How Adidas, Nike and Under Armour Have Divvied Up Major College Basketball
Posted Oct 3, 2017
Though a school’s affiliation with a certain sneaker brand doesn’t automatically point to any NCAA or criminal violation, it’s natural to read the details of the investigation findings and wonder how many athletic departments work with the companies that sponsor them. Here’s a look at which schools are under contract with each of the three major apparel brands.
(Sports Illustrated)
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