Stanford football coach David Shaw said Tuesday of Alabama quarterback Bryce Young's reported seven-figure name, image and likeness deals that it wasn't fair market value.
A player like Young who hasn't started a game making that much money, he said, "is not what this whole thing is supposed to be about."
"I don't believe that is true market value," Shaw said at Pac-12 media days. "I think that's Alabama value."
Young, who was a five-star prospect from California, was Alabama's second-string quarterback as a freshman last year, playing sparingly in mostly mop-up duty. He's expected to be the starter this season.