"When I was looking into NIL and the opportunity to work with college athletes, I was so impressed with the professionalism and work ethic of Adrien and Carson," says Outshine's Founder and CEO Barbara Jones. "I appreciate the fact that they're also really enjoying making great content! Their solo content is engaging, but their chemistry as a couple is also really compelling. We see so much potential in helping both of them build their careers beyond basketball."

"I was making content on social media and was consistently growing my profiles. Once the NIL ruling passed and I started being approached by brands, I saw it as a real opportunity to build a personal brand while still in school," says Nuñez. "I'm excited to continue to build my profile and establish new partnerships guided by my new team at Outshine! I hope I'm setting a great example of how NIL relationships can work for college athletes and brands."

"When I was playing last year, I was in a different conference that had rules which allowed brand partnerships," adds Roney. "Adrien and I wouldn’t have been able to do any deals together if the NIL rule hadn’t passed last summer. We create so much content together, the opportunity for us to now joint brand partnerships while he's still in school, like we're currently doing with Coach, wouldn't have been possible a year ago."

Headed by Barbara Jones, Outshine Talent develops and implements strategic, big-picture career plans specific to each of their talent’s roster, which includes discovering and launching the careers of Charli and Dixie D’Amelio and representing Frankie Jonas, Coco Rocha, Tyler Gaca, Tyshon Lawrence, My Nguyen, Parker James and more. Jack Gorlin co-manages Adrien and Carson with Jones. Outshine Talent is represented by Paige Kaplan at Greenberg Traurig, LLP.