Tennessee State Player Scores $2M Endorsement Deal

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Hercy Miller, a 19-year-old Tennessee State University basketball player who’s also the son of famous music artist Master P, is expected to earn $2 million from tech company Web Apps America through an endorsement deal made possible by the NCAA’s interim rule change allowing student-athletes to earn money from use of their name, image and likeness.

Speaking to Nashville Public Radio station WPLN, Philip Hutcheson, athletic director at Lipscomb University in Nashville, said that while some high-profile athletes in major programs may stand to gain more than others, companies may also target students from smaller institutions who have large social media followings.

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