Ohio State secures $17M jersey patch deal with JPMorgan Chase
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 9:12 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Ohio State has announced a lucrative jersey patch sponsorship with JPMorgan Chase, reportedly worth $17 million annually. Despite the significant deal, the university has not disclosed full terms, citing the agreement's structure as a private deal with Learfield, which manages corporate sponsorships for its athletic department. Only limited details about the partnership have been made public, as Ohio State denied a public records request for the agreement. The Chase logo will appear on the uniforms of all 36 varsity sports beginning this fall. The introduction of jersey patch sponsorships comes amid rising expenses in college athletics, including increased athlete compensation after recent NCAA rule changes.
- •Ohio State's deal with JPMorgan Chase is worth $17 million per year.
- •Learfield oversees Ohio State's corporate sponsorships and patch agreements.
- •Chase logo will feature on uniforms for all 36 Buckeye sports teams.
- •Ohio State denied a public records request for details of the agreement.
- •Jersey patch sponsorships are gaining popularity among major college programs.
- 9:12 PMYahoo Sports — Why Ohio State's reported $17M jersey patch deal with JPMorgan Chase isn't public
"Ohio State landed a lucrative jersey patch deal with JPMorgan Chase, but its terms aren't public after the university denied a records request.
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