Alabama A&M, Omni2Max Announce Historic Partnership Featuring New Jersey Patch Sponsorship

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Alabama A&M Athletics announced a landmark partnership with Omni2Max, Inc. on Friday, a deal that will immediately position the Bulldogs among the first programs to take advantage of the NCAA's new jersey patch sponsorship opportunity.

The most recognizable aspect of the partnership will be the addition of the Omni2Max logo on Alabama A&M football uniforms. Beginning August 1, 2026, NCAA rules permit schools to sell corporate sponsorship patches on team jerseys, creating a new revenue stream for athletic departments across the country.

As part of Friday's announcement, Omni2Max presented a $250,000 check to Vice President and Director of Athletics Paul A. Bryant, highlighting the company's commitment to investing in Bulldog Athletics.

One of the driving forces behind the partnership was Omni2Max executive and Alabama A&M alumna Shavonne Cammack. Her efforts and commitment to her alma mater were instrumental in helping bring the agreement to fruition, making the partnership another example of Alabama A&M alumni creating opportunities that benefit future generations of Bulldogs.

With the NCAA's jersey patch legislation officially taking effect on August 1, Alabama A&M moves to the forefront of a new era in collegiate athletics, leveraging innovative corporate partnerships to generate resources that can enhance the student-athlete experience and support the continued growth of Bulldog Athletics.

The announcement represents one of the most significant corporate partnerships in recent Alabama A&M Athletics history and signals the department's continued focus on identifying innovative revenue opportunities while building relationships with alumni and corporate partners.

From The Hill Podcast will continue following this story as additional details about the partnership become available.