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Connor Dantzler
QB · Freshman · #12 · 6' 1" · 205 lbs
From Charleston, SC
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Estimated NIL value
$93.5K
Tulsa · Football
Connor Dantzler
QB · Freshman · #12 · 6' 1" · 205 lbs
From Charleston, SC
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Estimated NIL value
$93.5K
Tulsa · Football
QB · Freshman · #12 · 6' 1" · 205 lbs
From Charleston, SC
Estimated NIL value
$93.5K
Modeled from role, roster, recruiting, current market evidence, and school-pool reconciliation.
Pool-accounting allocation: $82.5K
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Connor Dantzler is a 6' 1" 205 lbs Freshman Quarterback for Tulsa and is listed by ESPN from Charleston, SC. Connor Dantzler ranks 7th within the current Tulsa football roster. The modeled value is $93.5K, with $82.5K allocated to reconcile the sport pool.
Pool share by sport
2.8%
Football pool: $2.9M
Pool share of school
1.3%
Tulsa roster market: $6.2M
Roster dollars tracked
$2.9M
Tulsa Football pool-accounting sum
Recent game logs
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Live player file
Last updated Sep 2, 2026
Position
Quarterback
Class
Freshman
Jersey
#12
Height
6' 1"
Weight
205 lbs
Hometown
Charleston, SC
Roster status
Active
Current listing
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
Sideline Data Desk
Quarterbacks receive the strongest football premium because role scarcity, weekly visibility, and offensive control compound their market value. For Connor Dantzler, the current roster role, class, recruiting signal, program market, and available market evidence produce a $93.5K headline case.
The visible base estimate is $93.5K. The pool-accounting allocation is $82.5K, equal to about 2.8% of the Tulsa football market. The player ranks 7th on that roster.
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