DEAL ACCEPTED: Penn State Star Nicholas Singleton Stuns College Football World, Rejects Jaw-Dropping $4.5 Million NIL Offer from Georgia…
In a stunning turn of events, Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton has turned down a monumental $4.5 million NIL offer from the University of Georgia, reaffirming his commitment to the Nittany Lions and sending shockwaves through the college football landscape. The offer, one of the largest known NIL deals extended to a non-quarterback, was reportedly backed by a prominent Georgia collective aiming to land Singleton as a cornerstone talent for their 2025 campaign.

Sources close to Singleton say his decision was rooted in loyalty to Penn State, faith in head coach James Franklin’s program, and a long-term vision that prioritizes legacy over quick financial gain. “The money was life-changing, but Nick’s heart is in Happy Valley,” said one insider. Singleton’s choice highlights the growing complexity of NIL-era recruiting battles and showcases a rare example of a top athlete choosing loyalty and culture over cash.
Fans and analysts alike are calling Singleton’s move a defining moment in the evolving world of college sports. It sends a clear message: while NIL money talks, character and commitment still matter in this new era.