Maryville University sends a commercial wholesaler a purchase order for $500$

Maryville University athletic t$-$shirts at $$10\mathrm{.}00$ per t$-$shirt. The purchase order does not discuss any warranty terms but does mention that the shirts must be of B$+$ quality or higher. The commercial wholesaler responded via email acknowledging the order, agreeing to producing $500$ B$+$ grade quality or higher t$-$shirts at $$10\mathrm{.}00$ per t$-$shirt, indicating the order would be produced and shipped within $10$ calendar days, and stating that the commercial wholesaler would not provide any warranties of any kind. Maryville University acknowledged the commercial wholesaler$$s email by stating they will pay for the items upon delivery per standard commercial practice standards. The parties had no further communication. Two weeks later, Maryville University received the t$-$shirts but found that over twenty percent of the t$-$shirts had the wrong $"$M$"$ logo on them by having the Maryville College logo instead of Maryville University. When Maryville University reached out to the commercial wholesaler, they responded by pointing to the terms in their email stating that they did not provide any warranties of any kind and they would not be offering a refund or replacing the defective items.

Does the scenario indicate that a valid contract was formed between Maryville University andthe commercial wholesaler? In answering you must identify and explain whether the scenario contains all the elements of a valid contract between the parties.