UGA Recruiting: Five Star RB Commit Kemon Spell Reveals Much He’ll Make at Georgia With revenue Share + NIL
Spell told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that he will make $1 million in revenue sharing and NIL in his first year at UGA.
“I’ve worked hard for this since I was 6 years old,” Spell said. “Every day I’ve been working hard to be in this position.”
He also said that he had higher offers elsewhere.
“I could’ve gotten more money from other places, but I picked Georgia for the reasons that I want to get to the NFL and I’ll be coached by the best guy [Kirby Smart] each and every day. He’s going to be on me and coach me hard. I didn’t pick Georgia for the money. I picked it for the development piece and getting to the NFL.”