Texas A&M NIL Market Index | $74.0M 2026

Texas A&M
#2 Nationally
SEC
Power 4
Sideline Data Desk

Texas A&M

Sideline NIL Market Index

SEC · Power 4

2026 High-Side Roster Market
$74.0M
National Power

Supported range

$51.4M-$81.5M

Base case

$52M

vs #1 Roster Market ($75.1M)98.6%
#2
National
#2
Conference
Top 1%
Nationally
By Sport
TopFootball61%
  • Football$45.3M61%base $31.8M
  • Men's Basketball$14.3M19%base $10M
  • Women's Basketball$6.5M9%base $4.5M
  • Baseball$5.9M8%base $4.2M
  • Softball$525K1%base $375K
  • Track & Field$475K1%base $325K
  • Other Olympic Sports$425K1%base $300K
  • Volleyball$400K1%base $275K

The Sideline owns this index.

Sport pools use The Sideline's conference and active-roster base model. The headline is our high-side current-market case, not school payroll or a signed-contract total.

Public disclosure benchmark

2024-25

$51.4M

Reported athlete NIL compensation. This historical result is a floor in the current Sideline estimate, not a number added on top.

Men's sports

$49.2M

Women's sports

$2.2M

Official ecosystem evidence, shown separately

$39.1M NIL-related support

Reported by the 12th Man Foundation for FY24-25. It supports market scale but is not added to the athlete-compensation total.

Player NIL values

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Public values match linked publishers; all others use the Sideline school-pool model.
School NIL BriefingUpdated July 18, 2026

Inside the Texas A&M NIL market

Texas A&M is a Power 4 program in the SEC. The Sideline values its current varsity-athlete market at $74.0M, a high-side estimate rather than a reported school payroll or sum of signed contracts.

  • Market position: #2 nationally and #2 in the SEC. The pool-reconciled base case is $52M, with a supported range of $51.4M to $81.5M.
  • Where the value is concentrated: Football $45.3M, Men's Basketball $14.3M, Women's Basketball $6.5M.
  • How athletes access NIL: value can come through third-party endorsements, donor or collective opportunities, licensed content, appearances, and school-facilitated benefits or revenue-sharing context. Those channels stay separate unless a school-specific public record supports a dollar figure.
  • Evidence behind this page: The estimate uses active-roster composition, player evidence, recruiting profile, sport economics, and SEC market context. ESPN supplies roster biography data, not NIL values.
  • Notable public figures: $51.4M in reported athlete NIL compensation for 2024-25. It is historical evidence, not an amount added on top of the current estimate. The $39.1M official-support figure is displayed separately to prevent double counting.
  • Latest update: Model V3, refreshed July 18, 2026. The Sideline Data Desk owns the estimates, sport allocations, rankings, audits, and corrections. Read the full methodology.
The Sideline Data DeskSchool-specific market briefing

Texas A&M NIL FAQ

What is Texas A&M's estimated NIL roster value?

The Sideline's 2026 high-side NIL Market Index estimate for Texas A&M is $74.0M, supported by a $51.4M to $81.5M range and a $52M base case. This ranks #2 nationally among Division I programs.

What conference does Texas A&M play in?

Texas A&M competes in the SEC at the Power 4 level.

Which Texas A&M sport has the highest roster value?

Football is Texas A&M's largest estimated NIL roster market at approximately $45.3M in 2026.

How does Texas A&M compare to other SEC schools?

Texas A&M's $74.0M aggregate roster market can be compared with every SEC program and all 357 Division I schools on The Sideline's NIL Tracker.

Is Texas A&M's NIL roster value the same as school spending?

No. It is The Sideline's current high-side estimate of athlete market value across active rosters. Historical disclosed compensation, school-directed benefits, foundation support, third-party NIL, and player market valuation are labeled separately so the same dollar is not counted twice.

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