Nike’s Foamposite series was a focus for the Beaverton, Ore.-based brand’s retro sportswear output in 2024 and 2025 and so far, 2026 is shaping up to be just as noteworthy.
New early leaks from @brandon1an and Sneaker Market outline a college football-inspired Nike Air Foamposite Pro pack. Made up of four colorways, the collection is said to feature styles representing the Florida State Seminoles, LSU Tigers, Ohio State Buckeyes and TCU Horned Frogs. The information was corroborated by House of Heat, whose speculative mock-ups appear in the image above.
Although in-hand images of the upcoming releases have yet to surface, various renderings have been provided which offer a look at what the pairs may look like. Florida State’s pair features a Team Maroon/White colorway and a style code of IX2095-600. LSU’s version comes in University Gold/White and its style code is IX2091-700. The Ohio State Buckeyes colorway is White/University Red and the pair’s style code is IX2094-100. And lastly, TCU’s Air Foamposite Pro will come in a purple New Orchid/White and its style code is IX2092-500.
In recent years, Nike has regularly released sneakers with officially licensed collegiate branding, none more prominently than its ongoing partnership with the University of Oregon. Models including the Pegasus are regularly offered with college branding, and Nike just released its latest Yardrunners collection highlighting HBCUs on the Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble.
As for the Air Foamposite Pro, the Swoosh-adorned sibling of the Air Foamposite One is set to release in numerous styles throughout the holiday season and into ’26. In November, it will be reissued in its original Pearl colorway and the following month, it will return in its fan-favorite Pine Green make up. ’26 launches include the return of the Green Camo colorway along with Voltage and Gym Red styles.
Timed to release during next college football season, this NCAA-branded Nike Air Foamposite Pro collection is set to arrive during fall ’26. Retail pricing has not yet been confirmed.
