Terrell Clark

His signature T-Mac shoe - set for a sixth version this year - is the company's best-selling U.S. shoe, Adidas spokesman Terrell Clark said.

"In general, what this partnership does is it increases the NBA's ability to continue to grow as a global brand using Adidas's facilities around the world," said Adidas spokesperson Terrell Clark.

Ginger Tivey, an athlete care specialist for Adidas, has been employed with the company for eight years and is involved with ensuring that athletes are in the right footwear to suit their game and needs, according to Terrell Clark, a spokesperson for Adidas.
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"It's Ginger's position and priority to make sure athletes are comfortable and capable in their footwear," Clark said.
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Clark said Adidas was doing everything it could to make sure Nichols would feel comfortable with its product.
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"Our main goal in this situation is to look for a way that we can handle this and to look for a way to find a positive to help the university and the athlete himself," Clark said.
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Clark said Adidas was still gathering information about Nichols' situation, including the injury and why he feared wearing the Adidas brand. When asked if Adidas would be willing to make a compromise to its contract with ASU and allow Nichols out of it, Clark didn't rule out the possibility.
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However, Clark said the decision on Nichols' future with the Indians ultimately falls in the hands of Nichols and the school.
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"What it boils down to is that the situation is between Jerry and Arkansas State University," Clark said.
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Clark also said the situation was absolutely no threat "under any circumstance" to Arkansas State losing its apparel contract with Adidas.

"We've been producing outstanding quality equipment for years," said Terrell Clark, an adidas spokesman.

Even if it's the smallest niche, they'll buy allof them," said Terrell Clark, a spokesman for Adidas USA, based in Portland.NPD Group, a market research firm, estimates total U.S. footwear sales werenearly $42 billion in 2005, up 9 percent from the year before.

Even if it's the smallest niche, they'll buy all of them," said Terrell Clark, a spokesman for Adidas USA, based in Portland.

Even if it's the smallest niche, they'll buy all of them," said Terrell Clark, a spokesman for Adidas USA, based in Portland.