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NCAA approves jersey patches beginning Aug. 1

January 23, 2026

The NCAA has approved the use of sponsorship logo patches on Division I athletic uniforms starting August 1, 2026, as a new revenue-generating initiative. Teams will be allowed to display up to two patches, each no larger than four square inches, on their jerseys, in addition to a patch on equipment. This decision aligns with ongoing efforts to enable schools to financially support athletes through a new revenue-sharing model.

NCAA approves jersey patches beginning Aug. 1

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Key Highlights

NCAA approved patches for uniforms starting August 1, 2026.
Teams can display up to two patches of 4 square inches each on jerseys.
One additional patch is allowed on equipment and during conference championships.
The initiative aims to create revenue streams for athletic departments.
The move supports the new revenue-sharing system for athlete payments.

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NCAA approves jersey patches beginning Aug. 1

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