Athletes After Hours with Gracie Kramer
Jul 22, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 13 segments
There are some conversations that just feel like looking in a mirror, and this was one of them. This week, I'm joined by UCLA gymnast Katelyn Rosen, someone I lovingly call my mini me. We dive into…
Katelyn RosenGuest
Gracie KramerHost
I mean, I was going to ask you later, but like we can talk about now, like how do you feel about all the NIL stuff? Because now that there's money involved- How do you not compare yourself to your teammates who are making more money than you or less money than you? Or how do you not get wrapped up in all of the big business of it all? Oh,
First of all, I love that... individuals are profiting off of themselves and their hard work because i do think universities were in a way taking advantage of that for sure by profiting off of
us if you're selling a jersey with my name on the back and you're making money and i haven't seen a cent of it that's wrong i agree with that 100
I think the dream was always to compete for a school and have your education paid for.
And especially with like football and basketball, I feel like it's just another professional league.
The way people are transferring in and out, just following a money bag, I think is.
Less for gymnastics because it's not as often, but it's continuing to increase.
I feel like if you're just following the money, then you're never going to build team culture because you're not in it for the right journey.
I mean, I was going to ask you later, but like we can talk about now, like how do you feel about all the NIL stuff? Because now that there's money involved- How do you not compare yourself to your teammates who are making more money than you or less money than you? Or how do you not get wrapped up in all of the big business of it all? Oh,
First of all, I love that... individuals are profiting off of themselves and their hard work because i do think universities were in a way taking advantage of that for sure by profiting off of
us if you're selling a jersey with my name on the back and you're making money and i haven't seen a cent of it that's wrong i agree with that 100
I think the dream was always to compete for a school and have your education paid for.
And especially with like football and basketball, I feel like it's just another professional league.
The way people are transferring in and out, just following a money bag, I think is.
Less for gymnastics because it's not as often, but it's continuing to increase.
I feel like if you're just following the money, then you're never going to build team culture because you're not in it for the right journey.
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