Going from 11% to 14% This guy approvesJust going to put this out there:
Clemson extends Nike partnership with 10-year, $58 million deal
Clemson has partnered with Nike since 2002. A new contract will extend that partnership 10 more seasons.www.greenvilleonline.com
I need u to see the term “royalties” in their contract.
Going from 11% to 14% This guy approves
I’m with @RVACane on this oneLmao bro... have you had your cafe con leche today?
"Jeez we have adults all over the place again."
Notice the upfront & backend $, and the revenue it generated. HENCE, I clowned Blake James Adidas deal. When u get an endorsement deal, u want cash + royalties. That’s how musicians become super rich; it’s the royalties off sales.
I think Frenk was caught unawares by BJ and Epstein's back door shenanigans...
Wait Wait Wait a darn minute. Ive never spent any time reading up on that deal. Please tell me you arent saying we get no royalties from anything Adidas sells with the U on it. Its just a preset locked in amount yearly?Notice the upfront & backend $, and the revenue it generated. HENCE, I clowned Blake James Adidas deal. When u get an endorsement deal, u want cash + royalties. That’s how musicians become super rich; it’s the royalties off sales.
Wait Wait Wait a darn minute. Ive never spent any time reading up on that deal. Please tell me you arent saying we get no royalties from anything Adidas sells with the U on it. Its just a preset locked in amount yearly?
Appreciate you giving me the cliff note so I didnt have to go down the google rabbit hole while Im working. While we arent exactly setting the college world on fire right now, The U is still a major brand. Im sure Adidas didnt have all of the negotiating leverage.Not saying that we get NO royalties...but it's not 11%...and it's not 14%...
Nike was offering less up-front money and a higher royalty...and Beta Blake said "fvck that, I'm taking the bigger up-front number from adidas"...
NOW people can see why some of us have been angry about this for a while.
Enjoy the next five years, folks, because we already know how much money we are getting. And we won't be getting a bump from the sale of all those new "Money Mario" t-shirts...
Please save that for next Halloween…on second thought, burn it.
Appreciate you giving me the cliff note so I didnt have to go down the google rabbit hole while Im working. While we arent exactly setting the college world on fire right now, The U is still a major brand. Im sure Adidas didnt have all of the negotiating leverage.
That said, what a sweet deal........for Adidas. That numnuts really screwed us again. He wanted to get that upfront bump and show his bosses how much money he was generating, with no long term thinking/considerations. He probably also saw his program was a constant $hitshow and wasnt about to bank on future sales of our brand. But either way, he could have negotiated for both. Didnt have to be either/or.
Just like you said, if we have 5 more years on that deal, we have to sit there now with our thumbs up our butts and watch Adidas rake in the benefits as merchandise sales naturally are going to get a big bump with this infusion of cash, recommitment to sports, Mario, and reinvigorated excitement from our fanbase.
Now flash ahead in 4/5 years when its time to discuss a renewal. Are we going to have any leverage to go to Nike and get them both to fight for rights on a new deal? Or is Phil Knight going to be salty about Mario, then having Adidas take advantage of us knowing that?
Not saying that we get NO royalties...but it's not 11%...and it's not 14%...
Nike was offering less up-front money and a higher royalty...and Beta Blake said "fvck that, I'm taking the bigger up-front number from adidas"...
NOW people can see why some of us have been angry about this for a while.
Enjoy the next five years, folks, because we already know how much money we are getting. And we won't be getting a bump from the sale of all those new "Money Mario" t-shirts...
This just reek's of a new 30 for 30 in the future.
Appreciate you giving me the cliff note so I didnt have to go down the google rabbit hole while Im working. While we arent exactly setting the college world on fire right now, The U is still a major brand. Im sure Adidas didnt have all of the negotiating leverage.
That said, what a sweet deal........for Adidas. That numnuts really screwed us again. He wanted to get that upfront bump and show his bosses how much money he was generating, with no long term thinking/considerations. He probably also saw his program was a constant $hitshow and wasnt about to bank on future sales of our brand. But either way, he could have negotiated for both. Didnt have to be either/or.
Just like you said, if we have 5 more years on that deal, we have to sit there now with our thumbs up our butts and watch Adidas rake in the benefits as merchandise sales naturally are going to get a big bump with this infusion of cash, recommitment to sports, Mario, and reinvigorated excitement from our fanbase.
Now flash ahead in 4/5 years when its time to discuss a renewal. Are we going to have any leverage to go to Nike and get them both to fight for rights on a new deal? Or is Phil Knight going to be salty about Mario, then having Adidas take advantage of us knowing that?
The youngin’s weren’t out of bed yet.Jeez we have adults all over the place again.
Rell when does ******* fanatics mark down anything?? I hate those ********. That site used to be so good.This @Waterbury Cane
This is y I kept saying “for all the ‘up front $’ Blake has brought in, I can’t tell u the amount of $ lost on the back end.” Plus, the Adidas merch from us is not moving, hence all the marked down prices from all partnership detail like ****’s, Fanatics, etc.
Ppl focus sooooo much on up front money, which is fine, I get it, but u have to see the entire picture of a contact. As an example, UCLA’s contract is less than UA’s deal, but it’s projected by year 2 they’ll make up that difference, & by yr 3, they’ll have a more lucrative contact; why? B/c Nike ate 41% of the debt from UA, + the merchandise royalty % UCLA will be getting. The bookstore sold out immediately, & b/c UCLA is an international brand, Nike’s reach internationally is far greater than Adidas. So any Nike/Jordan Brand UCLA T-shirt sold, even if it’s just a B on it, UCLA gets bank off of it whether it’s sold domestically or internationally. B/c UCLA has a high population of foreign students, let’s just say it’s a good deal for them. Plus, it helps w/ b-ball recruiting & perception (per their AD’s words)
Hey.Wait a second, that 22-year-old porster who lives and dies by "guaranteed money" is going to come in here soon to yell at you...
The one who insists that there is way more adidas merch today than what Nike sold 10 years ago...