NIL Georgia football jerseys hit market. Which names and numbers are available for fans?

Replica player jerseys of many of Georgia football’s biggest stars on this year’s team including those of Kelee Ringo, Ladd McConkey and Nolan Smith are now available for fans to purchase online.

The red short sleeve, V-neck Nike jerseys with the player's name on the back and jersey number on front and back offer a chance for current Bulldogs to make money for their name, image and likeness.

The jerseys — 100 percent polyester with Dri-Fit technology — are priced at $139.99 each at Georgiadogs.com.

More than 50 Georgia players have their own jerseys for sale, ranging from tight end Darnell Washington and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell to local products Brock Vandagriff and Malaki Starks to walk-ons including Luke Bennett (younger brother of Stetson).

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Players had to opt in for the college athlete group rights licensing program between Fanatics and OneTeam Partners in collaboration with Learfield. That arrangement pays each player approximately a $4 royalty per jersey sold, according to an industry expert.

More than 4,300 athletes from more than 40 schools have opted into the program, according to Sportico.

Quarterback Stetson Bennett, tight end Brock Bowers, defensive tackle Jalen Carter and running back Kenny McIntosh weren’t listed Thursday afternoon.

Bennett's No. 13 jersey and Bowers’ No. 19 jersey are expected to be available Friday through the UGA Bookstore and Follett after they agreed to a Brandr Group licensing deal that will pay each player a $10 royalty per jersey for the same product sold.

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Georgia announced in February that the jerseys were coming. The players named in that rollout were kicker Jack Podlesny, linebacker Robert Beal, defensive back William Poole and offensive lineman Warren Ericson.

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