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Stanford Hires Former Nike CEO

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Ex-Nike CEO John Donahoe named AD at Stanford

Former Nike CEO John Donahoe will take over as the athletic director at Stanford, where he earned his graduate degree.

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Stanford names former Nike CEO John Donahoe athletic director

Stanford late Thursday named former Nike CEO John Donahoe its next athletic director, a seemingly unlikely hire, but one the university said is a perfect fit given the ongoing turmoil in college sports. The move also further cements the university’s ties with Nike co-founder Phil Knight, a Stanford alumnus and a major donor.

Footwear News on MSN · 2h

Former Nike CEO John Donahoe Named Stanford University Athletic Director

Nearly a year after leaving the top job at Nike, former Swoosh chief executive officer John Donahoe has joined Stanford University as the next athletic director. He will begin at Stanford on Sept. 8. Jon Levin, president of Stanford University, said in a statement that the university needed a “distinctive leader” to fill this role.

Nike, college football and Pegasus 41 shoes

MassLive · 21h

Nike launched limited edition shoes for college football fans — but you can only get them here

College football season is almost here, and now you can rep your favorite school with every step thanks to the new Nike Pegasus 41 NCAA Collection, just launched at Fanatics. These limited edition running shoes combine the comfort and performance of Nike’s newest Pegasus model with bold, officially licensed college team branding.

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Nike releases Clemson running shoe to celebrate start of college football season

Check out the new Clemson Tigers Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 41 running shoe, part of the Nike’s 2025 NCAA Collection ahead of college football season.

OregonLive.com on MSN · 21h

Oregon Ducks Nike Pegasus 41 shoes now on sale for 2025; where to get them before college football season kicks off

Nike has released a brand-new line of college football-themed sneakers in the latest Pegasus running shoe model. Of course, as with Nike’s college-themed shoes of the past, the Oregon Ducks are one of the featured teams. The college football team-inspired Oregon Ducks Nike Zoom Pegasus 41 running shoes feature the classic Oregon “O” on the heel.

Nike’s New Kobe x FC Barcelona Collection Is a Spirited Tribute to Two Legends of the Game

The collab celebrates Bryant's lifelong love for football with limited-edition Barça away uniforms and new footwear ...

Lakers' LeBron James Teases 'Nike LeBron 23' Signature Shoe in New Video

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James seemingly shared the clearest look yet at his upcoming Nike LeBron 23 sneakers Thursday ...

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Nike loses head of North America women's business to Athleta

The head of Nike's women's business in North America, Maggie Gauger, is leaving the sneaker giant to become the CEO of ...

Nike releases Michigan running shoe to celebrate start of college football season

Check out the new Wolverines Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 41 running shoe, part of the Nike’s 2025 NCAA Collection for college ...

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Stanford hires former Nike CEO John Donahoe as new athletic director

Stanford's new athletic director has taken quite a unique path to his job. The school announced the hiring of former Nike CEO ...

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Nike, Deckers, On Running among footwear stocks under pressure as Trump outlines latest tariff plans

Nike (NKE), and On Holding (ONON), were under pressure on Friday after the latest details on President Trump's tariff plans ...

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Second to Sports, Nike’s Biggest Design Inspiration of 2025 Might Be the Military

Nike’s comeback year is dominated by performance talk, but its products are also telling a second story rooted in military ...

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Nike’s Latest Rare Air Force 1s Are For Delta Employees Only

Enter Delta Airlines, not exactly the first name that pops to mind as far as the sneaker world is concerned. As part of the ...

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