Pop Isaacs NIL Deal

Last Modified Oct 21, 2024 17:37 GMT
Source: @_pop01

Pop Isaacs, born on August 24, 2003, is an American college basketball athlete who has transferred to Creighton Bluejays after playing two seasons with the Texas Tech Red Raiders. One of the top athletes in the 2024 transfer portal, Isaacs embarked on his collegiate journey with Texas Tech where he earned Big 12 All-Freshman Team honors during his freshman year. Isaacs averaged 11.5 points, 2.7 assists and 2.0 rebounds per game per game in 24 appearances and also missed seven games due to an injury. The following season as a sophomore, Isaacs started in all 34 games and led the program with 15.8 points per content. However, after two seasons with the program, Isaacs signed with Creighton Bluejays with two years of eligibility remaining.

Coming out of Coronado High School, Isaacs was ranked the top prospect in the state of Nevada and was ranked No.67 nationally in the 2022 recruiting class. During his senior year, he averaged 23 points and five rebounds and was named the Southern Nevada Offensive Player of the Year. Isaacs also earned a gold medal while representing the USA Basketball U16 team.

NamePop Isaacs
Net WorthNot Defined
Age21
ResidenceLas Vegas, Nevada
PositionGuard
Marital StatusUnmarried
Source of WealthBasketball, Endorsements, Social Media
SalaryNot Disclosed
EndorsementsB Run Sports, Pride of Omaha
Endorsement EarningsNot Disclosed

Pop Isaacs NIL Deal 2024

Pop Isaacs has signed NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals since he began his collegiate basketball journey with Texas Tech. However, according to On3 data, the valuation of his NIL Deal remains undisclosed as of October 2024.

Pop Isaacs’s Endorsements

One of the top guards in college basketball, Pop Isaacs signed a few NIL deals since he started his career in 2022 with the Red Raiders. He has collaborated with brands like B Run Sports and Pride of Omaha, according to On3.

FAQs on Pop Isaacs

A. Pop Isaacs plays as a guard for the Creighton Bluejays.

A. Pop Isaacs has inked deals with B Run Sports and Pride of Omaha.

A. Pop Isaacs transferred to Creighton after two seasons with Texas Tech.

A. Pop Isaacs went to the Coronado High in Las Vegas, Nevada.

A. Pop Isaacs stands tall at 6ft 2inch (1.88m).

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