It isn't the $200 million they sued for, but the Bruins have managed to end the contentious Under Armour saga with a bit of extra cash in their pocket. A day after City News Service reported that UCLA and Under Armour had dropped dueling litigation against each other, the details from the out-of-court settlement between the two sides have gone public. Under Armour agreed to pay UCLA $67.491 million to bring their relationship and legal battles to a close on May 26, as the Los Angeles Times' Ben Bolch first reported Friday. Under Armour was required to make its full cash payment to UCLA within 30 days of the effective date, according to the settlement agreement reviewed by All Bruins. "UCLA is one of the most recognized and respected collegiate names around the globe," UCLA vice chancellor for strategic communications Mary Osako said in a statement provided to All Bruins. "We are gratified to have resolved this matter in a way that benefits our student-athletes and the entire Bruin community."