One day after Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state of Florida amended the state's previous laws on intercollegiate athletes being compensated for their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL), allowing universities to be involved in the process, Florida State head coach Mike Norvell threw his support behind collective associated with Seminoles' football.

In a video posted on The Battle's End Twitter account, Norvell endorsed the NIL collective.

“If you want to help support our student-athletes, please join Battle’s End,” Norvell said in a video. "Go Noles."

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The Battle's End, launched by CEO Ingram Smith, was launched in the second week of December with the announcement of the signing of four players.

TBE has gone on to add prominent stars like quarterback Jordan Travis and defensive end Jared Verse as well.

The Battle’s End name comes directly from the FSU fight song.

Smith told the Democrat in an interview in December that the collective would mainly be focused on football.

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