Austin, Texas - Thanks to the NCAA's new Name, Image, and Likeness law (NIL), Texas Longhorn Sam Hurley is one of the richest athletes in college sports!

The Arkansas native is one of the most followed college athletes online today, with a following of more than 4 million on Instagram and TikTok combined.

The sophomore high-jumper reportedly makes a staggering 7-figures off NIL endorsements, and recently took to his social media to confirm the numbers and perhaps flaunt his millions.

On Wednesday, just ahead of his turn at the Big 12 Track & Field championships hosted on the campus of Texas Tech, Hurley shared an Instagram post to his story that revealed just how much the 19-year-old Longhorn athlete supposedly cashes in at the bank.

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The post was one originally shared by jgpvisuals, where Hurley is listed as the No. 18 highest-earning student-athlete overall, making a whopping $1.1 million dollars!

Hurley's massive earnings make him the second highest-paid Texas Longhorn athlete, trailing only behind the Longhorns' top-ranked quarterback recruit Nico Iamleava.

The post has only added to chatter surrounding Hurley's endorsements and cash flow.

Recently, the track star traded his cleats for free tickets to the 2022 US Open, where tennis icon Serena Williams played her last ever professional match.

There, Hurley attended the Grand Slam as a Ralph Lauren partner, promoting the fashion brand's high-end cologne fragrance Polo Blue Parfum.

On Friday, Hurley and his Longhorns track & field team will enter the Big 12 Championship as the reigning two-time conference champions. The competition will conclude on Saturday.