[illwauk]

bucknut40, on April 25, 2012 - 13:29, said:

illwauk, on April 24, 2012 - 20:29, said:

Milwaukee doing what it does best... watering down its already hyper-diluted identity!

that stadium looks like its in a park

Wright State wore camouflage uniforms last night vs. Dayton for military night

That's because it is in a park... a good 10 minutes from campus. The fact that there's a Major League club in town that's also 10 minutes away and frequently runs student promotions hasn't exactly helped in the way of fan support, which would be a struggle anyway since Wisconsin doesn't typically see "baseball-weather" until mid-May. Word is that when and if the football program is revived, baseball will be the first thing to get cut and I doubt anyone will be shedding tears.

[sorcerer77]

illwauk, on April 25, 2012 - 16:23, said:

bucknut40, on April 25, 2012 - 13:29, said:

illwauk, on April 24, 2012 - 20:29, said:

Milwaukee doing what it does best... watering down its already hyper-diluted identity!

that stadium looks like its in a park

Wright State wore camouflage uniforms last night vs. Dayton for military night

That's because it is in a park... a good 10 minutes from campus. The fact that there's a Major League club in town that's also 10 minutes away and frequently runs student promotions hasn't exactly helped in the way of fan support, which would be a struggle anyway since Wisconsin doesn't typically see "baseball-weather" until mid-May. Word is that when and if the football program is revived, baseball will be the first thing to get cut and I doubt anyone will be shedding tears.

Speaking of Wisconsin smaller college sports, any talk of Wisconsin-Green Bay football? Seems like it would be a natural fit at the D2 level in the nearby Great Lakes conference with the Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio teams.

[bucknut40]

illwauk, on April 25, 2012 - 16:23, said:

bucknut40, on April 25, 2012 - 13:29, said:

illwauk, on April 24, 2012 - 20:29, said:

Milwaukee doing what it does best... watering down its already hyper-diluted identity!

that stadium looks like its in a park

Wright State wore camouflage uniforms last night vs. Dayton for military night

That's because it is in a park... a good 10 minutes from campus. The fact that there's a Major League club in town that's also 10 minutes away and frequently runs student promotions hasn't exactly helped in the way of fan support, which would be a struggle anyway since Wisconsin doesn't typically see "baseball-weather" until mid-May. Word is that when and if the football program is revived, baseball will be the first thing to get cut and I doubt anyone will be shedding tears.

Thats sad, I see a big umw ad in miller park....I would hate to see baseball cut, mostly cus that is one of wright states best sports but still you woulda think they could get some help somewhere...the team is pretty good to

[DustDevil61]

Went to the Utah State game last Saturday, and apparently the blacks are just occasional alternates...they wore Navy tops with "Aggies" in a Tabitha-like font. Also, the whites from 2011 are still around. I guess I got worked up over something little, as I don't mind BFBS so much if it isn't constantly used--which it doesn't look like.

[bri1275]

These are virtually perfect.

[The Mojo Maniac]

bri1275, on April 26, 2012 - 13:28, said:

These are virtually perfect.

Wow. I am speechless. Those are beautiful from head to toe.

[Griffinmarlins]

The Mojo Maniac, on April 26, 2012 - 15:40, said:

bri1275, on April 26, 2012 - 13:28, said:

These are virtually perfect.

Wow. I am speechless. Those are beautiful from head to toe.

This +10,000

The overall classiness of that uniofrm is what makes it so amazing.

[Ted Cunningham]

Griffinmarlins, on April 26, 2012 - 15:42, said:

The Mojo Maniac, on April 26, 2012 - 15:40, said:

bri1275, on April 26, 2012 - 13:28, said:

These are virtually perfect.

Wow. I am speechless. Those are beautiful from head to toe.

This +10,000

The overall classiness of that uniofrm is what makes it so amazing.

Those are quite nice. I like the pinwheel helmets.

As far as stirrups go, I know that Paul Lukas goes WAY overboard with his love for them. If they are worn, I like them like they are in this picture: the opening showing the sanitary sock is very low, showing very little white. The reason I like seeing socks/stirrups where baseball uniforms are involved is because they add color to the uniform. When there's too much sani, there's not enough color and it just looks ridiculous. I'd as soon just see socks and not stirrups if stirrups are going to be worn high (like in the Prairie View A&M pictures earlier in the thread).

And also, why is it that there aren't more stripes on socks/stirrups in the Majors? I love that most of these college uniforms feature socks with various striping patterns. In almost all cases, it adds to the aesthetic of these uniforms.

