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JacketFromUGA

JacketFromUGA

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GTFLETCH said:
Per terms of the contract, Adidas has agreed to pay the Washington Huskies $5.275 million annually in cash, $5.58 million annually in product and $1.1 million annually for marketing.

GT's deal with Adidas is to pay 200,000 annually in cash, 3.05 million annually in product.

IMHO Tech's Adidas deal is a perfect example of waiting too long to do something and losing all leverage in the process. Bottomline for GT: Tech got screwed again by their unreasonable devotion to the Russell brand. Hopefully we are in a better position the next go around.


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https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/uw-h...th-adidas/
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I don't see GT as the same tier as Washington currently. No matter how much leverage GT let slip we still wouldn't have gotten the deal Washington got.
 
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JacketFromUGA said:
I don't see GT as the same tier as Washington currently. No matter how much leverage GT let slip we still wouldn't have gotten the deal Washington got.
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Our current deal pays us like we should be in the G5 conf... say.. like Mountian West or AAC... it is embarrassing for program with such a rich tradition in multiple men's and women's sports... Who knows maybe we will move down to a G5 conf before to long...especially since we are not even the same tier as a PAC 12 team with less tradition and history as the Ramblin Wreck!! Sad.
 
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GT's deal with Adidas is to pay 200,000 annually in "cash over the six-year contract," while the "allowance for gear" will average 2.9 million annually in product.
6 yr deal for 18.6M or 3.11M per year
Link
https://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com...6/Marketing-and-Sponsorship/Georgia-Tech.aspx

How we stack up vs P-5 programs

UCLA & Under Armour: 15 years, $280 million
Ohio State & Nike: 15 years, $252 million
Texas & Nike: 15 years, $250 million
Kansas & Adidas: 14 years, $191 million
Michigan & Nike: 15 years, $173.8 million
Louisville & Adidas: 10 years, $160 million
Nebraska & Adidas: 11 years, $128 million
Washington & Adidas: 10 years, $120 million

How we stack up vs G-5 programs
Cincy & Under Armour: 10 year, $47 Million or $4.695 million per year (1 million in cash and $3.5 million equipment)
UConn & Nike: 6 years, $32.45 million or $5.4 million per year (1.5 million in cash and $3.9 million in equipment)
USF & Adidas: 8 years, $23.6 million or $2.95 million (150,000 in cash and $2.9 million in equipment)
Boise St. & Nike: 6 years, $7.65 million or $1.275 million (50,000 in cash and $1.25 million in equipment)


Also the University of Houston announced Friday a partnership that will make Jordan Brand as the new apparel provider for the men's basketball team.
Link
https://www.chron.com/sports/cougars/article/UH-basketball-joins-the-Jordan-Brand-12812109.php

Again IMHO Tech's Adidas deal is a perfect example of waiting too long to do something and losing all leverage in the process. Bottomline for GT 6 year deal looks alot like USF new 8 Year Deal.... Why an ACC P-5 team is only worth 50K more than a G5 team is beyond me.
 
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Merged two different uni threads together.

For those who didn't visit the one in the College & Pro Sports Forum, some prior posts include
  • Florida switching to Jumpman
  • Washington's blockbuster deal with Adidas
  • Nike issues brand new uniforms to Illinois... that are the same as Syracuse's... and still terrible... go team Nike
 
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GTFLETCH said:
GT's deal with Adidas is to pay 200,000 annually in "cash over the six-year contract," while the "allowance for gear" will average 2.9 million annually in product.
6 yr deal for 18.6M or 3.11M per year
Link
https://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com...6/Marketing-and-Sponsorship/Georgia-Tech.aspx

How we stack up vs P-5 programs

UCLA & Under Armour: 15 years, $280 million
Ohio State & Nike: 15 years, $252 million
Texas & Nike: 15 years, $250 million
Kansas & Adidas: 14 years, $191 million
Michigan & Nike: 15 years, $173.8 million
Louisville & Adidas: 10 years, $160 million
Nebraska & Adidas: 11 years, $128 million
Washington & Adidas: 10 years, $120 million

How we stack up vs G-5 programs
Cincy & Under Armour: 10 year, $47 Million or $4.695 million per year (1 million in cash and $3.5 million equipment)
UConn & Nike: 6 years, $32.45 million or $5.4 million per year (1.5 million in cash and $3.9 million in equipment)
USF & Adidas: 8 years, $23.6 million or $2.95 million (150,000 in cash and $2.9 million in equipment)
Boise St. & Nike: 6 years, $7.65 million or $1.275 million (50,000 in cash and $1.25 million in equipment)


Also the University of Houston announced Friday a partnership that will make Jordan Brand as the new apparel provider for the men's basketball team.
Link
https://www.chron.com/sports/cougars/article/UH-basketball-joins-the-Jordan-Brand-12812109.php

Again IMHO Tech's Adidas deal is a perfect example of waiting too long to do something and losing all leverage in the process. Bottomline for GT 6 year deal looks alot like USF new 8 Year Deal.... Why an ACC P-5 team is only worth 50K more than a G5 team is beyond me.
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I’m just grateful we will no longer be with the R.
 
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dressedcheeseside said:
Just thought I'd show you guys the full picture of the team my grand dad played for in 1926. Bottom row, middle. (see my avatar to the left).

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