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Which is why they should have created a white jersey with the sleeve caps from the orange jersey then you have a perfect white/orange combo and the current w/w is designated as an alt.

I hate that the team used an updated color rush as their default white set and did not go with a orange trimmed default away jersey and that the league is so stubborn that they are forcing them into an inferior set just for the purpose of wearing an alt helmet.

If they actually had a true primary home uniform GGY would be my pick. It's a shame it's the rarest combination.

I think the blue masks look superior but I love these uniforms and hope the program can at least be pulled into mediocrity from its current state or we are likely to see the next coach or two go full fleck and destroy a great look.

The helmet and uniform manufacturers laud these choices for their economies of scale.

Let's go all the way with brown helmets, gray masks, tan pants, white socks, and black shoes...only differentiator is the jersey.

named after a football dude not a color...get some education ricky

It's not as ugly as the rams white horn set but the 2 color helmet, 3 color jersey, and 1 color pant look is bush league. fsu only needs one helmet outside of a one-off and the white pants can be used as an alt look but require 2 garnet stripes.

I am not a fan of this mizzou look at all. It seems like they are trying to be florida and with the cocks using a similar design. Then you have auburn as well with similar striping. Time to go back to this look:

You're correct but you need to compare apples to apples...using a qb jersey as an example of an old cut is not really an accurate portrayal...also is that an on field elway jersey, a retail authentic, or a counterfeit?

This issue exists because they are applying a graphic to the sleeve cap after the jersey is assembled which reduces the printable area. Custom uniforms are assembled after the striping is done to the individual pieces then sewn.

Maybe it's an unpopular opinion but I think the oregon's contrasting mask/shell combos are downright ugly. Last week's helmet was fcs quality and this weeks reminds me of a high school all star uniform.

Not that hot but for teams with traditional uniforms and striping you can get away with jersey and sleeve stripes mismatching if you have another element to tie them to. For instance you can have helmet/pants stripes match and a different sleeve pattern or you could have sleeves/socks stripes match and have a nice cohesive look. Bears with blue pants and when they've worn white pants in the 2k's have worn white socks with white jerseys so it ties out with the socks causing less of a clash with the pants. 9ers could do this as well with road socks but they abandoned stripes long ago.

Try 0/6. I sure got suckered into an a+ troll job

Sorry you don't understand how sports media operates and how beat reporters get their stories.

It's all theatrics to create a narrative of some tradition or lineage for these storied franchises. Sportswriters and fans eat that sh-it up...

I think you're missing the point. It's not unsurprising that a hotshot rookie would ask for his college number but the team obviously has final say on number assignments and if they thought 7 was off limits that would have been the end of it.

the team could have just shot the whole nonsense down and said no pick another number...it's more likely that jt was pressured to relent doing so snyder could further boost up the local hotshot draft pick by unretiring one of their most popular player's numbers.

Funny that I created the same concept years ago before color rush existed. I went with a navy mask and no logo but otherwise the same. I also considered the nagurski throwback striping pattern but on a navy jersey as a color rush fauxback. That would be interesting.

Time to de-fleck the gophers.

So we can expect a bad cycle of news for snyder around week 17.

The judges would have also accepted: They look like louisville.

Had they kept the gloss black helmet (superior), taken the old # font replacing the shadow with an outline, and avoided all of the other gimmicks they would have evolved from the old set into something sleek and modern. Like the rams they added too many trendy and tacky elements for this set to have any staying power.

The whole thing is tacky and there's no reason for the uniform to exist. I get the impression that adidas has a huge surplus of metallic gold heat applied material and is looking for any excuse to put it on a uniform.

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