[Jamikel]

bri1275, on April 26, 2012 - 13:28, said:

These are virtually perfect.

If ever there was a uniform design tailor-made for KU's old circus font, it's these. But even without it, these unis are amazing.

[oddball]

bri1275, on April 26, 2012 - 13:28, said:

These are virtually perfect.

The problem with these uniforms is that there's too much red. To me Kansas is a blue first team with red accents. If the jerseys were blue, this would be an awesome set. Right now it's a very good set.

[VandyDelphia Mike]

Flipping through channels, caught Alabama/South Carolina on ESPNU. They had these tops on. Is there some Bama/Blue Jay link I am missing?

[bigwalk]

VandyDelphia Mike, on April 26, 2012 - 21:44, said:

Flipping through channels, caught Alabama/South Carolina on ESPNU. They had these tops on. Is there some Bama/Blue Jay link I am missing?

I don't know if there's a connection, but they've worn those since the 90s.

[Cola]

Lights Out, on March 2, 2012 - 11:46, said:

No, I don't like stirrups either. Solid-colored socks look so much better and less distracting... and if football teams can have regular striped socks, why can't baseball teams?

I don't care if they were socks or stirrups, I'm just not a fan of the pants pulled up to the knees- it is so amateur and bush league looking. Kids do that in little league because it's "cool". I personally think it looks a lot classier when pants are worn all the way down AND everyone does it the same way. That is another reason pulling the pants legs up to the knees doesn't work for me...it doesn't work for all body types- a thick person looks really silly wearing socks or stirrups you can see.

Baseball is just one of those classy sports where I think you should dress like a team- the same way.

[guest23]

Cola, on April 27, 2012 - 13:37, said:

Lights Out, on March 2, 2012 - 11:46, said:

No, I don't like stirrups either. Solid-colored socks look so much better and less distracting... and if football teams can have regular striped socks, why can't baseball teams?

I don't care if they were socks or stirrups, I'm just not a fan of the pants pulled up to the knees- it is so amateur and bush league looking. Kids do that in little league because it's "cool". I personally think it looks a lot classier when pants are worn all the way down AND everyone does it the same way. That is another reason pulling the pants legs up to the knees doesn't work for me...it doesn't work for all body types- a thick person looks really silly wearing socks or stirrups you can see.

Baseball is just one of those classy sports where I think you should dress like a team- the same way.

I'm thinking you're lacking some historical perspective (a hundred years or so) here but Luis Polonia approves of your message.

[Botiger]

VandyDelphia Mike, on April 26, 2012 - 21:44, said:

Flipping through channels, caught Alabama/South Carolina on ESPNU. They had these tops on. Is there some Bama/Blue Jay link I am missing?

but isn't that an Arkansas runner you can see in the top corner?

[oddball]

Cola, on April 27, 2012 - 13:37, said:

Lights Out, on March 2, 2012 - 11:46, said:

No, I don't like stirrups either. Solid-colored socks look so much better and less distracting... and if football teams can have regular striped socks, why can't baseball teams?

I don't care if they were socks or stirrups, I'm just not a fan of the pants pulled up to the knees- it is so amateur and bush league looking. Kids do that in little league because it's "cool". I personally think it looks a lot classier when pants are worn all the way down AND everyone does it the same way. That is another reason pulling the pants legs up to the knees doesn't work for me...it doesn't work for all body types- a thick person looks really silly wearing socks or stirrups you can see.

Baseball is just one of those classy sports where I think you should dress like a team- the same way.

Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Don Drysdale, Sandy Kofax, Tony Gwynn, Stan Musial, Bob Feller, Jackie Robinson, and millions of other Major League professional ballplayers officially call you amateur and bush league because you obviously lack perspective and don't understand the history of the game.

[Bmac]

VandyDelphia Mike, on April 26, 2012 - 21:44, said:

Flipping through channels, caught Alabama/South Carolina on ESPNU. They had these tops on. Is there some Bama/Blue Jay link I am missing?

IIRC, one of the coaches played for Toronto or something like that.

[ShlyKBMT]

Actually the "bell bottom" look as I call it is Bush League. Baseball pants are meant to be pulled up. It's a look that took off in the 90s for some horrible reason.

[CRichardson]

Baseball pants should definitely be pulled up but I don't understand the appeal of stirrups. They don't look good. Leave them in the past where they belong.