Like 2017. And the thing is i actually LIKE the blue on blue but they had to fukk it up with them bootleg ass numbers.
2014 Official Random College Football Thread
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Seriously, the hell was Adidas thinking with the Numbers? Jesus, how do you fukk up a classic Uni.
http://www.mlive.com/wolverines/index.ssf/2014/01/study_michigans_apparel_contra.html
Michigan may have looked a tad goofy in the Outback Bowl last season, but it was paid well for it.
Melanie Maxwell | MLive.com
Remember all those crazy Adidas uniform combinations Michigan wore over the past year?
The Outback Bowl football jerseys with non-readable numbers in the Florida sun?
The nearly neon look the men's basketball team wore during its 2013 Final Four season?
While a few of those looks may have been hard on the eyes, Michigan strapped those jerseys, pants and shorts on their student-athletes with little hesitation. And, for good reason.
According to a study done by the Portland Business Journal, Michigan's contract with Adidas (which is currently set to expire in 2016) is the most lucrative public apparel deal in the country. Yes, more than Oregon's flashy contractual arrangement with Nike.
Private schools, like Notre Dame, are not required to make apparel contracts available and they were not included in this study.
Per the study, Michigan currently receives a total of $8.2 million annually from Adidas stemming from the contract signed in 2007 between the two parties.
Michigan receives $4.4 million in equipment and apparel, and $3.8 million in cash. That's more than twice as much as the next-highest school in the Big Ten, Nebraska, which makes a total of $4 million from Adidas.
The highest Nike-earning school in the Big Ten? Ohio State, who hauls in $3.7 million.
Why does Michigan continue to make so much more money from its apparel provider than anyone else nationally? Well, per the contract, Michigan will always be Adidas' No. 1 school in terms of payment.
The deal reads:
they may never leave 
Michigan may have looked a tad goofy in the Outback Bowl last season, but it was paid well for it.
Melanie Maxwell | MLive.com
Remember all those crazy Adidas uniform combinations Michigan wore over the past year?
The Outback Bowl football jerseys with non-readable numbers in the Florida sun?
The nearly neon look the men's basketball team wore during its 2013 Final Four season?
While a few of those looks may have been hard on the eyes, Michigan strapped those jerseys, pants and shorts on their student-athletes with little hesitation. And, for good reason.
According to a study done by the Portland Business Journal, Michigan's contract with Adidas (which is currently set to expire in 2016) is the most lucrative public apparel deal in the country. Yes, more than Oregon's flashy contractual arrangement with Nike.
Private schools, like Notre Dame, are not required to make apparel contracts available and they were not included in this study.
Per the study, Michigan currently receives a total of $8.2 million annually from Adidas stemming from the contract signed in 2007 between the two parties.
Michigan receives $4.4 million in equipment and apparel, and $3.8 million in cash. That's more than twice as much as the next-highest school in the Big Ten, Nebraska, which makes a total of $4 million from Adidas.
The highest Nike-earning school in the Big Ten? Ohio State, who hauls in $3.7 million.
Why does Michigan continue to make so much more money from its apparel provider than anyone else nationally? Well, per the contract, Michigan will always be Adidas' No. 1 school in terms of payment.
The deal reads:
they may never leave
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http://www.mlive.com/wolverines/index.ssf/2014/01/study_michigans_apparel_contra.html
Michigan may have looked a tad goofy in the Outback Bowl last season, but it was paid well for it.
Melanie Maxwell | MLive.com
Remember all those crazy Adidas uniform combinations Michigan wore over the past year?
The Outback Bowl football jerseys with non-readable numbers in the Florida sun?
The nearly neon look the men's basketball team wore during its 2013 Final Four season?
While a few of those looks may have been hard on the eyes, Michigan strapped those jerseys, pants and shorts on their student-athletes with little hesitation. And, for good reason.
According to a study done by the Portland Business Journal, Michigan's contract with Adidas (which is currently set to expire in 2016) is the most lucrative public apparel deal in the country. Yes, more than Oregon's flashy contractual arrangement with Nike.
Private schools, like Notre Dame, are not required to make apparel contracts available and they were not included in this study.
Per the study, Michigan currently receives a total of $8.2 million annually from Adidas stemming from the contract signed in 2007 between the two parties.
Michigan receives $4.4 million in equipment and apparel, and $3.8 million in cash. That's more than twice as much as the next-highest school in the Big Ten, Nebraska, which makes a total of $4 million from Adidas.
The highest Nike-earning school in the Big Ten? Ohio State, who hauls in $3.7 million.
Why does Michigan continue to make so much more money from its apparel provider than anyone else nationally? Well, per the contract, Michigan will always be Adidas' No. 1 school in terms of payment.
The deal reads:
Wow...
I just went and did a quick search of CFB apparel contracts. Ya, Michigan is not leaving Adidas..
http://www.examiner.com/slideshow/top-eight-apparel-contracts-college-sports#slide=2
Judging from this link, Michigan is cool with Adidas..
There's a reason yalls tiger is nicknamed 8 Ball.I see why Aubie look zooted out of his mind all the time...smoking with the football team
Typical Clemson. Copy everything Auburn does then fukk it up.
Same team animal.
Same mascot.
Similar colors.
Same campus(with a lake).
Same buildings.
Same offense(Malzahn is the OG, Morris knows this).
Different results.
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RammerJammer
#RollTide #TSC #RiseUp #BullsNation #RIPKobe
Nebraska 
Adidas
Adidas
Rigby.
The #1 Rated Mixtape of all Time
Coach Heisman coached at 3 teams, GT, Clemson and Auburn
guess which is the only one to actually win a Heisman.
guess which is the only one to actually win a Heisman.
Tide Run This
Veteran
Those Husker jerseys are ass Adidas needs to 
AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
It's a damn shame we didnt get a West Virginia-Oregon title game in 2007.
Dennis Dixon going against Pat White would've been
Those two squads were so damn fun to watch, Steve Slaton was a beast in college and Johathan Stewart was nice too. Too bad WVU got caught up in the fukkery that was college football in the year 2007 and lost to Pitt and Dixon blew out his knee
Dennis would've won that damn Heisman over Tebow had he not gotten hurt too
Dennis Dixon going against Pat White would've been
Those two squads were so damn fun to watch, Steve Slaton was a beast in college and Johathan Stewart was nice too. Too bad WVU got caught up in the fukkery that was college football in the year 2007 and lost to Pitt and Dixon blew out his knee
Dennis would've won that damn Heisman over Tebow had he not gotten hurt too
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Tide Run This
Veteran
It's a damn shame we didnt get a West Virgina-Oregon title game in 2007.
Dennis Dixon going against Pat White would've been
Those two squads were so damn fun to watch, Steve Slaton was a beast in college and Johathan Stewart was nice too. Too bad WVU got caught up in the fukkery that was college football in the year 2007 and lost to Pitt and Dixon blew out his knee
Dennis would've won that damn Heisman over Tebow had he not gotten hurt too
RammerJammer
#RollTide #TSC #RiseUp #BullsNation #RIPKobe
USCe crowd be underrated though
Addidas will fukk yo shyt the fukk up!Call them uni's the Nebraska Nightmare.Nebraska
These schools need to have some input on these unis. Like yeah they getting paid but damn they looking like shyt.
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Brice a shytty stadium unless you're sitting field level. Right on campus but crappy as far as getting too and out of the area as well. In the bottom half of stadiums I've been to games at
