From September 2009.

One of three spots that debuted on January 1, 2009 on MTV, ESPN and NFL Network. The three 30-second spots include a women's only version. The campaign features world-class athletes including Brandon Jacobs, star of the Super Bowl champion New York Giants; Heather Mitts, US National Women's Soccer Olympic Champion; Santana Moss, star of the Washington Redskins; Chris "Macca" McCormack, Ironman Champion; Jeff Samardzija, star pitcher for the Chicago Cubs; Paul Rabil, a Major League Lacrosse standout; Nicole Branagh, Olympic Volleyball player and more. The "Athletes Run" campaign will run on TV, print, online and OOH nationwide.

ne of three spots that debuted on January 1, 2009 on MTV, ESPN and NFL Network. The three 30-second spots include this women's only version. The campaign features world-class athletes including Brandon Jacobs, star of the Super Bowl champion New York Giants; Heather Mitts, US National Women's Soccer Olympic Champion; Santana Moss, star of the Washington Redskins; Chris "Macca" McCormack, Ironman Champion; Jeff Samardzija, star pitcher for the Chicago Cubs; Paul Rabil, a Major League Lacrosse standout; Nicole Branagh, Olympic Volleyball player and more. The "Athletes Run" campaign will run on TV, print, online and OOH nationwide.

From August 2012.

From July 2009.

Steve Spurrier reminds us it's almost football season.

From September 2009.

"Under Armour Inc. debuted on Tuesday (Aug. 09, 2011) its biggest advertising campaign to date tied to footwear, a category in which the sportswear maker has been vying to build market share. The "Footsteps" campaign is centered around the release of Under Armour’s new sneaker collection set to debut at retail stores later this year. The campaign was developed and produced by Interpublic’s twofifteenmccann, a San Francisco agency. Emmy Award-winning director Peter Berg, known for directing TV series "Friday Night Lights," shot the commercials. The spots will include a stable of Under Armour endorsers, including New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton and Mixed Martial Arts fighter Georges St-Pierre." --BizJournals.com

From January 2011.

From March 2010.

Aired during the BCS National Championship for the 2010 season at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona held on January 10, 2011, sponsored by Tostitos, and televised by the ESPN television network. The game featured the #1 Auburn Tigers and the #2 Oregon Ducks and was won by Auburn 22-19.

From Super Bowl XLII. February 3, 2008.