Pretty cool database, doesn't list all FBS schools...

Adidas
1. University of Michigan - $8,200,000
2. UCLA - $7,500,000
3. University of Kansas - $6,375,000
4. The University of Louisville - $5,680,000
5. University of Tennessee - $5,550,000
6. University of Nebraska - $4,050,000
7. Indiana University - $3,795,000
8. University of Wisconsin - $3,500,000
9. North Carolina State University - $3,025,000
10. University of Cincinnati - $2,625,000

Nike
1. Florida State University - $4,400,000
2. Louisiana State University - $4,200,000
3. The Ohio State University - $4,164,014
4. University of Texas - $4,055,000
5. University of Alabama - $3,570,000
6. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - $3,550,000
7. University of Kentucky - $3,525,000
8. University of Washington - $3,360,000
9. University of Florida - $3,355,000
10. University of Oklahoma - $3,350,000

Under Armour
1. Auburn University - $4,300,000
2. University of Maryland - $4,300,000
3. University of South Carolina - $3,200,000
4. University of Utah - $2,416,000
5. University of South Florida - $1,670,000
6. University of Hawaii - $410,000

Russell Athletic
1. Georgia Institute of Technology - $2,300,000
2. Western Kentucky University - $445,000

Link
http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/blog...?full=true

ND gets $9 million a year plus stock options from Under Armour.

(06-28-2015 10:32 AM)TerryD Wrote:  ND gets $9 million a year plus stock options from Under Armour.

How bogus are these numbers? Oregon isn't listed for Nike and they are probably the largest contributor to the Ducks athletic program.

(06-28-2015 10:39 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-28-2015 10:32 AM)TerryD Wrote:  ND gets $9 million a year plus stock options from Under Armour.

How bogus are these numbers? Oregon isn't listed for Nike and they are probably the largest contributor to the Ducks athletic program.

Those contributions to UO come from Phil Knight and his family. I doubt that Nike Inc. makes contributions to UO outside of apparel/shoe sponsorships.

(06-28-2015 12:38 PM)Wedge Wrote:  

(06-28-2015 10:39 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-28-2015 10:32 AM)TerryD Wrote:  ND gets $9 million a year plus stock options from Under Armour.

How bogus are these numbers? Oregon isn't listed for Nike and they are probably the largest contributor to the Ducks athletic program.

Those contributions to UO come from Phil Knight and his family. I doubt that Nike Inc. makes contributions to UO outside of apparel/shoe sponsorships.

You are right about that Wedge. But the Nike presence is massive at Oregon even if it through the Knight family.

They need to look more closely at head coach contracts with their school, to find more money from Nike et al.

At Cal, Dykes' employment contract specifies that part of his compensation comes from Nike. IIRC the Nike portion is over $1 million/year.

(06-28-2015 09:28 AM)GTFletch Wrote:  Pretty cool database, doesn't list all FBS schools...

Adidas
1. University of Michigan - $8,200,000
2. UCLA - $7,500,000
3. University of Kansas - $6,375,000
4. The University of Louisville - $5,680,000
5. University of Tennessee - $5,550,000
6. University of Nebraska - $4,050,000
7. Indiana University - $3,795,000
8. University of Wisconsin - $3,500,000
9. North Carolina State University - $3,025,000
10. University of Cincinnati - $2,625,000

Nike
1. Florida State University - $4,400,000
2. Louisiana State University - $4,200,000
3. The Ohio State University - $4,164,014
4. University of Texas - $4,055,000
5. University of Alabama - $3,570,000
6. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - $3,550,000
7. University of Kentucky - $3,525,000
8. University of Washington - $3,360,000
9. University of Florida - $3,355,000
10. University of Oklahoma - $3,350,000

Under Armour
1. Auburn University - $4,300,000
2. University of Maryland - $4,300,000
3. University of South Carolina - $3,200,000
4. University of Utah - $2,416,000
5. University of South Florida - $1,670,000
6. University of Hawaii - $410,000

Russell Athletic
1. Georgia Institute of Technology - $2,300,000
2. Western Kentucky University - $445,000

Link
http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/blog...?full=true

Cincy switches to Under Armor next week, for around 5 Million a year.

These numbers are bogus. UCONN signed a deal worth $4.6 Million per year with Nike in 2008. The deal was for 10 years.

(06-28-2015 12:41 PM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-28-2015 12:38 PM)Wedge Wrote:  

(06-28-2015 10:39 AM)JRsec Wrote:  

(06-28-2015 10:32 AM)TerryD Wrote:  ND gets $9 million a year plus stock options from Under Armour.

How bogus are these numbers? Oregon isn't listed for Nike and they are probably the largest contributor to the Ducks athletic program.

Those contributions to UO come from Phil Knight and his family. I doubt that Nike Inc. makes contributions to UO outside of apparel/shoe sponsorships.

You are right about that Wedge. But the Nike presence is massive at Oregon even if it through the Knight family.

Right, it's quite a lot. Before Uncle Phil started donating large sums, Oregon was at best in the middle of the Pac in athletic spending. Pat Kilkenny (who was briefly Oregon's AD) has also made large donations, but not on the scale of Knight.

(06-28-2015 09:28 AM)GTFletch Wrote:  Pretty cool database, doesn't list all FBS schools...

Adidas
1. University of Michigan - $8,200,000
2. UCLA - $7,500,000
3. University of Kansas - $6,375,000
4. The University of Louisville - $5,680,000
5. University of Tennessee - $5,550,000
6. University of Nebraska - $4,050,000
7. Indiana University - $3,795,000
8. University of Wisconsin - $3,500,000
9. North Carolina State University - $3,025,000
10. University of Cincinnati - $2,625,000

Nike
1. Florida State University - $4,400,000
2. Louisiana State University - $4,200,000
3. The Ohio State University - $4,164,014
4. University of Texas - $4,055,000
5. University of Alabama - $3,570,000
6. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - $3,550,000
7. University of Kentucky - $3,525,000
8. University of Washington - $3,360,000
9. University of Florida - $3,355,000
10. University of Oklahoma - $3,350,000

Under Armour
1. Auburn University - $4,300,000
2. University of Maryland - $4,300,000
3. University of South Carolina - $3,200,000
4. University of Utah - $2,416,000
5. University of South Florida - $1,670,000
6. University of Hawaii - $410,000

Russell Athletic
1. Georgia Institute of Technology - $2,300,000
2. Western Kentucky University - $445,000

Link
http://www.bizjournals.com/portland/blog...?full=true

Michigan is negotiating their new contract and the rumor is it will be with Nike.