Drake Rolls With Powerhouse College Football Teams In New OVO Collab— See Every Look
The rap superstar extends his footprint in sports with a new clothing collection.
Black News 
We all know Drake loves sports and fashion. This week, his OVO clothing line teamed up with college football for a new collection.
The Crimson Tide, The U, Georgia, and Penn State are all part of the new OVO Campus O2 collection, featuring models like Loe Shimmy, the Florida-based rapper who also recently appeared on the Drake song “I’m Spent.”
The collection includes hoodies, hats, quarter-zips, windbreakers, and T-shirts in each team’s colors, co-branded with the OVO owl logo.
This comes just after Authentic Brands announced its partnership with OVO back in August. While Authentic takes a majority stake in OVO, Drake, along with his co-founders Oliver El-Khatib and Noah “40” Shebib, will retain most of the ownership.
“OVO has earned a place among the world’s most influential lifestyle brands because it has always stood for something authentic and unmistakable,” Jamie Salter, founder and executive chairman of Authentic, said in a statement.
“Drake and his team have built something with incredible cultural influence. We see a significant opportunity to take that even further, opening new markets, building new businesses and reaching more people around the world without losing what makes OVO, OVO.”
The collection dropped on Sept. 11. Sizes range from XS to XXXL, and prices range from $68 for a fitted to $198 for a “coach’s jacket.” All of the collection is listed as final sale, which means no exchanges or returns.
While fans of some of the teams included questioned the credibility of OVO-branded sportswear, others wanted to know why their favorite team wasn’t included in the collection.
“Penn State but not Ohio State?” a fan scoffed on Instagram.
“No Duke or FSU is crazy work,” another said.
Other fans suggested Drake and OVO drop an HBCU collection.
We don’t know if that’s happening, but we do know Drake has something coming with his upcoming Fear of Missing Out project. On Saturday, he dropped the trailer for the “not so short film directed and scored by the family.”
It shows what appears to be Drake cruising by on a neon-colored speedboat, while a voiceover intones: “What if I told you there were two versions of your life? In one, you avoid risk and withhold love. You feel like you’ve gone missing from yourself. You look for something you can’t find. In the other version of your life, you find it.”
FOMO is scheduled to drop Sept. 15.
Get a better look at the entire collection below.
