No USC Football this season but at least we can watch UCLA implode.

UCLA is suing Under Armour for ending a $280 million sponsorship deal. The largest deal in collegiate-apparel in history, signed in 2016 is now coming to a bitter end with the sportswear brand looking

No USC Football this season but at least we can watch UCLA implode. UCLA is suing Under Armour for ending a $280 million sponsorship deal.

Also, the largest deal in the history of college sports which stated UCLA student-athletes would exclusively don Under Armour-supplied merch for 15 years.

Only a handful of collegiate-apparel deals come close to the UCLA-Under Armour partnership with Nike holding the three largest :

💡Nike -> Ohio State worth $252 million

💡Nike -> University of Texas worth $250 million

💡Nike -> University of Michigan worth $169 million

💡Adidas -> University of Louisville worth $160 million

💡Adidas -> Washington University worth $119million

The suit, filed by UCLA last week, alleges that the deal had become "too expensive" for the sportswear brand amidst other financial troubles such as a federal probe into the company's accounting practices, CNN reports.

UCLA also claimed UA was using the pandemic as an excuse to exit the contract.