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UNC’s Air Jordan Patent Leather Legacy


Finally in 1993, the Tar Heels cut down the nets at the national championship that spring for the first time since won it all in ’82. By defeating Michigan’s Fab 5, ’s squad was again the toast of college basketball. With powder blue popularity on the rise, Nike signed the school to a five-year, $4.5 million endorsement deal. (Boardroom)

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UNC’s Air Jordan Patent Leather Legacy


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