Can we get rid of Under Armour? As much as I despise Nike, I would rather have them, Adidas, or someone else.
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I prefer UA clothing to any other.
I come in contact with an athletic outfitting group on a regular basis. They broke ties with UA two years ago. According to them, they have done a poor job in the R&D department. UA is bleeding money right now, hence why they severed ties with several high profile D1 schools. They also reduced the deals/kickbacks given to high schools with the Undeniable deal. This company now pushes Nike. They told me that they are raking in in shoes and apparel, they can offer deals to high schools and smaller colleges that will cost them money upfront. The trade off for them is the flooding of Nike apparel.
I come in contact with an athletic outfitting group on a regular basis. They broke ties with UA two years ago. According to them, they have done a poor job in the R&D department. UA is bleeding money right now, hence why they severed ties with several high profile D1 schools. They also reduced the deals/kickbacks given to high schools with the Undeniable deal. This company now pushes Nike. They told me that they are raking in in shoes and apparel, they can offer deals to high schools and smaller colleges that will cost them money upfront. The trade off for them is the flooding of Nike apparel.
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