Football recruiting intelligence
Beaver Front Office
A database app for Oregon State that includes recruiting, transfer portal activity, personnel, roster outlook, news, and more.
Team Financial Distribution
Roster Finance Management
Interactive football budget model for balancing and planning: school direct payments, third-party NIL, sponsor money, scholarship aid, and cap room.
Model controls
Scenario and assumptions
School operated athlete budget across sports. This model is capped at the national settlement benefits ceiling, then football receives a share.
Percentage of the school operated benefits assigned to football. This is an estimated assumption, not a formal term.
Third party NIL collective, marketplaces, endorsements, appearances, and athlete business money that's outside of the school university owned direct payment cap.
Business sponsored NIL events. This is not school direct pay; the school direct pay source is the football share of the rev-share pool.
Model for portal retention, late adds, injuries, and midseason adjustments. This is not a formal category.
Audit stack
Cap room and source room
Athletic department direct payments allocated to football.
inside revenue-share capCollective, marketplace, appearance, endorsement, and athlete business deals.
outside revenue-share capSponsor-funded campaigns that can be mapped to position groups or individual athletes.
outside revenue-share capAllocation Management
Team budget planning
Defaults to the 2026 scholarship situation with 103/105 and uses depth-chart estimation data where available. Edits are live: adding, deleting, scholarship toggles, and values update the budget dataset immediately.
Reported $1.5M cash package; modeled as 50% NIL, 35% direct school, and 15% sponsor until exact terms are public.
Mobile Allocation Management
Mobile team budget planning
Compact mobile interface that shares the same saved workspace as the full editor. Creating, editing, and deleting actions stay in sync across the page.
Guardrails
Public-model flags
- Direct institutional payments are modeled against the national revenue-share cap.
- Third-party NIL and direct commercial sponsor deals sit outside the revenue-share cap.
- Public modeling should keep Title IX, roster-limit, and NIL fair-market-value review risk visible.
- The scholarship aid estimate uses OSU published cost-of-attendance budgeting. Exact athlete aid and NIL values should be replaced by verified operator data when available.
Source basis