Under Armour agrees to pay UCLA more than $67 million to resolve lawsuit

BRUIN ROAR: UCLA asked for more than $200 million in damages after Under Armour attempted to end the contract in 2020.

Under Armour said it tried to end its contract with UCLA, citing the school's failure to play more than half of its baseball games in 2020. Under Armour claimed the school did not provide marketing benefits when sports were put on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic. Under Armour had also claimed UCLA shamed "the company and itself through the resignation of men’s soccer coach Jorge Salcedo after his involvement in the college sports admissions scandal," according to the LA Times.

Quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson of the UCLA Bruins during the Spring Football Showcase at Drake Track Stadium on the campus of UCLA in Los Angeles April 23, 2022.

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