Felix Ojo’s agent sets the record straight on the biggest rev-share deal in college football

Five-star offensive tackle Felix Ojo is the centerpiece of the largest revenue share deal in college athletics after committing to Texas Tech. The Mansfield, Texas, native ranks as the top player at the position and one of the highest-touted recruits in the 2026 class. Multiple major college football programs were in the hunt for Ojo's services, but it was the Red Raiders that outbid some of the biggest spenders in NIL for his commitment. The lucrative deal is worth $5.1 million over three years for the highest-rated commit in Texas Tech history. And this comes in the aftermath of the House settlement, which capped schools at $20.5 million to field rosters this year. Larger programs like Texas, Michigan, Georgia, Ole Miss and Ohio State, among others, weren't able to sway Ojo from the Red Raiders, backed by The Matador Fund collective that is driven by billionaire booster Cody Campbell. Ojo's agent, Derrick Shelby of Prestige Management, confirmed the reported numbers around Ojo's revenue share deal on Monda