Dillon Gabriel gifts teammates with Beats by Dre headphones
Dillon Gabriel was already a popular teammate at Oregon, and he’s continuing to endear himself to the Ducks in a multitude of ways.
One way to do so is to deliver a pair of Beats by Dre headphones to the entire team. Throw in a little Oregon customization for each pair, and you’re on your way towards becoming everyone’s favorite teammate.
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Check out the video below, where Gabriel does his best Santa Claus impression after practice. He backed up a truckload full of headphones to the field, and delivered a special present to each of his teammates ahead of the 2024 campaign.
Moreover, it’s easy to pinpoint how Gabriel was able to provide his teammates with the headphones, as he was part of the audio software company’s second “Beats Elite” campaign, where they reached NIL deals with 11 college football players.
The athletes, including Gabriel, will be featured across various marketing campaigns and wear custom Beats products, like you saw in the video above.
As part of the second edition of “Beats Elite,” the brand teamed with Learfield to secure intellectual property rights so athletes’ universities can be featured on headphones and speaker designs with logos and mascots, according to On3’s Pete Nakos.
“We’re excited to bring back another Beats Elite class with this impressive group of athletes,” Beats CMO Chris Thorne told On3 in a statement. “College football has a special energy around it, and we look forward to being part of these young stars’ journeys this season.”
Moving ahead, Gabriel figures to be a major force in college football in 2024, making him an easy player to partner with for Beats by Dre. Combining his talent with the Oregon program is going to make for a special partnership, it seems.
“I told you, it’s the easiest decision I’ve made in my life,” Gabriel said on Sirius XM, regarding his decision to transfer to Oregon. “And that’s just the alignment, you know, with coach Lanning and coach Stein, and the immediate conversation we had.
“It was more on that the surface level of, you know, how we’re going to do things, rather than if I’m going to do it. And, you know, I think when you make that decision, you’re full force, full go.”
Dillon Gabriel is ready to roll in 2024, and bring the Oregon Ducks to the heights they deserve. All tricked out with their new Beats by Dre headphones, it should be an awesome season in Eugene.