Kentucky Basketball Star, Cincinnati QB Sign NIL Deal With Simple Truth

Kentucky's Aaron Bradshaw and Cincinnati's Emory Jones signed a NIL deal with Simple Truth..
Kentucky Basketball Star, Cincinnati QB Sign NIL Deal With Simple Truth
Kentucky Basketball Star, Cincinnati QB Sign NIL Deal With Simple Truth /

The world of NIL continues to evolve, and so many companies are inking college athletes into partnerships. Simple Truth, which specializes in natural and organic snacks and products, has inked two big-name stars to deals. One is Cincinnati Bearcats QB Emory Jones, and the other is Kentucky Wildcats men's basketball star Aaron Bradshaw. 

Bradshaw is an incoming freshman who has a ton of excitement, and the 7-foot-1 power forward has been a hot name in NBA Draft circles as he begins his first year of college. 

Jones played at Arizona State last season before transferring to Cincinnati, and he has thrown for over 1600 yards with 13 touchdowns despite the Bearcats' 2-7 record following the departure of Luke Fickell. 

Both players announced the deal on their Instagram pages. Bradshaw wrote, "BBN loves @simpletruth4u🫶🏾 excited to be part of #teamsimpletruth this season." Bradshaw signed a week before Jones did, and the company is attempting to get into the NIL game more. 

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Jones wrote, "@simpletruth4u is a guaranteed TOUCHDOWN 🏈 Excited to be part of #teamsimpletruth." 

Bradshaw signed with Klutch Sports Agency as part of its NIL class back in May, and his value will surely increase once he shows how talented he is in the Wildcats rotation. 

The value for Emory Jones is a lot lower, and On3 has his value right above $100K. But, these players partnering with Simple Truth is a step in the right direction. 


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Matt Wadleigh
MATT WADLEIGH

Matt Wadleigh covers the NIL on FanNation, writing about all of the topsy-turvy deals in the whacky world of college sports. Matt also works as a staff writer for Trojans Wire and Buffaloes Wire at USA Today and covers sports as a whole at ClutchPoints. In the past, Matt has written for various sites, including FanSided, Sportscasting, and many others. Matt attended Fresno State and is a Bulldogs fan through and through, but grew up in Southern California and still holds loyalties to the Padres, Chargers, Lakers, and Aztecs basketball. It's not always easy being a San Diego sports fan, but the future looks bright. Hopefully.