Miami’s Partnership With Adidas Comes to an End, Returning to Nike After 11 Years

Keeping up with the Miami Hurricanes has been fun to start the season.

The Hurricanes have one of the best offenses in the country, ranked No. 5, and have two Heisman candidates.

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All things are going well, and now a new deal has been passed through for the Hurricanes. After 11 years of repping the three stripes of Adidas, the Hurricanes sign a superdeal with Nike, per Barry Jackson of the Miami Hearld.

Rumors of the Canes had been suculating all week about jerseys and what could be coming back and not. Many fans have called for the Hurricanes to return to the basics with the Jerseies that brought them national promiance.

Miami’s best years where all in Nike Jersey, plus it also helps with keeping more talent around.

Furthermore, even with Malachi Toney signing new deal with Adidas, that won’t stop him from wearing the shoosh.

Depending on how his contract is, the Hurricanes superstar will likely have a similar deal that former Duke and current Dallas Maverick Copper Flagg had when he went he was a New Balance athlete before being a Blue Devil.

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The Hurricanes are making waves in this new era. This deal is worth up to $200 million for 10 years bring joy to fans who have been calling for some time.

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This story was originally published September 16, 2026 at 8:50 AM.

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