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LSU's Malachi Dupre Signs New Shoe Endorsement Deal

by Staff Reporter

March 1, 201715 Comments

Matt Bush-USA TODAY Sports

Adidas Football announced Wednesday that they have signed former LSU wide receiver Malachi Dupre.

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Dupre will participate in the NFL Combine on Friday.

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tubucoco•111 months

Malachi always looked like a 4.5 guy to me, he'll surprise me if he runs a 4.3 or something.

BigChris•111 months

Its not really an endorsement deal. Adidas is doing this thing if you beat the 40 yard dash record wearing this shoe you will win an island. This means he signed up for a chance to get a deal.

Spankem•111 months

Leopard print cleats? I would have gone for tiger stripes...but leopard?

RightWingTiger•111 months

The shoes are almost as ugly as those shades hes wearing? WTF???

tubucoco•111 months

Money, that's what it's all about! I'd wear a blind fold if they asked me as long as they're paying me.

TigerSpray•111 months

Please don't drop anything at the combine......

xGeauxLSUx•111 months

Island ready?! Love Malachi, but no way he's quicker than 4.24!

Babboo•111 months

He wasn't in Coach O's plans

Lexman1•111 months

Looks like Malachi made a good decision. He's loaded already. Someone gave him good advice. Playing in the pros would be lagniappe at this point! Congrats Mal and good luck in the future!

Lsuchs•111 months

He'll be a good one hopefully, if this deal was done after the combine I doubt they go with "new speed" cheetah theme though

Accardo44•111 months

Good for him. Shoes are ugly as $@#& though!

themunch•111 months

He got skills

meauxses•111 months

Happy for him but why would they sign someone who hasn't played a snap of pro football yet? Is this common practice?

GoldenAge•111 months

Smart on the part of the shoe dealer. Think of this-the cost of signing an established player is significantly more than signing a player not in the league. You sign a couple of these players who have a chance of becoming the next superstar with the hope that one of them actually do. In that case, you signed the guy at a time when his endorsement cost is cheap. Even signing a couple of these guys is cheaper than signing one established name. The cheaper costs outweigh the risk of the endorsers not becoming a popular player in the NFL.

Flynn2Bryd•111 months

simple economics

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