Six former Florida State basketball players filed a lawsuit against head coach Leonard Hamilton on Monday, alleging they did not receive the $250,000 in name, image and likeness compensation that Hamilton promised to them.

Six former Florida State basketball players are suing Seminoles coach Leonard Hamilton and alleging he failed to make good on a promise to get each of them $250,000 in name, image and likeness compensation.

Six former members of the Florida State University basketball team are ending the year with a lawsuit against the team’s coach over alleged failed compensation.

FSU coach Leonard Hamilton faces a lawsuit for $1.5M over unpaid NIL deals, with former players accusing him of breach of trust and financial misrepresentation.

Florida State men’s basketball players refused to practice before a marquee game against Duke last season in protest over broken NIL promises. On Monday, six former players filed a lawsuit against Seminoles head coach Leonard Hamilton over missed payments of $250K for each athlete, according to insider Ross Dellenger of Yahoo! Sports.

Another story of promised NIL money that was never paid to players, this time $250k each to 6 different players, has emerged.

The six plaintiffs allege that Hamilton promised each of them $250,000 in NIL payments from the coach’s “business partners.”

The lawsuit was filed by Darin Green Jr., Josh Nickelberry, Primo Spears, Cam’ron Fletcher, De’Ante Green and Jalen Warley, according to the court records, who were on the university’s men’s basketball roster during the 2023 -2024 season.

Darin Green Jr., De’Ante Green, Cam’Ron Fletcher, Josh Nickelberry, Primo Spears and Jalen Warley — say coach Leonard Hamilton promised them the money.