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Harvard · Football
Najee Calhoun
RB · Freshman · #27 · 5' 11" · 195 lbs
From Forked River, NJ
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Estimated NIL value
$3.6K
Harvard · Football
Najee Calhoun
RB · Freshman · #27 · 5' 11" · 195 lbs
From Forked River, NJ
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Estimated NIL value
$3.6K
Harvard · Football
RB · Freshman · #27 · 5' 11" · 195 lbs
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Latest source check Aug 30, 2026
Position
Running Back
Class
Freshman
Jersey
#27
Height
5' 11"
Weight
195 lbs
Hometown
From Forked River, NJ
Estimated NIL value
$3.6K
Modeled from role, roster, recruiting, current market evidence, and school-pool reconciliation.
Pool-accounting allocation: $3.2K
Confidence meter
Watchlist confidenceWe have enough context to frame the range, but not enough sourced detail to call it tight.
Najee Calhoun is a 5' 11" 195 lbs Freshman Running Back for Harvard and is listed by ESPN from Forked River, NJ. Najee Calhoun ranks 74th within the current Harvard football roster. The modeled value is $3.6K, with $3.2K allocated to reconcile the sport pool.
Pool share by sport
0.2%
Football pool: $1.6M
Pool share of school
0.1%
Harvard roster market: $3.6M
Roster dollars tracked
$1.6M
Harvard Football pool-accounting sum
Coverage hits
0
No fresh NIL chatter found
Forked River, NJ
Roster status
Active
Current listing
Harvard Crimson
Recruit rating
3-star
Recruiting profile
3-star / No. 1846 nationally
Rating: 0.8550
High school: Bergen Catholic
From: Oradell, NJ
Class: 2026 / RB
Sideline Data Desk
The model rewards proven offensive skill players for touch volume, highlight potential, and consumer-facing visibility. For Najee Calhoun, the current roster role, class, recruiting signal, program market, and available market evidence produce a $3.6K headline case.
The visible base estimate is $3.6K. The pool-accounting allocation is $3.2K, equal to about 0.2% of the Harvard football market. The player ranks 74th on that roster.
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