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The Transfer Portal Playbook & NIL
Whether you need Transfer Portal insights or to understand the legal foundation behind every NIL deal — so you can maximize your NIL value, navigate contracts, and build a career knowing the rules behind the headlines. Two courses available, taught by the attorney, professor, and former pro athlete who built the first NIL course at a top law school.
Built for Parents, Athletes, Sports Management & Sports Law Students, Sports Business Professionals
A different kind of NIL and Transfer Portal education.
Most NIL content just teaches athletes how to make money. These courses cover the Transfer Portal and the law that makes NIL work. The rights. The contracts. The cases. The rules behind the headlines. If you're a parent of an athlete, an athlete considering transferring schools, or building a career in sports law, sports management, or anywhere adjacent to college athletics, these timely courses provide the foundation you need.
Reasons to learn from Bramhall Sports Group
Practicing Sports Attorney
Licensed in Tennessee. Represents athletes, coaches, collectives, and sports organizations on NIL, contracts, and compliance.
Law Professor
Created the first NIL course at the University of Tennessee College of Law. Course is at max capacity with a waiting list.
Former Pro Athlete & D1 Administrator
Seven seasons in MLB-affiliated baseball across four organizations. Rice University All-American. Former Texas A&M Division I Assistant Athletic Director. Former NIL collective founder and General Manager.
The Courses:
1) The Transfer Portal Playbook
- How the NCAA Transfer Portal actually works — step by step — and the consequences that kick in the moment you enter, including what happens to your scholarship
- The new "5 years to play 5 seasons" eligibility model, how your clock starts, and which rules apply to you based on when you enrolled
- How your NIL agreements are affected by a transfer, what exit provisions and liquidated damages clauses mean for you, and why you should never sign anything at a new school until eligibility is confirmed
- The exact transfer window dates for every NCAA Division I sport — and the January 2026 rule changes that altered football, basketball, and wrestling windows
- What boosters, collectives, and the House settlement mean for recruiting — including what schools can legally offer and where the lines are
- The questions every athlete must ask their current school, every recruiting school, and themselves before making a final decision
- The pre-entry checklist that protects you legally before you ever notify compliance — including financial aid review, NIL contract audit, and eligibility verification
- How to access BSG's full range of services, from a one-hour consultation to full done-for-you portal navigation, and what each one covers
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2) NIL Explained: NIL and the Law
A 10-week deep dive into the legal foundation of name, image, and likeness — from the inherent right of publicity to collectives, contracts, employment status, and the future of college athletics.
What's included:
- 11 self-paced modules with video lessons
- Full syllabus with weekly readings and case studies
- Real NIL agreement templates and walkthroughs
- Lifetime access to course updates as NIL law evolves
- Earn the NIL Law Foundations Certificate — pass the final assessment and add a real credential to your résumé and LinkedIn Profile
Transfer Portal Playbook $25
Money-back guarantee
If the first 5 minutes aren't what you expected, full refund — no questions asked.
NIL Explained: NIL and the Law
$197
$197 | Students with a verified ".edu" email: $99 (send discount request to [email protected]) |14-day money-back guarantee. If the first two modules aren't what you expected, full refund — no questions asked.
ENROLL NOWEarn the NIL Law Foundations Certificate
Complete the course and pass the final assessment to earn the NIL Law Foundations Certificate - a credential you can add to your résumé, your LinkedIn profile, and your graduate school, law school, or job applications. Developed and awarded by a practicing sports attorney and NIL law professor.
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