Here are the goals of The Varsity Collective and Brooks Bollinger's role in the group

[Da-news-now]

Former University of Wisconsin quarterback Brooks Bollinger is one of the faces behind a new NIL collective supporting Badgers athletes. Here's how he sees his role with the group.

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[GBP4EVER]

Former University of Wisconsin quarterback Brooks Bollinger is one of the faces behind a new NIL collective supporting Badgers athletes. Here's how he sees his role with the group.

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Yeah don't think Brooks is going to be a big name to help donors be convinced to open up their wallets.

 

[FlaPack]

Yeah don't think Brooks is going to be a big name to help donors be convinced to open up their wallets.

The problem is not Bollinger. I’ll leave it at that

 

[TW]

So, you believe something is the problem with this collective? That leaves Kellner. Didn't he donate $25 mill just a few years ago to the school?

I guess your question is whether or not he, and others, who have given more generously to the school outside of the sports program, would continue to be so giving, or use part of that money for NIL?

I know he lived in your neck of the woods. Maybe you know something about him we don't?

I have no idea how much clout he'd have with others, and actually who most of them are. So, kind of confused by your response, and the ambiguity of it.

EDIT: One question I forgot to ask. Is he too controlling on how the money is used?