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Texas getting a great class out of nowhere:  plausible.
A&M getting a great class out of nowhere:  cheating, but after it's allowed and actually not cheating
Ole Miss getting a great class out of nowhere:  just cheating 

The NIL thing seems broken already to me.

Your third string long snapper isn't getting much here.  What if NIL monies are pooled and doled out so they have walking around money, not millions, and then get a pension at the end of their playing time?  It seems like a bidding war now, because it is.  Obviously there are some very deep pockets among boosters who are willing to shell out to buy an NC, and as we noted, a season short of an NC is insufficient for these teams.

I dunno, seems really broke to me.  I suppose these elite players have always had "ulterior" motives for going here or there, and leaving here for there later.  Dunno, takes some of the enjoyment out of the game for me.

NIL is what happens when you know something is going to radically change things and you put no plan in place.
Those who benefit are either football stud maybes OR Olympic sport bikini hotties on Instagram.  Everyone else is hoping for $500 from 'the rich guy.'

or all 85 scholarship players plus 15 walk-ons

Yup.  These large collective NIL player grants weren't really the intended outcome, but they are logical and effective.  They solve a couple of problems simultaneously.  They get around the "can't provide NIL money to recruits before they're on-campus" provisions that some states have, by supplying and publicizing a base level of minimum money a player at a particular school can expect, once they reach campus.  Also, by providing money to all scholarship players (or certain position groups in other implementations) simultaneously, they can potentially minimize the jealousy and in-fighting that are likely to develop if one player is getting something, and another is getting nothing.

This overall grant to the team as a whole works for me.

But of course that's just one of the things happening.

Another is the personal promotion-- such as Quinn Ewers signing his own deal with a Kombucha tea/beverage company, that is independent of where he plays and is based solely on that company's belief that associating their own brand, with that of Quinn Ewers, is advantageous.  This is the type of deal that I consider to be the true intent of NIL.  And this is where the attractive female gymnasts, volleyball players, etc. will be making their NIL work for them.

But that "true intent" was never going to be the only way it would be implemented.

The NCAA is basically a mall cop, no?