NIL, College Baseball, and the MLB Draft

[Irrelevant Dude]

As someone who follows college basketball very closely, I have seen the impact that the NIL policy has had, both on roster construction and recruiting (which I could rant on for days) and on players' decisions to enter the NBA draft or remain in college.

I am curious whether NIL is already having, or will have, any similar impacts for baseball.  Are top college/high school stars being offered significant NIL deals, and have we seen any cases where it has led to players remaining in college when they otherwise would have signed with a Major League team?  Or is college baseball simply not big enough for schools to justify large NIL offers?  It seems like maybe it could become a factor with the second tier of players who weren't clearly decided one way or another, but is there any evidence of NIL money being a deciding factor for players?

[Rex Buckingham]

I have nothing to back this up, but I don't imagine the NIL $s are there for college baseball like they are for basketball, football, and women's sports

[CaliforniaRaisin]

LSU and Tennessee baseball both have pretty robust NIL programs.