texas-longhorns-basketball-transfer-portal-isaiah-johnson
7. **KXAN Horns Report** - "Transfer portal: Texas Longhorns land top power forward as roster rebuild continues" - https://www.kxan.com/sports-general/horns-report/texas-longhorns-transfer-portal-david-punch/
8. **NCAA Revenue Sharing & NIL Estimates 2025** - SEC Schools - https://nil-ncaa.com/sec/
9. **Pro Football Network** - "Top 5 Most Expensive Rosters in College Basketball: Where Do Duke, Kentucky, Arkansas Rank?" - https://www.profootballnetwork.com/mens-cbb/ncaa-expensive-rosters-march-2026/
10. **Sports Illustrated** - "Sean Miller Shares Perspective on State of NIL in College Basketball" - https://www.si.com/college/texas/sean-miller-shares-perspective-on-state-of-nil-in-college-basketball

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