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Arkansas freshman star Darius Acuff Jr. has landed a signature shoe with Reebok, becoming the first NCAA men’s athlete to receive one from a major U.S. brand while still in college, Reebok’s head of basketball, Jide Osifeso, tells ESPN.

This is peak athleisure

I was never a fan of Brad Hall. I tried to interview him over 10 years ago, but he wouldn't break character for it, so I declined. But I think it's also weird to point to him as the singular person who "ruined sneaker culture."

The amount of people I’ve seen sneak into the sneaker culture, milk it dry, steal all the money & opportunities from the people who made the culture what it is today & get praised in the process of doing it has been astonishing. COVID gave us some of the most talented finessors I’ve ever seen & we willfully gave them the keys to the castle. Amazing.

please stop doing this blogs. you make assumptions pretending you have info but you are really just guessing. my guess is these were made just for the show and will not releasing, especially since each pair is made by hand. but lets see who guesses better.

Tyshawn Jones was being paid $83,333.33 per month by Supreme to wear the brand every day, including his top, pants, and underwear. This contract was broken when he appeared in a photoshoot for Marc Jacobs. Last year, Jones filed a $26 million lawsuit against Supreme, claiming wrongful termination, damage to his reputation, and loss of income.