The remaining schools in the top 25 with Nike deals include Ohio State, Oregon, Texas, Alabama, Ole Miss, Penn State, Florida State, Missouri, LSU, Clemson, Tennessee, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, Arizona, USC and Iowa.
The University of Texas' Board of Regents approved a new contract between the school and Nike covering 15 years worth $250 million, ing to multiple reports. The deal also includes a signature line of apparel featuring former Longhorns basketball player Kevin Durant.
Under the terms of the deal, Nike will continue to be the exclusive provider of uniforms and sideline, practice and base layer apparel for all 32 NFL teams through 2038.
The University of Texas' Board of Regents approved a new contract between the school and Nike covering 15 years worth $250 million, ing to multiple reports.
The Dallas Cowboys top the properties list with an astonishing 150+ sponsorships, among them are blue-chip brands like Ford, Nike, and Gatorade.
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