Mike Palm, Circa Sports Vice President of Operations, made a late attempt to keep Matthew Sluka from leaving UNLV over a disputed NIL payment that

The CEO of the famed Las Vegas resort and sportsbook has offered to provide payment to UNLV quarterback Matt Sluka to resolve an NIL dispute with the school that landed him in the transfer portal this week.

Mike Palm, the VP of Operations for Circa, the D, and Golden Gate Casinos in Downtown Las Vegas, offered $100,000 in NIL money to keep Sluka on the team after the quarterback quit this week in the wake of not receiving the $100,000 he said had been promised by a UNLV assistant coach. Brett McMurphy of The Action Network first reported the news.

The college football world at large wants the UNLV Rebels to find a way to keep quarterback Matthew Sluka on the team for the story it brings. The Las Vegas community wants to find a way to keep Sluka on the team in order to preserve UNLV's College Football Playoff hopes. The Rebels appear to have zero interest.

Matthew Sluka's agent says the QB left UNLV because the school did not fulfill a $100,000 verbal offer from an assistant coach.

UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka has left the undefeated Rebels over claims of unfulfilled verbal NIL promises from a UNLV assistant coach.

UNLV's NIL collective responded in force Wednesday to the insulation that it left compensation promises to former Rebels quarterback Matthew Sluka unfulfilled, claiming in a statement that "there were no formal NIL offers made during Mr.