Nike has been signing both college and high school athletes to NIL deals, and we’re tracking them all.
By Darian KellyNike’s NIL Deals: Full List of Nike High School and College Athletes
By Darian Kelly By Darian Kelly By Darian Kelly By Darian KellyJust Do It: Nike Signs Five Basketball Players to NIL Deals
By Darian Kelly
Sierra Canyon’s Bronny James and Iowa’s Caitlin Clark lead a star-studded list of additions to Nike’s basketball roster.
By Darian KellyAlyssa and Gisele Thompson Sign Nike’s First High School NIL Deal
By Sen Nguyen
The sisters have a multi-year deal with Nike
By Sen NguyenNike Signs UCLA Soccer Star Reilyn Turner as First NIL Athlete
Partnership to focus on Los Angeles–based community opportunities.
The Jordan Effect: The Blueprint to Michigan’s Lucrative Apparel Deal with Nike
Finalized, Signed, Dated, and Swooshed August 1st marked a historical day for the University of Michigan as they re-established a partnership with Nike that will…
This Week in College Sports Biz: Campaigning for Big 12, Michigan’s Nike Era Begins and More
By Kristi Dosh
In my weekly feature for Forbes, I take a look at some of the campaigning by potential targets for Big 12 expansion, Michigan beginning its…
By Kristi DoshTexas Expected To Stay With Nike
By Kristi Dosh
Will Texas stay with Nike? When teams like Auburn and Oregon plummet from the rankings, what does it cost a university? And what does the…
By Kristi DoshComparing Apparel and Licensing Contracts in College Sports
By Kristi Dosh
If you follow college sports at all, you probably noticed Tennessee’s move from Adidas to Nike last week. Many of you would probably be surprised…
By Kristi DoshWichita State Lands Improved Nike Deal
By Kristi DoshI was quoted today in the Wichita Eagle regarding Wichita State’s improved apparel contract with Nike. Regarding the fact that WSU’s deal isn’t for all the…
By Kristi DoshNotre Dame and Tennessee Both Leave Adidas – Coincidence?
By Kristi DoshNotre Dame left Adidas for Under Armour when its contract ended last month. Ok, fine. It’s not completely unheard of for a college to change…
By Kristi Dosh
