Wisconsin Badgers announce jersey patch sponsorship with Culver's
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 2:22 PM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
The Wisconsin Badgers have entered a jersey patch sponsorship with Culver's, a popular restaurant chain in the area. The partnership includes the Culver's logo prominently featured on the Badgers' jerseys, set to debut on September 6 when Wisconsin faces Notre Dame at Lambeau Field to kick off the 2026 season. Additionally, Culver's will maintain its presence inside the Kohl Center and engage with Badgers student-athletes through NIL opportunities. This collaboration is seen as a natural fit, according to Deputy Athletic Director Mitchell Pinta, given the brand's strong association with Wisconsin culture.
- •Culver's logo will debut on Badgers' jerseys in September 2026.
- •Partnership includes presence in Kohl Center as on-court partner.
- •Culver's will create content to engage Badgers' fan base.
- •Mitchell Pinta emphasized the fit of the partnership with Wisconsin culture.
- 2:22 PMYahoo Sports — Wisconsin Badgers announce the perfect jersey patch sponsorship
"The Wisconsin Badgers have announced a jersey patch sponsorship with Culver's, a beloved restaurant from the area.
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