logo instead of the Nike logo. In April 2018 the University of Houston Cougars basketball program announced that they would become the seventh college basketball program to wear the Jumpman logo. In December 2020 the UCLA Bruins basketball program and football team became bearers of the Nike Jumpman logo. UCLA men's basketball has more NCAA national championships (11) than any other college program. No monetary amount was announced for the six-year deal. French association football team Paris Saint-Germain, whose apparel is supplied by Nike, added the Jumpman logo to their 2018–19 UEFA Champions League kits. Since 2011 the Air Jordan brand has sponsored Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver Denny Hamlin, They also have made all of Hamlin's firesuits since 2011. In 2013 the company they were the primary sponsor of his No. 51 Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota Tundra at Martinsville where he would win the pole but ultimately would end up finishing 6th. In March 2022, the Ateneo Blue Eagles, whose jerseys is supplied by Nike since 2002, had replaced the iconic Nike "swoosh" logo with the Jumpman logo to its jerseys in the basketball program of the University beginning in the 84th season of the UAAP, becoming the first collegiate team outside of North America to bear the Jumpman logo. In popular culture The song "Jumpman" by Drake and Future takes its name from the Jumpman logo and mentions the brand multiple times in its lyrics. Buckethead's composition "Jordan" references the Jumpman logo in the single cover, and the name of the song references Michael Jordan. References Nike brands Cultural depictions of Michael Jordan Commercial logos Symbols introduced in 1988