UCLA Has Now Launched An NIL Store for Bruins Players

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UCLA Has Now Launched An NIL Store for Bruins Players
UCLA Has Now Launched An NIL Store for Bruins Players /

The NIL Store powered by Campus Ink announced the launch of its NIL Store featuring officially licensed UCLA merchandise on Friday. The store will provide opportunities to every UCLA athlete.

The Campus Ink NIL Store website featuring UCLA will continuously be onboarding new athletes and developing custom merchandise drops for individual athletes. All merchandise on the NIL Store is officially licensed by UCLA.

Each student-athlete’s digital locker room includes a collection of core products which feature personalized names and numbers for applicable athletes.

via Campus Ink NIL Store Press Release

So far, the store features jerseys representing football, men's basketball, women's basketball, soccer, baseball, and softball.

Per the website, the store is backed by Mark Cuban's three principals.

1. NIL merchandise should be available to all athletes, not just some.

2. Athletes should come first in every conversation.

3. Athletes should make as much money as they possibly can on every sale.

Backed by Mark Cuban, Campus Ink expanded into the Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) space in 2021 and launched the NIL Store, which serves as a merchandising solution for student-athletes and schools across the country. The NIL Store operates with the firm belief that every student-athlete has an opportunity to capitalize on their NIL and should earn industry-leading payouts. Campus Ink was founded in 1947 on the campus of the University of Illinois and was reimagined in 2015 with an office in downtown Chicago and a production facility in Urbana, Ill., where the company handles all of its own production and fulfillment.

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Maren Angus-Coombs
MAREN ANGUS-COOMBS

Maren Angus-Coombs was born in Los Angeles and raised in Nashville, Tenn. She is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University and has been a sports writer since 2008. Despite being raised in the South, her sports obsession has always been in Los Angeles. She is currently a staff writer for the LA Sports Report Network.