LSU women’s basketball transfer signs big-time deal with Tigers NIL Store

It didn’t take long for LSU women’s basketball transfer Hailey Van Lith to engrain herself in the Tiger program. Not even one full offseason after her decision to transfer to Baton Rouge, the star guard has officially signed a major deal with the Tigers NIL Store.

LSU women’s basketball transfer Hailey Van Lith signs deal with Tigers NIL Store

Few names are bigger in the sport of women’s basketball than that of Hailey Van Lith. Following her stellar three-season career with Louisville, she elected to transfer to LSU in the offseason, and it’s looking like an excellent decision.

The Tigers are coming off their first national championship in program history. Now, with LSU women’s basketball transfer Hailey Van Lith and others joining the group, they’re the favorite to do so again.

Furthermore, with less than a month until the season opener, Hailey Van Lith has further amplified her impact in Baton Rouge, signing a major deal with Tigers NIL Store.

LSU’s Hailey Van Lith has signed with the Tigers NIL Store, which will soon feature her licensed LSU apparel. Among the items will be an LSU jersey.

“This works best when your on-court product is good and that’s the case at LSU.”

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— On3 NIL (@On3NIL) October 9, 2023

Following her newest deal, you can expect to see plenty of Van Lith merchandise hitting the Tigers NIL Store soon. Additionally, with each sale of her merchandise, she’ll earn somewhere between $6 to $15.

Not only is the star LSU women’s basketball transfer guard a star on the court, but she’s also a star in the world of NIL. According to the On3 NIL Valuation, she ranks among the country’s top 100, with $558k and over 1 Million followers on social media.

In addition to the Tigers NIL store, Hailey Van Lith has claim to deals with big brands such as Adidas, Dick’s Sporting Goods and the Shaquille O’Neal Foundation.

Expect to see Van Lith merchandise filling the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in 2023 as the Tigers look to repeat as national champions for the second season in a row.

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