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A uniform fit for a bowling league. This made me realize the intent of the vertical stripes on the Pistons city jersey. Probably should've just read the press release at the time but I rarely bother with digging through Nike-speak.

Based on the bolded, that tongue has got to be more than halfway in your cheek. Now, I do like the Titans moniker because of tie-in, but that name does not come off as standout in the least. Logo is still great, miss the old uniforms like most here.

This one? I actually was not aware this existed until you mentioned it. I was gonna say that the crew are older than Cincinnati's team but this appears to be part of the recent rebrand so not much precedent. I will say that for Cincy, it'd be odd since part of their metro area is in Kentucky and among the 3 Cs, they are easily the least "Ohio." But if it annoyed Browns fans that only adds to the appeal I would think.

If the flag was just the beaver it'd have a top 5 case. And I'm happy for the movement away from seals in recent years. Biased toward Ohio but have always loved the burgee and feel it pairs best with the American flag. #1 aesthetically is probably between New Mexico and Alaska. Anyway, we don't really need more sports teams relying on state iconography. Create your own identity.

Not all that concerned with attaching facemasks to jerseys, but I think the Browns have the ability to look good with brown, white, and gray facemasks, so why not mix and match.

Baby NOB look like :censored:.

Yeah, I don't like it at all. And the torquoise doesn't even seem right, there should be some green in the hue. Don't mind the meaning/use of an alternate color.

I adore that sleeve logo! Was that something the old minor league team used or did you make it? It's head and shoulders ahead of anything the modern franchise has done and, honestly, better than any iteration of the dolphin either.

If they make the SB they will probably make a similar error. But there's a chance we get something gorgeous. Don't need another red bowl.

Apples and orange. Yankees didn't use a double outline and don't have a vibrant blue. Same with the Tigers, the orange can do the job which makes the white redundant. Don't feel the same applies for the Yankees. In modern gray, I think the stripes worked better. The classic look was lovely on the flannel gray. But I guess I'd land at "lateral move."

I've always liked this suggestion and I love that the NBA has so much purple. Pairing the Red Rocks format with the cool color scheme has been my preferred modernization route (90s look is fun but not worth bringing back full time IMO). Have never understood the clamoring for copper, personally. The contrast between a bright blue and a darker purple would be plenty to work with.

It's been a long journey for Michigan to get back to the national championship. They haven't played in a title game before and Harbaugh was dogged for years about losing big games (against rivals and in bowls). Not to mention everything that went down this season. And they choose not to wear their classic, iconic uniform in favor of alternate monochrome pants. They are so easy to hate. Go Huskies!

I think they came out and said they wouldn't do Tues or Wednesday. But most years in the near future would be on other days when it would be in play. I don't think the NBA will drop Christmas games, though, even if playing second fiddle in the ratings. Adjacent opinion: I wish the Bucks still used Christmas colors.

This was a great looking game. Most special Christmas uniforms don't do much for me though. Love the snowflake logo and don't mind a traditional looking marquee matchup.

I actually really like the wordmark from this era and the logo in a vacuum is fine. But it was an odd choice for Pepsi and I think everyone knew they'd eventually go back to the classic logo in some form. A strange futurist detour.