Allie Beers' shirts gain popularity at Marquette's NIL Store
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 1:06 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Allie Beers, a freshman volleyball player for Marquette, is seeing success with her merchandise in the NIL Store. Beers, wearing jersey number 6, has quickly become one of the top ten best-selling athletes across the nation. Her merchandise features playful wordplay related to volleyball, with shirts like "A HERE FOR BEERS" and "BUMP, BEERS & SERVE". Due to NCAA and university policies, the designs cleverly avoid direct references to alcohol. Beers has begun exploring the potential of her brand in collaboration with Marquette's NIL strategy team as she plans future merchandise offerings.
- •Allie Beers is a freshman volleyball player at Marquette University.
- •Her shirts have become popular, ranking among the top-selling in the NIL Store.
- •Merch designs play on volleyball terms while adhering to alcohol-related guidelines.
- •Beers is working with Marquette's NIL strategy team to develop her brand.
- 1:06 PMYahoo Sports — You Have Your Choice Of Allie Beers Shirts Now
"The freshman on the Marquette volleyball team is leaning into the bit, which is wonderful to see.
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