Adidas becomes new apparel partner for University of Hawaii athletics replacing Under Armour - Pacific Business News
College Basketball Teams Sponsored By Adidas Italy, SAVE 41% - colaisteanatha.ie
How to Get an Adidas Sponsorship - SportsRec
Adidas Sponsors College Athletes Through NIL Program
Breaking Down Adidas' Genius NIL Stunt + Doug Edert
Breaking Down College Football's Apparel Brand Partners - Boardroom
Biggest NCAA Athletic Apparel Contracts
Nike, Adidas or Under Armour: Who wears what in FBS? - Footballscoop
In College Basketball Scandal, Follow the Money … and the Shoes - The New York Times
Imagining A More Equitable and Inclusive Future: adidas Announces Sweeping Network for Student-Athletes
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University of Washington Agrees to 10-year, $120M Deal with Adidas - UW Dawg Pound
In-Depth: How Sportswear Giants Adidas & Nike Distribute Their Sponsorship Expenses - Footy Headlines
La Salle Athletics Announces Multi-Year Partnership with adidas - La Salle University Athletics
Texas A&M's Adidas deal among biggest in college sports - Portland Business Journal
Adidas NIL Deals Offered to Any College Athlete at DI Adidas School – Sportico.com
Adidas Signs 15 Female College-Athlete NIL Deals to Celebrate Title IX – Sportico.com
Nike, Under Armour and Adidas are among the biggest losers of canceled college football | CNN Business
Adidas creates NIL network to pay students at D1 schools with brand deals - SportsPro
See what your university gets from Nike, Adidas or Under Armour (Database) - Portland Business Journal
College basketball's Nike, Adidas and Under Armour contracts - Sports Illustrated
Adidas is creating an NIL network for college athletes at sponsored schools - oregonlive.com
15 Female Student-Athletes Sign Nil Agreements With adidas
KU announces partnership extension with Adidas through 2031 | KUsports.com Mobile
Adidas' college football uniforms are no longer universally terrible - SBNation.com
3 Reasons Brands Are Fighting To Sponsor College Sports Teams – Footwear News
