The Fighting Irish found the pot of gold. Under the apparel rainbow, that is.
Notre Dame athletics is re-upping with Under Armour.(Photos via Getty Images)
According to Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports, Notre Dame has re-upped with Under Armour and are going to be filthy rich. The new contract is the most lucrative apparel deal in the history of college athletics.
Both parties have declined to comment so the deal may not be ready to announce, but Dellenger doesn’t miss. The Irish are apparel rich!
Under Armour and the Golden Domers have been partners for almost a decade now.
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A day after receiving plenty of online flak for making an insensitive joke about former Michigan State sports doctor and convicted sexual abuser Larry Nassar, ESPN personality Pat McAfee doubled down on it Monday, openly wondering why anybody would want him to apologize.
The controversy started when McAfee replied to a tweet from one of his colleagues on the Pat McAfee Show, who had posted a tweet criticizing an alternate Michigan State football jersey. McAfee replied to the tweet, writing, “I think [Larry] Nassar was in on the design team actually.
Broncos wide receiver Tim Patrick tore the Achilles in his left leg Monday, a source confirmed to ESPN’s Jeff Legwold.
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The struggling Arizona Diamondbacks acquired closer Paul Sewald from the Seattle Mariners on Monday, hoping to shore up a bullpen that has faltered over the past month and taken Arizona from leading the NL West to out of a playoff spot.
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LAS VEGAS — Terence Crawford describes himself as an overachiever. He’s not physically imposing. He lacks the allure, the promotional and verbal skills, of the greats before him. But he has called himself the best in the world for years. Boxing enthusiasts agreed periodically. Casual fans didn’t care enough about him to debate his standing.
But last Saturday, in what was dubbed the most prolific bout since Mayweather-Pacquiao in 2015, he proved he was, in fact, the best in the world.
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Believe it or not, John Bol has no relation to Manute Bol or Bol Bol. The four-star prospect in the college basketball recruiting Class of 2024 hails from the same country, South Sudan, and has the same last name, but has no direct ties to the famous NBA family.
Bol, who stands 7-foot-2, 190 pounds, is a top-30 recruit and the No. 4-ranked player at his position. He plays center, obviously. Although his height is the first thing that catches your eye, he can move much better than you would expect from a big man.
Woke up like this #GoodMorning#WeWorkForIt @JohnBol_7 pic.twitter.