Aliyah Boston

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final valuation$116KAnnual ValueRoster Value + NIL+$83

Final Nil Rankings

05/09/2023

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Women's Basketball NIL Rank

12

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College Women's Basketball NIL Rank

#12

Total Followers

255K

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Personal Life

Before arriving at South Carolina in 2020, Aliyah Boston, a native of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, was one of the most heavily recruited high school stars coming out of Worcester (Massachusetts) Academy. Boston was a WBCA, McDonald’s and SLAM All-America in 2019 and she also earned second-team Naismith All-America honors. As expected, she made an immediate impact for the Gamecocks, earning National Freshman of the Year honors and being picked as the SEC Freshman of the Year. She followed that up with two more unforgettable seasons. Boston enters the 2022-2023 season as a two-time National Player of the Year, two-time first-team All-American and the defending SEC player of the year. Boston already owns eight different school records, including the most rebounds in a season and the most triple-doubles in a career. She also won the 2022 Honda Cup Award given to the best collegiate female athlete. Boston also has a massive brand off the court, doing NIL deals with businesses like Bojangles, Dicks Sporting Goods, Bose and others.

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Nil Deal Tracker

DateDeal PartnersDetails
  • 3/28/23Source

    Dick's Sporting Goods

    Dick's Sporting Goods signs NIL deals with eight athletes ahead of Final Four

  • 3/13/23Source

    Buick

    Buick launches 'See Her Greatness' NIL campaign ahead of NCAA Tournament

  • 1/09/23Source

    Slate Milk

4-Week NIL Decline: $2.9k

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