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Adidas has outbid its competitors to become the new supplier to University of Miami sports, ending the school’s pioneering partnership with Nike. A source told The Palm Beach Post late Sunday evening Adidas and UM will announce their deal this week, thus beginning the process of replacing a brand connected to the Hurricanes for the last 27 years. In a message to the Post, athletic director Blake James said UM would announce a decision Thursday but would not comment. As the Post first reported last month, UM did not renew its contract with Nike, which expires Aug. 31. James said then he wished to explore UM’s value in the retail market. Adidas and Under Armour submitted bids, both several million dollars richer per year than the Nike-UM deal. UM is a private institution and does not disclose information on such contracts. Make no mistake: money is the primary factor in the switch. Adidas’ winning bid is believed to be in the ballpark of the eight-year, $33 million pact it announced with Arizona State last month.

That pays ASU $3 million more than its old deal with Nike. According to an August study in the Portland Business Journal that included contract numbers on most of the FBS schools, Adidas pays the four most lucrative contracts in college athletics. At the top is Michigan, which is valued at $8.2 million per year. A source said Hurricanes coaches and athletes stand to receive more apparel and shoes than they did under the Nike deal. In 1987, UM became the first college to sign an all-sports contract with a retailer — allowing one brand to “own the school,” as former Nike executive Sonny Vaccaro called it after he inked the deal. That relationship that helped create a culture that now sees top high school basketball recruits steered toward certain colleges because of connections to shoe companies. “If you go back 30 years, it was an individual coach who had an endorsement contract, in care of an advisory staff, and worked with a shoe company,” UM men’s basketball coach Jim Larranaga said Monday.

“Now those same shoe companies are working with athletic departments. They’re working with AAU programs. They’re working with high school programs. They’ve really tried to brand themselves from a grassroots network and up. “So, there are kids who feel very, very closely associated with a certain shoe company because that’s the shoe they’ve been wearing throughout their high school and AAU seasons. So it does become a factor in recruiting, but I think the major factor in recruiting is being sure a young man knows the quality of your program. If you have a quality product, you’ll be able to recruit quality student-athletes.” Louisville coach Rick Pitino, whose school has an Adidas contract, has railed against the system he says steers players from shoe-branded AAU teams toward certain colleges. Schools associated with Nike, the largest player on the AAU circuit, have “somewhat of an advantage, because people really put a heavy emphasis on their players going to Nike schools,” Pitino said Monday.

“I don’t think its the players as much as the AAU handlers, runners, agents — they’re all involved in it somehow and it’s a problem that won’t go away because they’re being very competitive,” he said. “We’re taking a lot of money from these shoe companies, so we can’t complain as well. It’s something that’s there. The NCAA doesn’t think it’s a problem, so I’m not going to think it’s a problem.” Nike outfits 45 of 65 power five conference schools. Adidas has 11, Under Armour has eight and Russell Athletic has one. At some point in the near future, all Hurricanes athletics teams will receive new uniforms. That means UM will no longer wear the ones unveiled before the 2014 season. Adidas’ football designs include Michigan, Louisville, Mississippi State, UCLA and Wisconsin but not Notre Dame, which is now with Under Armour. Some of Adidas’ latest flashy football thinking was on display at the 2015 Army All-American Bowl. The company also produced these unique basketball alternates and these colorful baseball throwbacks.

The Adidas deal means new Nike Hurricanes products may no longer be available in retail stores. A new contract often gives a retailer exclusive rights to official merchandise. Al Golden didn’t wear Nike-branded ties on the sidelines. Maybe Adidas will give him some new options: Offering my design work to Adidas, free of charge. — Matt Porter (@mattyports) January 5, 2015 More: see last month’s blog post for a trip through Nike’s Hurricanes designs through the years … click here for a detailed look at UM’s football uniforms from 2004-13 (and a few throwback unis, too) … wonder if any celebs will congratulate the Canes on their uniform switch. Recruiting: Miami-Edison 2015 safety Robert Knowles committed to Miami, according to WQAM reporter Josh Darrow. Knowles (6-1, 185) is a three-star recruit formerly committed to FIU. Football: The Senior Bowl said former Miami tight end Clive Walford accepted an invitation to the game. Walford, who will play his first game since Dec. 3 knee surgery, rejoins three former teammates: linebacker Denzel Perryman, cornerback Ladarius Gunter and receiver Phillip Dorsett.