Under Armor Rumors-

[noneyadb]

Did some digging

{Under Armor- 7 P5 schools, 4 disclosed injuries/school 23/30 = 76.7% are leg injuries}  

{Adiddas- 12 P5 schools, 6 disclosed injuries/school 51/71 = 71.8% are leg injuries}    

{Nike- 44 P5 schools, 5 disclosed injuries/school 145/225 = 64.4% are leg injuries}
Maybe there is some truth-

[noneyadb]

UA- 23 leg injuries of 30 disclosed injuries 76.7%
Adiddas- 51 leg injuries of 71 disclosed injuries 71.8%
Nike- 145 leg injuries of 225 disclosed injuries 64.4%

source-
http://www.donbest.com/ncaaf/injuries/
http://footballscoop.com/news/nike-adidas-or-ua-who-wears-what-in-fbs/

[rbmw263]

Can you do multiple years? Sample size pretty small for UA

[noneyadb]

Your funny…

[rbmw263]

Well im not going to do it… lol. My point still stands. 30 disclosed injuries is to small of a sample esp compared to 225 for Nike. No translation.

[Wilson’s Mustache]

Agree, too small of a sample size.

[Anonymous]

Called my Maryland alum (Under Armour School) and he said their fans were saying the same thing last year about Under Armkur cleats when they went through 4 QBs. This year their starting QB is day to day with sore shoulder and there’s no discussion about Under Armour cleats. Fans need to get a life.

[KJU]

If you do a statistical comparison between UA (23/30) to Nike (145/225) you will find no statistical difference.

[Anonymous]

Football causes winter.

[FormerUteSax]

I wore UA socks to play softball the other night. Now I have a sore foot. I think we may be on to something. 😉

[Riot West]

What about other sports that use Under Armour cleats? Granted, football shoes are different than soccer shoes.