But those schools don't want that. I mean one of the Ivy's went undefeated in football a couple years back but because they have the no playoffs in football rule, they couldn't participate in the FCS Championship playoff. The schools themselves probably eschew offers of NIL donations...and they have to even get creative to award scholarships for student athletes because the Ivy league has a "no athletic scholarship policy". On top of that, almost all of the Ivy's don't even award merit based scholarship with 100% of their aid being deemed "meeting 100% of a student's demonstrated need" which is based on the FAFSA and CSS formulas. The issue is a school like Harvard or Princeton or Yale could easily raise $100M for NIL in a heartbeat and without much effort...but the Ivy's as a whole have been remarkably consistent and unified in their approach to athletics and you typically don't see one stray off and do their own thing if the others don't approve.