Ohio State’s NIL Collective Announces Signing Day Blitz

The 1870 Society collective at Ohio State is fully committed to NIL fundraising in the run-up to early signing day on December 20. The purpose of this “Signing Day Blitz” is to mobilize the Buckeye fan base and generate additional funds.

This week, the statement was made: “The 1870 Society is approaching a critical turning point in its mission to support Ohio State student-athletes. The Blitz, which takes place from December 11 to December 17, marks this milestone. With an emphasis on maximizing NIL’s transformational power, the campaign seeks to enable people to make a meaningful contribution to Ohio State Football’s overall growth.”

Under Ryan Day, Ohio State, one of the best collegiate football programs in the nation, has kept up a high standard of recruitment. However, given how involved NIL is now, expanding the collective is crucial to maintaining that situation going forward.

Heisman Trophy contender Marvin Harrison Jr. is probably going to the NFL Draft, and starting quarterback Kyle McCord has made his way through the transfer portal, meaning the Buckeyes will lose him. Day and his coaching staff have a few significant openings to fill for the upcoming season, and early signing day is the ideal time to get started.

“Community power and the positive effects of group support on the lives of student-athletes are demonstrated by the Buckeye Signing Day Blitz. We hope to provide these remarkable people with long-lasting opportunities with the support of Buckeye Nation,” 1870 Society Vice President Drew Esler stated.

The goal of the collective is to create opportunities for earning that Buckeye athletes have earned and deserve, while also providing Ohio State fans with unprecedented, exclusive access to their favorite teams.