Shaquille O'Neal trademarked his Dunkman logo for $60 while he was still in college and that's why he was able to use it even when he changed shoe brands.

Wanting to outfit his former team with letterman jackets, Greg Harper called on NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal, who was happy to deliver. Here's how it happened ...

Each of West Port's football players recently received letterman jackets with the school's 'WP' insignia on the left chest, their name embroidered on the right chest and a Reebok logo on the left ...

Didn’t you think “Shaq” when you saw the name of this ... lining, and Jumpman logo, while black details and a transparent outsole complete the shoe’s design. In 2018, sneakerheads were treated to a ...

The subject popped up a couple of times during his conversation with Sarah Fontenot for her It’s Giving Podcast—and Shaq kept it light ... that Fontenot put on shoes before their interview ...

What you gonna do?” “I’m gonna ask,” Fontenot responded. “Thank you. You went through my phone,” Shaq said. “Now you a phone checker. … Street rule number one. Mind your business.” ...

Because if you put on the Detroit Pistons right now.. Shaq:Bro, stop it. They're boring too. They're four games under .500." Lefkoe went on to correct Shaq and tell him the Pistons are ...

Shaq, who spent some his teenage years in San ... “Growing up, [I] couldn’t really afford a lot of shoes so my father went to the Spurs organization because they had a guy – Chuck Nevitt ...

How would Shaq feel if placed in Doncic’s shoes if he was forced to play a former team while his old executive Nico Harrison watches on awkwardly? Discussing the situation on TNT, O’Neal ...

In early 1993, Michigan basketball coach Steve Fisher did a double take when he walked by the newly opened NikeTown store along Chicago’s Magnificent Mile. “The front window was plastered with ...

In celebration of SGA's efforts, Boston-based sneaker sponsor Converse projected the guard's signature Converse logo onto buildings across Bean Town like the bat signal—including the TD Garden ...