How much will Alabama football players make in revenue sharing era? Projecting Crimson Tide payroll
Alabama’s athletics director Greg byrne has made the initial Crimson Tide approach in terms of income sharing.
According to the House VS NCAA regulations, college programs will have $ 20.5 million at its disposal to distribute to athletes. All dry programs, by Byrne, promised $ 2.5 million in new scholarships, leaving $ 18 million at Alabama to distribute to its athletes. Byrne has said that football and male basketball will see the highest percentage, depending on other sports on tickets: softball, baseball, gymnastics and women’s basketball.
Most of the SEC schools plan to allocate 75% of players’ pay in football, which will represent around $ 13.5 million.
So, to what extent could the Alabama Football have had for each position on its list? Here is a projection based on OpenDOSSOSE NOSE COMMITTEEMENT Data, a Marketplace Athlete and Nil Technology Company, which allocated budgets with each football position group.
Note: The total does not include void third transactions.
ALABAMA Football Quarters
- Alabama players: Ty Simpson, Austin Mack, Keelon Russell
- Opendobers award: 16.9%
- Alabama is estimated at all quarter-rear: $ 2.28 million or $ 760,500 per player if they are also distributed
Running football back in alabama
- Alabama players: Ak Cher, Daniel Hill, Richard Young, Dre Washington, Jam Miller, Kevin Riley
- Opendobers award: 8.9%
- Alabama is estimated for all runners: $ 1.2 million or $ 200,250 per player if it is also distributed
Large football receivers in Alabama
- Alabama players: Isaiah Horton, Ryan Williams, Jaylen Mbakwe, Germie Bernard, Cole Adams, Jalen Hale, Rico Scott, Lotzeir Brooks, Aeryn Hampton, Derek Meadows
- Opendobers award: 15.4%
- Alabama is estimated at all wide receivers: $ 2.1 million or $ 207,900 per player if they are also distributed
Football in alabama ending
- Alabama players: Marshall Pritchett, Josh Cuevas, Danny Lewis Jr., Jay Lindsey, Brody Dalton, Jack Sammarco, Kaleb Edwards
- Opendobers award: 4.5%
- Alabama is estimated at all tight ends: $ 607,500 or $ 86,785 per player if they are also distributed
Alabama football offensive line
- Alabama players: Casey Poe, Mal Waldrep Jr., Roq Montgomery, Geno Vandemark, Michael Carroll, Micah Debose, Joseph Ionata, William Sanders, Kam Dewberry, Parker Brailsford, Olaus Alinen, Kadyn Proctor, Wilkin Formmy
- Opendobers award: 14.2%
- Alabama is estimated at all offensive line players: $ 1.92 million or $ 119,812 per player if they are also distributed
Alabama football defensive line
- Alabama players: Jordan Renaud, LT Overton, James Smith, Steve Bolo Mboumoua, Keon Keeley, Isaia Faga, Jeremiah Beaman, Edric Hill, Tim Keenan III, London Simmons
- Opendobers award: 13.7%
- Alabama is estimated at all defensive line players: $ 1.85 million or $ 184,950 per player if they are also distributed
Alabama Football Seconds
- Alabama players: Deontae Lawson, Qua Russaw, Justin Hill, Justin Jefferson, Fatotoa Henry, Duke Johnson II, Kelby Collins, Jah-Marien Latham, Noah Carter, Luke Metz, Cayden Jones, Abduall Sanders Jr., Qb Reese, Nikhai Hill-Green, Yhonzae Pierre
- Opendobers award: 11.9%
- Alabama is estimated at all seconds: $ 1.61 million or $ 107,100 per player if they are also distributed
Alabama Defensive football backs
- Alabama players: Domani Jackson, Zabien Brown, Keon Sabb, Dijon Lee Jr., Kameron Howard, Dashawn Jones, Cam Calhoun, Zavier Mincey, Ivan Taylor, Red Morgan, Bray Hubbard, Dre Kirkpatrick Jr.,
- Opendobers award: 13%
- Alabama is estimated at all defensive backs: $ 1.8 million or $ 146,250 per player if it is also distributed
Alabama football specialists
- Alabama players: David Bird, Alex Asparuhov, Blake Doud, Conor Talty
- Opendobers award: 1.5%
- Believes that Alabama poses for all specialists: $ 202,500 or $ 50,625 per player if they are also distributed
Colin Gay covers football in Alabama for news from Tuscaloosa, which is part of the USA Today network. Join it to cgay@gannett.com or follow it @_Colingay On X, formerly known as Twitter.
This article originally appeared on Tuscaloosa News: Project Alabama Football Payroll in Revenue Sharing Era
