Ahead of the 2024 college football season the NCAA reveresed a longheld position and “approved allowing commercial sponsor advertisements on football fields for regular-season games.” With college athletic departments looking for additional revenue streams to support their programs and players in the NIL era, this ruling gave college football teams a valuable new asset to sell to partners.
As of the end of the 2025 regular season, these FBS college football teams featured a sponsor on their field.
The Southeastern Conference, arguably the highest profile conference in all of college football, has the highest percentage of teams with an on-field sponsor for Power 4 conferences. 87.5% of teams had one signed before the end of the 2025 season, leaving just Texas A&M and Mississippi State without one.
Alabama: Build Giants Alabama
Arkansas: Tyson Foods & Walmart
Auburn: YellaWood
Florida: GEICO
Georgia: Delta Airlines
Kentucky: Kroger
LSU: Venture Global
Missouri: Shelter Insurance
Oklahoma: Riverwind Casino
Ole Miss: Aflac
South Carolina: Blanchard Rentals
Tennessee: Pilot Travel Center
Texas: humann
Vanderbilt: FirstBank
The Big Ten Conference has its own roster of powerhouse programs, including the last three national champions. 11/18 Big Ten teams have signed an on-field partner, but well-followed programs like Michigan, Nebraska and Oregon have yet to ink a deal.
Indiana: Merchants Bank
Iowa: John Deere
Maryland: State Employees Credit Union (SECU)
Minnesota: Huntington Bank
Northwestern: Northwestern Medicine
Ohio State: Safelite
Penn State: West Shore Home
Purdue: State Farm
Rutgers: SHI
USC: United Airlines
Washington: Alaska Airlines
Of the Power 4 Conferences, the ACC has the lowest percentage of teams participating in on-field sponsorship. Ten of the 17 teams featured a logo on their field.
Cal: Troutman Amin, LLP
Georgia Tech: Hyundai
Louisville: L&N Federal Credit Union
Miami: Unversity of Miami Health
North Carolina: State Farm, Window World, The Rams Club
NC State: State Farm
SMU: Thunder On (On ESPN)
Syracuse: JMA Wireless
Virginia: UPSTACK
Wake Forest: Allegacy Federal Credit Union
Significant changes to the composition of the Big 12 hasn’t stopped the conference from thriving with championship contenders like Texas Tech and popular programs like Colorado. 62% of their teams have taken advantage of the on-field sponsor asset.
Arizona State: Mountain America Credit Union
BYU: PACS
Cincinnati: TQL Logistics
Houston: Texas Dow Employee’s Credit Union (TDECU)
Iowa State: Midamerican Energy
Kansas: MMTH
Oklahoma State: Bank of Oklahoma
Texas Tech: AT&T
UCF: Acrisure
Utah: Unversity of Utah Health
The American Conference features several teams that are now garnering extra attention with the new College Football Playoff format, like USF, North Texas, Tulane and Navy. Still, less than half (43%) of the conference has on-field sponsors.
Army: USAA
Florida Antlantic University: Flagler Credit Union
Memphis: Simmons Bank
North Texas: Denton County Teachers Federal Credit Union (DATCU)
UAB: Protective Life
UTSA: Ancira Auto Group
Even though it’s a G5 conference, weeknight MACtion attracts a national audience for college football fans looking for something to watch outside of the weekend. With their own loyal fan base tuning in too, almost half of MAC teams have a partner logo on their field.
Ball State: Gainbridge
Kent State: Dabos
Ohio: GoMart
UMass: ScriptU Scholarship Society
Western Michigan: Stafford Smith
The Mountain West has fully leaned into on-field sponsorship and even with shifting membership has an 90% adoption rate, the highest of any FBS conference, with nine of their ten teams featuring an on-field sponsor.
Air Force: USAA
Nevada: ITS Logistics
New Mexico: Nusenda Credit Union
North Dakota State: Gate City Bank
Northern Illinois: Jersey Mike’s Subs
SJSU: Citizens Equity First Credit Union (CEFCU)
UNLV: Accesso Biologics
UTEP: Greater El Paso Credit Union (GECU)
Wyoming: Ramos Law
The Sun Belt is tied with the American for the biggest Group of Six conference at 14 teams and on-field sponsorship adoption with six teams.
Georgia Southern: Sack Company
Georgia State: GFL Environmental
James Madison: JMU School Of Professional & Continued Education
Louisiana: Our Lady of Lourdes Health
Louisiana-Monroe: St. Francis Health
Louisiana Tech: Origin Bank
With 10 teams Conference USA and shifting membership in the last few years, CUSA only has one team with a partner logo on their field.
New Mexico State: Nusenda Credit Union
2026 marks the beginning of the reconfigured Pac-12, and seven of their eight schools have an on-field sponsor, the 2nd highest adoption rate of any Group of Six team and tied with the SEC for 2026.
Boise State: Albertsons
Colorado State: Canvas Credit Union
Fresno State: Wonderful Pistachio
Oregon State: Reser’s Fine Foods
San Diego State: Snapdragon
Texas State: University Federal Credit Union (UFCU)
Washington State: Gesa Credit Union
After conference realignment in the 2020s, only two independent schools remain: UConn and Notre Dame.
UConn: Storrs Central