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Retro
July 29th, 2005, 03:38 PM
The below list are the top selling universities regardless of sport that are members of collegiate licensing company.. This is for the period of July 1st 2004 to June 1st 2005...

(1.) University of North Carolina
(2.) The University of Michigan
(3.) The University of Texas at Austin
(4.) University of Georgia
(5.) The University of Oklahoma
(6.) University of Notre Dame
(7.) University of Tennessee Knoxville
(8.) University of Florida
(9.) Louisiana State University
(10.) The University of Alabama
(11.) Auburn University
(12.) University of Kentucky
(13.) Florida State University
(14.) The Pennsylvania State University
(15.) University of Illinois
(16.) University of Wisconsin
(17.) University of Nebraska
(18.) University of Miami
(19.) University of Arkansas Fayetteville
(20.) Oklahoma State University
(21.) University of South Carolina
(22.) University of Maryland
(23.) University of Kansas
(24.) Clemson University
(25.) Purdue University
(26.) The University of Arizona
(27.) Kansas State University
(28.) Syracuse University
(29.) University of Missouri
(30.) Duke University
(31.) University of Connecticut
(32.) The University of Virginia
(33.) Texas Tech University
(34.) University of Pittsburgh
(35.) University of Louisville
(36.) Georgia Institute of Technology
(37.) University of Washington
(38.) Washington State University
(39.) University of Mississippi
(40.) University of Colorado
(41.) Stanford University
(42.) University of Cincinnati
(43.) University of Utah
(44.) Marshall University
(45.) Brigham Young University
(46.) The University of Montana
(47.) Colorado State University
(48.) U.S. Military Academy
(49.) Georgetown University
(50.) U.S. Air Force Academy
(51.) Northwestern University
(52.) The University of New Mexico
(53.) The University of North Dakota
(54.) Boise State University
(55.) Gonzaga University
(56.) East Carolina University
(57.) University of South Florida
(58.) Boston College
(59.) Baylor University
(60.) Fresno State
(61.) The University of Wyoming
(62.) University of Houston
(63.) University of Delaware
(64.) The University of Memphis
(65.) University of Central Florida
(66.) Villanova University
(67.) James Madison University
(68.) Tulane University
(69.) Texas State University
(70.) Texas Christian University
(71.) Marquette University
(72.) Southern Illinois University
(73.) Temple University
(74.) The University of Texas El Paso
(75.) Xavier University
(76.) Sam Houston State University
(77.) St. John's University
(78.) Southern Methodist University
(79.) University of New Hampshire
(80.) University of Nevada Las Vegas
(81.) Appalachian State University
(82.) The George Washington University
(83.) Western Kentucky University
(84.) Louisiana at Lafayette-University
(85.) The University of Toledo
(86.) The University of Texas at San Antonio
(87.) University of North Texas
(88.) Old Dominion University
(89.) Utah State University
(90.) San Diego State University
(91.) College of Charleston
(92.) University of Massachusetts
(93.) California State University
(94.) Saint Louis University
(95.) The University of Tulsa
(96.) North Carolina State University
(97.) University of Nevada
(98.) New Mexico State University
(99.) Northern Arizona University
(100.) George Mason
LBPop
July 29th, 2005, 04:00 PM
(49)Georgetown University

I would assume that the vast majority of that comes from Basketball. In fact, I would bet that sales jumped quite a bit this year after the hiring of John Thompson III.
blueballs
July 29th, 2005, 04:51 PM
7 of the top 12 from the $EC. Interesting... Aren't there more WalMarts in the southeast????? :rolleyes:
Retro
July 29th, 2005, 06:30 PM
I doubt the Wal-mart thing is as much a factor as general fan support.. The SEC has 7 teams in top 16 in average attendance in I-A, so that should tell you why they also happen to be the best sellers among merchandise.
Cocky
July 29th, 2005, 10:33 PM
NC State and Duke's ranking are lower than I would have guessed.
2 SunBelt
1 MAC
5 A-10
2 Gate
2 SLC
bobcatfan06
July 29th, 2005, 10:36 PM
(3.) The University of Texas at Austin
(33.) Texas Tech University
(69.) Texas State University
(76.) Sam Houston State University


Gag me at #3, the whole state is obsessed anyway.

I'm kinda surprised Tech is that high, maybe the colors and logo have alot to do with it.

I'm REALLY surprised that TxSt and Sam are that high on a national list of all schools. I definately figured all of the DI-A football playing schools in Texas would be higher than us or Sam, just for the sheer fact of exposure. Well except for SMU. Either way that is FREAKIN awesome.
Sam_Kats
July 29th, 2005, 10:42 PM
That is pretty cool. I wonder why A&M is not even on the list...unless I overlooked them???
bobcatfan06
July 29th, 2005, 10:48 PM
Nope gay&m isn't on the list. Unless they aren't a member of CLC. They probably think they are too good for CLC too. :nod:
JMU2004
July 30th, 2005, 01:27 AM
Virginia Tech isn't on that list either.........the list is not accurate, because there is no way that JMU outsells VT in terms of merchandise
bobcatfan06
July 30th, 2005, 01:32 AM
I think that there are some schools that arent members of CLC. Tha would explain the lack of major schools. I don't think I saw Miami (FL) on that list either.
DuckDuckGriz
July 30th, 2005, 12:41 PM
I noticed U of Oregon was not on there, but I am guessing Nike has something to do with that.
DFW HOYA
July 30th, 2005, 02:58 PM
I would assume that the vast majority of that comes from Basketball. In fact, I would bet that sales jumped quite a bit this year after the hiring of John Thompson III.

Sales actually declined; Georgetown was #44 last year. I think that's more of an issue with the Carolina blue jerseys pushed by Nike than on the coach's hiring.

At least football has the colors straight!
therealbigredrules
July 30th, 2005, 03:18 PM
[QUOTE=bobcatfan06]Gag me at #3, the whole state is obsessed anyway.

I'm kinda surprised Tech is that high, maybe the colors and logo have alot to do with it.

QUOTE]

I see alot of Tech in Indiana. People love Bobby
Retro
July 30th, 2005, 06:49 PM
I noticed U of Oregon was not on there, but I am guessing Nike has something to do with that.

Nike has nothing to do with it.. This list is for the top selling schools that have their licensing handled through Collegiate Licensing Company.. This applies to all merchandise, not just uniforms and coach apparel.

Neither Oregon or Oregon State are members of CLC nor is Texas a&m..
blukeys
July 31st, 2005, 03:19 PM
Nike has nothing to do with it.. This list is for the top selling schools that have their licensing handled through Collegiate Licensing Company.. This applies to all merchandise, not just uniforms and coach apparel.

Neither Oregon or Oregon State are members of CLC nor is Texas a&m..

Is the SWAC handled by this group?
NEZ
July 31st, 2005, 03:37 PM
It's nice to see some I-AA schools on the list, especially the ones selling their football programs (Montana,Delaware,JMU).
Retro
July 31st, 2005, 10:45 PM
Is the SWAC handled by this group?

A few SWAC schools are thru CLC...

SOUTHERN
ARK-PINE BLUFF
ALABAMA A&M
LBPop
August 1st, 2005, 10:35 AM
I think that's more of an issue with the Carolina blue jerseys pushed by Nike than on the coach's hiring.

At least football has the colors straight!

Yeah, what's up with that? My wife came home with a Carolina blue golf shirt for me; it simply has "Georgetown" printed in block letters. It is a high quality shirt, but it looks strange. Still deciding whether to keep it...it was sold at the campus book store. :confused: