A bunch of wild leaked messages has exposed one woman for handing her sister the ultimate playbook on landing a future NBA or NFL athlete while in college.

NIL has made it a little tougher to navigate as athletes can begin earning millions as soon as they begin college.

In any case, locking one down before draft night is considered ideal.

An aspiring WAG named Lexi reached out to her sister, presumably already a WAG, asking for help. She had her sights set on a “tall chocolate” athlete.

She told big sis straight up that she wants to follow in her footsteps and secure that bag.

Fortunately, her sister was kind enough to share her secrets.

She made it clear that the athlete is the prize.

“He can change your life,” she warned, “you can’t change his.”

She advised her sibling to turn a blind eye to cheating. However, she urged her to ensure her project doesn’t get emotionally attached to anyone else.

Big Sis Gives Lexi The Most Important Plays

Lexi was instructed to be an asset, meaning she should cook, fold, do assignments, etc. and position herself in a way that makes her indispensable.

“Don’t embarrass him, don’t cheat, don’t text other men,” she continued, telling Lexi to keep herself pure in case it doesn’t work out.

“Another athlete will see you as GOLD,” she wrote.

As expected, she outlined that being a freak in the sheets was non-negotiable.

The older sister asked that her student be wary of moms and not divulge any personal information.

She instructed her sister to always look appealing and to push for marriage or multiple kids.

“In 2 years on draft day, you’ll be a millionaire and all your friends will work hard in school to literally never live the life you live,” she said, before revealing she was in Cancun.

Someone commented, “And in two years when they get divorced, all the money goes right back to the white community. And this is why the black community has nothing because the black man only worries about his d**k😞.”

“This has been done for decades man…in the 60s n 70s or even before some women literally went to school to find a husband not to learn lmaoo,” another comment read.

This is from the white girlfriend playbook that has been passed down generations of white women who married black athletes,” someone else claimed.

“Outside of the race politics,….this is very good advice lol,” a user pointed out.

“She’s not wrong. Don’t hate the player, hate the game,” someone else noted.

Can’t even be mad at that.