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Mizzou athletics announced Monday that it has agreed to a deal for St. Louis-based World Wide Technology to have patches on the jerseys for the men's and women's basketball teams.

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WWT expands its relationship with Mizzou through a new partnership supporting Tigers men's and women's basketball.

WWT's expanded partnership with Mizzou Athletics brings together two organizations with strong Missouri roots and a shared commitment to excellence.

World Wide Technology will also be Missouri's official technology solutions partner of athletics.

The Maryland Heights technology services firm will have its logo on both men's and women's basketball uniforms beginning with the 2026-27 season.

World Wide Technology's logo will appear on the jerseys of Missouri's men's and women's basketball teams as part of an expanded partnership that also includes branding on Norm Stewart Court at Mizzou Arena.

The Mizzou men's and women's basketball uniforms will feature a new logo in the 2026-27 season.

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