Notre Dame secures $18-20 million jersey patch deal with SoFi
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 11:34 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Notre Dame has negotiated a new jersey patch deal with SoFi, reportedly worth between $18 million and $20 million per year. This agreement comes shortly after Ohio State finalized its own deal with JPMorgan Chase, believed to exceed $15 million annually. Both contracts highlight the growing trend of college football programs monetizing their uniforms as advertising spaces, a move that could influence future NFL practices. The rising popularity of jersey patches in college football suggests these revenue streams may expand in the near future.
- •Notre Dame's deal exceeds Ohio State's new contract.
- •SoFi will pay $18-20 million annually for the jersey patch.
- •Jersey patches are becoming popular revenue sources in college football.
- •Ohio State's deal with JPMorgan Chase is reportedly over $15 million per year.
- •This trend may influence how NFL teams approach jersey advertising.
- 11:34 PMYahoo Sports — Notre Dame gets an even better jersey patch deal than Ohio State
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