Nike would be nice, and you know Tom would say the only alternate jerseys we would wear would be throwbacks... which are awesome when done by Nike.
Also, of the past 13 BCS national championship games, only ONE team has won that has not been sponsored by Nike (Tennessee in 1998) and they were the ONLY team not sponsored by Nike to even APPEAR in the game until this year with Auburn (Under Armor). Statistically, Nike wins championships.
LOL seriously the players play the game not the sponsers. Let me guess the past 10 Heismans won because they all wore Riddell helmets?!?!
Stay with Adidas and our uniforms. I like TCU's and Mizzous Nike combat pro uni's but those are those schools that lack the tradition that Nebraska possesses.
This is a ridiculous discussion. The statistic of BCS champs are having apparel supplied by Nike is stupid. Nike is everywhere in college world. Yes some have switch over from Nike to Adidas or Under Armour but Id say 75% of FBS schools have a Nike contract.
Anybody that thinks Nebraska will switch to Nike for their apparel can keep dreaming that dream, it will never happen unless Nebraska gets extremely pissed at Adidas. Interseting fact..... Nebraska was one of the first(if not the first) Universities to sign an "exculsive apparel contract" for all sports back in 1994 with a shoe company, Adidas was the lucky bidder.
This is not true, the exclusive contract did not get signed until 2005.
http://journalstar.c...ceeb551745.html
The deal was negotiated over the last 10 months by NU associate athletic director Paul Miles, a former Nike executive.
it encompasses all 23 varsity sports at Nebraska for the first time.
Currently, Nebraska has an agreement with adidas for football only. Head coaches in several other sports at NU had their own compensation and apparel deals with the company.
All will be rolled into the new contract, under which Nebraska will bring in an additional $600,000 in cash and $500,000 in apparel and footwear in the first year.
Adidas will also pay Nebraska a $1.5 million signing bonus once the deal has been approved by the NU Board of Regents.