South Carolina moving to Nike: What about the rest of the SEC?
With reports confirming South Carolina is switching from Under Armour to Nike ahead of the 2026-27 school year, the Baltimore-based athletic apparel company will no longer have a stake in the Southeastern Conference.
The Gamecocks are the third SEC team to make a major uniform switch this offseason, joining fellow former Under Armour school Auburn at Nike. Tennessee is swapping the swoosh for stripes in a deal with Adidas. USC joins Nike’s roster, which sponsors the majority of Division I schools, alongside major brands such as Oregon, Ohio State and Clemson.
Here’s where the rest of the SEC stands with its jersey and apparel providers. As of the next school year, 13 of the league’s 16 schools will be outfitted by Nike or its Jordan Brand:
- Alabama: Nike (1994-2025)
- Arkansas: Nike (2010-26)
- Auburn: Nike (2025-35)
- Florida: Jordan Brand (2017 - Unknown)
- Georgia: Nike (1999 - Unknown)
- Kentucky: Nike (1997-2035)
- Louisiana State: Nike (1995-2026)
- Ole Miss: Nike (1999-2027)
- Mississippi State: Adidas (2009-30)
- Missouri: Nike (1998 - Unknown)
- Oklahoma: Jordan Brand (2018-28)
- South Carolina: Nike (2026 - Unknown)
- Tennessee: Adidas (2026-2036)
- Texas: Nike (2000-2030)
- Texas A&M: Adidas (2007-27)
- Vanderbilt: Nike (2003 - Unknown)
This story was originally published August 21, 2025 at 1:53 PM.