Kirk Herbstreit is set to team up with LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne as the pair are scheduled to speak to college football recruits about NIL at an educational symposium later this month.
The NIL Elite Series event, hosted by On3, will take place in Nashville, Tennessee from May 30-June 1 in the hopes of educating the top prospect class on NIL, something Olivia knows all too well given her mega earnings.
Herbstreit, a former college football star who now works as an analyst for ESPN’s College GameDay, will join Dunne as one of the featured speakers.
Among the five-star recruits poised to attend are quarterback Dylan Raiola and wide receiver Jeremiah Smith.
Herbstreit is also pretty familiar with the college recruiting process as his sons, Tye, Jake, and Zak have all played at the NCAA level, while Chase is a QB prospect for 2025.
“College football is such an important part of the fabric of the sports landscape,” the 53-year-old was quoted as saying. “These players will become the leaders of our game and will carry a responsibility at a very young age, and I am grateful for the opportunity to speak with the players and parents about the unique era we are currently seeing.”
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Dunne, a gymnastics and social media star, is valued at $3.4 million and is the highest female NIL earner on the college scene.
“I’m really excited to attend the On3 NIL Elite Series to discuss my NIL journey with the top high school prospects in the country,” she remarked. “On3 has been so supportive of student-athletes, and I hope to continue that momentum with them.”
The 20-year-old Tigers member is also the third-highest NIL earner overall, behind only Bronny James and Arch Manning.
