The deal would renew the existing sponsorship of Nike with Ohio State University

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www.placestoplay.co.uk, According to The Wall Street Journal, the terms of the deal state that Nike would provide Ohio State with products worth $112 million and at least $103 million in cash, including royalty incomes. The deal would renew the existing sponsorship of Nike with Ohio State University for the next 15 years.The renewed contract is the biggest ever sponsorship deal signed by Nike, with any university or college. Other university and college sponsorship deals taken by Nike include a $250 million deal with University of Texas at Austin for 15 years, and $169 million with University of Michigan for 11 years.