BRISTOL, Tenn.
— King University has selected MOGL as its exclusive NIL solution. Through
MOGL Monetize™, King will receive leading digital agency services, compliance technology and education for all of their student-athletes.
MOGL, the leading athlete marketplace and operations software provider powering the Name, Image, and Likeness ("NIL") era of collegiate athletics, provides technology to athletic departments that enables market-leading access to NIL opportunities for their student-athletes with automated compliance reporting and analytics. This partnership signifies a crucial step towards expanding NIL opportunities for King student-athletes while also providing university administration the technology needed to connect their network and receive automatic disclosures.
"I'm extremely excited for the opportunity to work with King athletics and provide them with the technology they need to manage their NIL endeavors," said MOGL CEO and Co-founder Ayden Syal. "With MOGL, King can now connect the entire Tornado network to their student-athletes while also exposing them to thousands of other exciting NIL deals, employment opportunities, and more."
MOGL partners are provided with a comprehensive compliance solution, which includes disclosure logs, contract review, and valuable insights on NIL transaction activity. Additionally, they can now confidently direct their brand partners, local businesses, and alumni to a secure platform designed to engage with their talented athletes.
"The MOGL platform brings an established inventory of NIL opportunities and a robust compliance program, not only empowering our student athletes to succeed, but also providing our athletic staff the tools, data, and insights we need to excel," said Director of Athletics David Hicks. "This is a tremendous partnership that checks all of the boxes towards our long-term goals."
An added benefit for MOGL partners is opt-in access to MOGL Master™, a holistic NIL education course and e-learning curriculum covering key topics such as financial literacy, tax guidance, contract and legal review, and brand building.
"As the landscape in college athletics changes, our goal is to be on the leading edge of change at King, while remaining student-athlete focused," added Hicks. "Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) is transforming the way high school and college athletes view their experiences and make decisions. Providing a medium for our current and future student-athletes to take advantage of these opportunities is an important strategy in our long-term success at King."
MOGL is currently onboarding university and collective partners in need of NIL compliance and operations software.
Brands, athletes, agents, collectives, and universities can learn more at
www.mogl.online.
About MOGL
MOGL is the leading athlete marketplace and NIL operations software provider enabling college athletes to connect with monetization and sponsorship opportunities with brands, employers, and fans. As the NIL era transforms the college athletics landscape, MOGL gives universities, collectives, and their student-athletes the technology to manage their NIL endeavors in an organized and compliant manner.
Founded by Notre Dame graduates Ayden Syal and former starting QB Brandon Wimbush in 2019, MOGL is used by over 10,000 student-athletes across the United States and over 1,500 participating businesses and brands including Toyota, Under Armour, and DoorDash. The company has partnered with universities and collectives across all three NCAA divisions including Notre Dame, Holy Cross, and Winona State and is the exclusive NIL technology provider for NBC Sports.
MOGL's comprehensive platform is poised to reshape the future of college sports and sports marketing. Learn more at
www.mogl.online.
About King University
King University is a Presbyterian, master's-level comprehensive university located in Bristol, TN and nestled in the Appalachian Mountain. A member of NCAA Division II and Conference Carolinas, King sponsors 28 varsity sports and has won 35 Conference Carolinas championships since 2011, as well as 12 national championships in women's wrestling (10) and cycling (2).
