LSU Nike association

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What would it take for LSU and Nike to divest from each other?

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Yeah, not sure thats gonna happen.

For you to pay LSU more than Nike does.

Lsu makes the most in the SEC.

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LSU, Nike $3.1 million (apparel, equipment), $1 million (cash)

Alabama, Nike $2.69 million (apparel, equipment), $780,000 (cash)

Auburn, Under Armour $2.5 million (apparel, equipment), $1,750,000 (cash)

Texas A&M, Adidas $2.3 million (apparel, equipment), $1,417, 249 (cash)

Missouri, Nike $2.2 million (apparel, equipment), $150,000 (cash)

Florida, Nike $2,085,6000 (apparel, equipment)

Ole Miss, Nike $2,050,000 (apparel, equipment)

South Carolina, Under Armour $2,050,000 (apparel, equipment), $1,050,000 (cash)

Georgia, Nike $1,770,0000 (apparel, equipment), $600,000 (cash)

Kentucky, Nike $1,600,000 (apparel, equipment), $1,800,000 (cash)

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Most in apparel maybe. But add that and the cash together.

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I understand not buying Nikes anymore to hurt their revenues, but why would you care about Nike SPENDING money on LSU?

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also, what is the contractual obligation?

I saw someone else say this (can't remember who) - Under Armor needs to approach EVERY Nike school in the South and other red areas and simply ask, :Do you want to have 80% or more of every Nike merchandise purchase in the last few years get re-purchased? Just sign here..."

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For you to pay LSU more than Nike does.

Lsu makes the most in the SEC.

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LSU, Nike $3.1 million (apparel, equipment), $1 million (cash)

Auburn, Under Armour $2.5 million (apparel, equipment), $1,750,000 (cash)

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Looks like Under Armour is paying Auburn more than LSU gets from Nike

Under Armour makes a much better product so I support that.

whats wrong with under armor?

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Be careful what you wish for.....could end up with under armor.

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Or even worse... Adidas.


Adidas make solid products, but they ruin just about every uniform that they touch.