NCAA uniforms have been cleared to bear commercial patches as of the start of the 2026 college football season.

The Division I Cabinet approved commercial patches for uniforms, equipment and apparel on Friday.

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The NCAA on Friday approved a proposal that will allow Division I sports programs to place additional commercial logos or patches

The change will allow programs up to two additional commercial logos on jerseys. The change is expected to take place on August 1, just before the start of the 2026 college football season.