According to his agent and former NFL player Marcus Cromartie of Equity Sports and Bob Sluka, Matthew's father, claim that Marion verbally offered $100,000 during a January phone call.

Sluka believes a verbal contract by a UNLV assistant coach for $100,000 of NIL money was broken. The Runnin’ Rebels counter that no such agreement exists.

After a fairly tumultuous week, UNLV looked no worse for wear Saturday against Fresno State. UNLV played for the first time Saturday since starting

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UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka will not play in any more games this season, alluding to an unkept agreement struck during his recruitment to the school.

Sluka transferred to UNLV this offseason after spending the previous four years at Holy Cross, an FCS program.

Despite Sportsbook operators offering to pay $100,000 in NIL to keep UNLV QB Matthew Sluka, he is leaving the program.

One of the leading authorities on NIL in college athletics said Matthew Sluka’s decision to end his season at UNLV after three games because of a disagreement over a pay arrangement could tempt other players to bail on their teams to pursue better opportunities.

"Not one program" has figured out how to successfully navigate NIL disputes, verbal offers and bad actors in the NIL negotiation game.

Former UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka’s decision to redshirt with the intention to transfer at the end of the season has generated a ton of buzz about NIL and the transfer portal. The conflicting reports around Sluka’s shocking decision created a ton of confusion and speculation from all corners of the college football world.