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Meet Madisen Skinner: H-E-B’s first name, image, and likeness deal

The Longhorn volleyball star will soon appear at UT Austin and H-E-B events, plus on your TV screens, as she celebrates her NIL deal.

Madisen Skinner wearing a Texas volleyball shirt on the quad, surrounded by the Texas marching band.

Get ready to see Madisen Skinner’s face on your TV screens as part of her new NIL deal.

Photo courtesy H-E-B

UT senior athlete and three-time NCAA championship player Madisen Skinner has accepted H-E-B’s first-ever name, image, and likeness deal.

What is a NIL deal? Taking a NIL deal gives a right of publicity for a brand to use a college athlete’s name, image, and likeness to promote products. In turn, the athlete profits from brand sponsorships.

Skinner is currently ranked as the fifth-best player nationally in points per set, according to the NCAA.

Skinner already has an event lined up to celebrate the deal — she’ll appear at Popham Elementary School in Del Valle ISD on Tuesday, Sept. 3 to present a $10,000 donation to nonprofit Brighter Bites, followed by to-be-announced appearances with UT and H-E-B.

Plus, get ready to see her on your TV screens, because she already has ad slots filmed.

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