🏈 Let's say Alabama chooses to put sponsors logos on the jersey. Which company would you want?

[TerryP]

A few years ago we saw Aaron's Rentals on canopies around the SEC. In my view we're getting close to Chico's Bail Bond's there.

Now, I could see a great relationship between Alabama and Tide Detergent. Like Kool-Aid, it would work if they took advantage. Kroger already has its prints all over UK.

To me, it seems like a legitimate revenue source which could be team specific with equal 'shares.'

 

[rick4bama]

To me, it makes the jersey ugly, even though it may be coming!

 

[Nothing_But_A_Winner00]

Only Fans

 

[sean]

There's already a sponsor...Nike. Their logo is on the jerseys, the pants, and the cleats.

We don't need any others and we don't want any others. And I REALLY hope they don't start doing that bullshit. It'll look comical, at best.

 

[Bammerboy321]

Anything that benefits the Alabama NIL. Bama Concrete for example

 

[UAgrad93]

As long as it’s a small, modest logo, I’d be fine with it.

 

[Brandon Van de Graaff]

Whether it is on the field field ads or eventual jersey ads... Mercedes still makes sense to me for a few reasons. Bryant Bank, though that's doubtful since it is so regional. The PlayStation logo (Sony) would be fine... probably good money and each player getting a PS haul. An oil company would be real nice to have onboard... and a former UA grad is president and CEO of Oxy Petroleum (they reel in about $25 billion a year).

 

[OldPlayer]

If a company sponsors an ad, does that mean the ad will be included on all the jerseys sold? Will the ad also be on the coaches’, managers’ and trainers’ shirts? I’m trying to understand what my money actually gets me.

 

[BamaFan334]

If Saban could get Mercedes or Ferrari, that would be pretty dang cool.

 

[TideatMileHigh]

A few years ago we saw Aaron's Rentals on canopies around the SEC. In my view we're getting close to Chico's Bail Bond's there.

Now, I could see a great relationship between Alabama and Tide Detergent. Like Kool-Aid, it would work if they took advantage. Kroger already has its prints all over UK.

To me, it seems like a legitimate revenue source which could be team specific with equal 'shares.'

The only sponsor I want on those jerseys is ur momma.

 

[Kamikazi18627]

Golden Flake

 

[TerryP]

As long as it’s a small, modest logo, I’d be fine with it.

While it isn't going to find its way around my plate I'd be good with "Bama" products.

 

[rick4bama]

Well Bama already has a logo of a sponsor on the helmet.

 

[Krimson]

I understand the money but I hope they can leave the uniforms alone. This ain't WWE or boxing. May be wishful thinking but I hope there are some limits still left.

 

[TerryP]

I understand the money but I hope they can leave the uniforms alone. This ain't WWE or boxing. May be wishful thinking but I hope there are some limits still left.

I think it could be done 'tastefully' to logo's don't stick out like a sore thumb. I also think we'd have a school like Oregon sign with Ben & Jerry's and we'd see 31 different ...

 

[OldPlayer]

If Saban could get Mercedes or Ferrari, that would be pretty dang cool.

Ferrari would be a waste of money. Not a big enough market (inside and outside of Alabama - have you seen any Ferrari commercials on TV or the radio) for the cost of the ads.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

Whether it is on the field field ads or eventual jersey ads... Mercedes still makes sense to me for a few reasons. Bryant Bank, though that's doubtful since it is so regional. The PlayStation logo (Sony) would be fine... probably good money and each player getting a PS haul. An oil company would be real nice to have onboard... and a former UA grad is president and CEO of Oxy Petroleum (they reel in about $25 billion a year).

I would think a Regions Bank or the like would grab the financial piece, but don't sell Bryant Bank short. They have connections...

 

[BamaFan334]

Ferrari would be a waste of money. Not a big enough market (inside and outside of Alabama - have you seen any Ferrari commercials on TV or the radio) for the cost of the ads.

It would be, but would still be a status symbol for Alabama.

 

[OldPlayer]

It would be, but would still be a status symbol for Alabama.

It would be, but companies (the ones selling the ad space) have to justify the cost of the ad, the ROI.

 

[BamaFan334]

It would be, but companies (the ones selling the ad space) have to justify the cost of the ad, the ROI.

Maybe we can get Saban to foot that bill, ha ha.