The FSU NIL Directory

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ordan began his career at Florida State in 2019 and introduced himself to the fanbase by ripping off a 66-yard rush against Boston College to seal the game. Since then, he's had iconic Seminole moments with breaking the single-season record for quarterback rushing yards in 2020 set by Charlie Ward and, of course, 4th and 14.

Since the introduction of NIL, he's been able to do dozens of meet & greets, launch an apparel on his website (4th and 14 shirts on sale for $31.28 😉), and more recently, partner with the Boys and Girls club in Tallahassee.

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abien transferred in to Florida State from Mississippi State in 2020 being one of the first key transfers recruited by Coach Mike Norvell. Since then, Lovett has been a force in the middle of a defense steadily improving each year.

Fabien has mentioned in interviews the impact that becoming a father has been on his life and his overall approach to life and on the football field. Recently, he launched a GoFundMe campaign to help support his family's medical bills for his son and was able to raise a considerable amount of money. Before the NIL rules, such activity would have led to a suspension of his football eligibility. Now he's able to use his name, image, and likeness for the benefit of his family and more.

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illan came to the Florida State program in 2021 and has made a huge splash in the NIL scene. His first endeavor was to bring #TimmytoTally for FSU's season opener against Notre Dame. Since then, he's launched Big Man Big Heart, a non-profit corporation intended to promote NCAA college athletes' use of their NIL to do good and promote unity, positivity, and kindness in their community and beyond.

Gibbons has quickly cemented himself as one of the faces of NIL as he is actively trying to advance Florida legislation to allow Florida universities to become more involved in their athletes' NIL campaigns.