By: Nolan Alexander
ATLANTA – Kennesaw State Athletics is excited to announce the Owls Collective as an official partner. Powered by Student Athlete NIL (SANIL), the Owls Collective brings together passionate alumni, fans, and businesses to create a vibrant network dedicated to empowering student-athletes and enhancing the success of KSU's athletic programs.
The Owls Collective offers an unprecedented opportunity for fans and local businesses to engage directly with their favorite teams and student-athletes. Through various initiatives, members can participate in personal appearances, meet-and-greets, special events, speaking engagements, and commercial sponsorships.
"There are so many changes going on in college athletics today, but one thing remains the same: our commitment to success on the field, in the classroom, and in the community," said Director of Athletics Milton Overton. "We have accomplished so much together over the past few years and with the shift in the new business model of college sports we must adjust accordingly to ensure our ability to recruit the best and brightest student-athletes and maintain our momentum." As Kennesaw State Athletics navigates the evolving landscape of collegiate athletics, the Owls Collective is poised to make a significant impact.
"Now is the time to support Kennesaw State athletics and its programs as we dive headfirst into Conference USA," Kennesaw State head football coach Brian Bohannon said. "Being able to provide NIL opportunities has become an important piece of college athletics as we continue to strive to provide the best possible experience for our student-athletes."
The Owls Collective is also committed to enhancing the overall fan experience by providing access to exclusive content and a variety of membership benefits, all while fostering a supportive environment for KSU's talented student-athletes.
Join the movement! For more information about the Owls Collective or to become a member, visit
www.owlscollective.com and discover how you can support KSU Athletics and its athletes.
