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Bruh we not about to get into you trying to lecture me about the length of contract again lol. Proven time after time that I've been in alignment with y'all about that from day1 lol
Butfor the rest
Fair enough.
Bruh we not about to get into you trying to lecture me about the length of contract again lol. Proven time after time that I've been in alignment with y'all about that from day1 lol
Butfor the rest
I hope so. Adidas is for gheys.Would he be on board with leaving Adidas?
The quality of the Nike apparel, I still own from years ago. And bring back New Era for hats please.
I cringe when shopping online for Miami merchandise, Adidas sucks
Seems like we’re not the only fan base trying to leave Adidas. I already knew this, but I didn’t realize this was made publicly by them.
The same fanbase that left Nike merch on the shelves for YEARS? Keep in mind, a lot of our “fans” still rock gear from almost 25 years ago. Let’s stop pretending that these fans are being held back from buying merch. Our fans are cheap, always has been, always will be.I can't give this post enough 100's.
Absolute truth.
The fact that you think that Nike doesn’t reuse templates for multiple schools is hilarious. Sportswear providers have been leveraging the same look for entire leagues for decades. It’s nothing new, and honestly, it’s a sound business practice.12 years is beyond brain dead
TAMU at least only did a 5 year 47 million deal
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Terms of Texas A&M, Adidas revealed, runs through 2027
Texas A&M’s athletic department has entered into a new five-year equipment and apparel contract with Adidas worth more than $47M over the course of the deal and extending its relationship with the German brand which began in 2007.www.sportsbusinessjournal.com
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'No Customization!' Why Texas A&M's New Deal With Adidas 'Rubs Students the Wrong Way'
Seventeen years after inking their initial deal, the Texas A&M Aggies will stick with stripes over checks. As first reported by The Eagle, the Aggies are now bewww.si.com
WhoopsThe same fanbase that left Nike merch on the shelves for YEARS? Keep in mind, a lot of our “fans” still rock gear from almost 25 years ago. Let’s stop pretending that these fans are being held back from buying merch. Our fans are cheap, always has been, always will be.
Making this decision based on the cheapest fanbase in collegiate athletics is a fools errand. Make the decision that makes the most business sense. If Nike comes up with the best deal or even matches Adidas, you run with Nike if so inclined. You do not give Nike a price or service break, just because.Whoops
Would he be on board with leaving Adidas?
The quality of the Nike apparel, I still own from years ago. And bring back New Era for hats please.
I cringe when shopping online for Miami merchandise, Adidas sucks
The same fanbase that left Nike merch on the shelves for YEARS? Keep in mind, a lot of our “fans” still rock gear from almost 25 years ago. Let’s stop pretending that these fans are being held back from buying merch. Our fans are cheap, always has been, always will be.
As goes Fresno State, so Goes Miami.I know I think of Fresno State when I think of Miami, so definitely in good company…
I’m sure Rad has this under control.
Making this decision based on the cheapest fanbase in collegiate athletics is a fools errand. Make the decision that makes the most business sense. If Nike comes up with the best deal or even matches Adidas, you run with Nike if so inclined. You do not give Nike a price or service break, just because.
Until Nike commits to treating Miami well, you stick with the entity that actually wants you and is a major player in their own right. This is a business relationship and business relationships are usually built on logic. You can’t let emotions and nostalgia get in the way of doing what needs to be done.
As goes Fresno State, so Goes Miami.
Copyright that and put it on an ill-fitting Adidas shirt and you'll make bank.
I thought it was because they had a better record.adidas really wanted to sign FSU, they just chose to pick the less-expensive FSU...
Making this decision based on the cheapest fanbase in collegiate athletics is a fools errand. Make the decision that makes the most business sense. If Nike comes up with the best deal or even matches Adidas, you run with Nike if so inclined. You do not give Nike a price or service break, just because.
Until Nike commits to treating Miami well, you stick with the entity that actually wants you and is a major player in their own right. This is a business relationship and business relationships are usually built on logic. You can’t let emotions and nostalgia get in the way of doing what needs to be done.
You know the Canes will lose if I don't wear by lucky Kosar jersey to every game....The same fanbase that left Nike merch on the shelves for YEARS? Keep in mind, a lot of our “fans” still rock gear from almost 25 years ago. Let’s stop pretending that these fans are being held back from buying merch. Our fans are cheap, always has been, always will be.
As I sit here with my 2001 National Champions Rose Bowl mousepad, I can fully appreciate your sacrifice.You know the Canes will lose if I don't wear by lucky Kosar jersey to every game....