Dave Portnoy of Barstool Sports said he'd be willing to give Michigan $3 million in NIL funds to help them find a quarterback in the future. With the lack of rules and regulations around NIL, there isn't anything that says Portnoy wouldn't be able to do so.

And with that in mind, Portnoy won’t be fielding any calls from Champions Circle or State and Main or any of the other collectives. He says that he will only cooperate with head coach Sherrone Moore and only on this.

Michigan football is ranked 10th in the country heading into its showdown with new Big Ten member and 2023-2024 national title game opponent Washington football in Seattle this weekend with Alex Orji at the controls of Coach Sherrone Moore's and Offensive Coordinator Kirk Campbell's offense.

Barstool Sports founder and owner Dave Portnoy made some waves with recent comments regarding NIL and the University of Michigan. During a podcast appearance la

Dave Portnoy recently said during a Barstool podcast that he would pay $3 million in NIL money so that the Michigan football team can always land an elite quarterback.

Last week Michigan received some potential great news in regards to (finally) fixing their quarterback problem. Dave Portnoy of Barstool Sports, a Michigan alum, went viral last week after his comments on potentially buying a quarterback every off-season for the Wolverines.