The TayCo Athletic Brace made a surprise national appearance on ESPN College GameDay, spotted with reporter Holly Rowe on the Alabama sidelines during pre-game coverage in Oklahoma.
It is always exciting to see our braces in action at every level of football, but a GameDay moment is something special. As teams gear up for championship pushes, high-stakes matchups, and the physical demands of the postseason, the need for functional, game-ready ankle support has never been clearer.
Built for the Game, Not the Sidelines
The TayCo AthleticX Brace has been engineered for athletes and active individuals who refuse to lose a step. Designed to fit over cleats and athletic shoes, it stabilizes the ankle without limiting the explosive movement football players rely on, whether that is driving through a block, planting for a cut, or absorbing contact in the trenches.
What showed up on ESPN reinforces what thousands of athletes, trainers, and clinicians already know: the TayCo AthleticX Brace provides elite stability without sacrificing power.
Seeing the brace on a national broadcast highlights the role TayCo Brace is playing in modern sports medicine and how we help athletes stay in the game when it matters most.
Supporting Athletes at Every Level
From high school hopefuls to professional standouts, ankle injuries remain one of the most common challenges in football. The AthleticX Brace helps bridge the gap between protection and performance, giving players the stability they need to stay confident, aggressive, and competitive.
We are proud to support programs across the country, and even more proud when the world gets to see our mission in action on one of the biggest stages in sports media.
Get Back To It
Whether you are protecting a vulnerable ankle, returning from a sprain, or trying to prevent setbacks during a long and demanding season, the AthleticX is built for you.
