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The NIL Program

Named In Love is bigger than NIL.

Three letters that everyone in sport already knows, used here to say something else entirely.

You have spent your whole career being told to make a name for yourself. You already have one.

A Virginia Tech softball player in a number 47 jersey on the field at sunset

Why behind the name

Everywhere else in sport, NIL means Name, Image and Likeness — the three things an athlete is finally allowed to be paid for.

Here it means Named In Love. Same three letters, a bigger claim. A culture that asks you to build a name for yourself has it backwards: you were named in love by the Lord before you ever played a sport.

So this is an NIL program, and it is also more than one.

What it is

For athletes, by athletes, built on the belief that identity is found in Christ and not in competition.

You get merchandise made for athletes and meant to carry you through a season, Bible studies written for people whose week is already full, and mentorship with the founder — who has been in the same locker rooms.

Who it is for

Athletes learning that who they are matters more than what they do.

Any sport, any level. If you have a platform, however small, and you would rather point it at Heaven than at yourself, this is the room for that.

What you get

What comes with it.

All of it, from the day you are in.

  • Athlete merchandiseMade for the season you are in, not for a shelf.
  • Athlete Bible studiesWritten for a week that is already full. Short, and not soft.
  • Mentorship with the founderOne to one with Tori, from someone who has been in the same locker rooms.
  • Early accessEvents and opportunities reach you before they go anywhere else.
  • Glory Stories with ToriTell your story on the podcast — the whole of it, not the highlight reel.
  • The other athletesConnection with everyone else using their platform for Heaven.

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