University of Cincinnati signs multi-year jersey patch deal with Jeff Wyler Automotive
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 31, 2026, 7:44 PM
Last updated Aug 31, 2026

University of Cincinnati Athletics has finalized a multi-year partnership with the Jeff Wyler Automotive Family to feature a corporate logo on team jerseys. This agreement designates the dealership group as the largest corporate partner for the athletic department. The new branding will appear on jerseys for both the football and men's basketball teams. The debut of the patch is scheduled for September 5 at Nippert Stadium, when the football program hosts Boston College for its season opener. According to athletic director John Cunningham, the deal links the university with a long-standing local business. Wyler Automotive, which began its association with the university in 1975, will see its branding worn by student-athletes beginning with this upcoming season.
- •Jeff Wyler Automotive becomes the official jersey patch partner for football and men's basketball.
- •The partnership stands as the largest corporate deal for Cincinnati Athletics.
- •The jersey patch makes its debut on September 5 during the football home opener against Boston College.
- •The Wyler family has maintained a relationship with the university dating back to 1975.
- 7:44 PMYahoo Sports — Cincinnati Bearcats jersey patch to feature Jeff Wyler Automotive
"Cincinnati Bearcats jerseys will feature a patch for Jeff Wyler Automotive thanks to a multi-year deal.
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