Patrick Mahomes Trolled by Former College Football Team After Historic Announcement

Texas Tech University poked fun at their famous alum and NFL star Patrick Mahomes on Monday morning, following an announcement of their groundbreaking ten-year collaboration with Adidas.

Last fall, Mahomes excitedly revealed the partnership between his alma mater and Adidas, which officially kicked off today. This venture includes co-branded apparel featuring Mahomes' distinctive Gladiator logo, a first for an Adidas athlete partner on collegiate gear.

In a nod to a memorable moment at the Final Four in 2019, when Mahomes playfully taped over the Under Armour logo on a Texas Tech shirt with 'Adidas,' Texas Tech's teaser video showcased a helicopter removing a sign that reads "Adidas" from midfield.

The partnership goes beyond looks. Eligible student-athletes at Texas Tech will be part of Adidas' historic NIL Ambassador Network, giving them the chance to earn from their name, image, and likeness—a program used by over 12,000 athletes across the country.

The unveiling of the Adidas and Mahomes logos on Jones Stadium's turf signifies a significant shift for Texas Tech athletics.

This move comes after an 18-year partnership with Under Armour, aligning Texas Tech with Mahomes' exclusive affiliation with Adidas and promising mutual benefits for both the university and its illustrious alumni.

As college football season approaches, fans can anticipate these exciting developments from this new era at Texas Tech.

This partnership marks a pivotal moment in Texas Tech's sports history, promising to elevate the university's profile in collegiate athletics.

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