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Carmelo Anthony - Syracuse & Knicks
Shaquille O'Neal - LSU & Lakers
Aaron Afflalo - UCLA & Nuggets
Wilt Chamberlain - Kansas & Warriors & 76ers
Chad Johnson Ochocinco Johnson - Oregon State & Bengals

Pedro Alvarez - Vanderbilt & Pirates

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I know this was not his main NHL team, but Chris Chelios with Detroit.

Other Badgers that have played for the Wings:

Brendan Smith

Brian Rafalski

Curtis Joseph

I stayed away from other sports at Wisconsin because NFL and NBA don't have red/white-only teams and including teams with red/white and other colors would be kinda cheesy. There could be the Cincy reds, but no baseball at Wisconsin...(since before my time anyway)

Disclaimer: If this comment is about an NBA uniform from 2017-2018 or later, do not constitute a lack of acknowledgement of the corporate logo to mean anything other than "the corporate logo is terrible and makes the uniform significantly worse."

 

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Peyton manning with orange. however broncos orange is darker than the disgusting vols orange.

Plus Tennessee doesn't wear navy. Not so much on this one. Otherwise you could apply one similar color to 80,000 pro athletes.

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Why do the Illini uniforms look yellow.

Partially because it's a color of a black-and-white photo. I haven't been able to find good photos of that era (or of game-worn unis) but I'm pretty sure 1) the orange across the board was more muted and much more yellowish, closer to Tennessee's shade, and 2) the pants were off from the helmet, even more yellow.

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Ryan Clady:

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Basically the same colors (Boise's blue is a shade lighter), same template, same mascot. Beat that. B)

But he changed his number! :D

Redskins have a few Florida State guys, the team that stole the spear logo from the Skins.

Brandon Jenkins -

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Chris Thompson -

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He's also about to be cut because he's a pothead, but also Fred Davis from USC.

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Ryan Clady:

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20130708_040236_ryan-clady-broncos-07081

Basically the same colors (Boise's blue is a shade lighter), same template, same mascot. Beat that. B)

But he changed his number! :D

Redskins have a few Florida State guys, the team that stole the spear logo from the Skins.

Brandon Jenkins -

com_120816_NCF_Vblog_Dinich_Jenkins_1208ben-roethlisberger-london-fletcher-brand

Chris Thompson -

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He's also about to be cut because he's a pothead, but also Fred Davis from USC.

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funny thing is that if the league cut every pothead, you'd have rosters of about 20 guys on each team...also funny is that the league is indicating that they are willing to relax their stance on cannabis now that we have legal pot in WA and CO.

the nba would simply fold if they had to release all of the potheads.

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Carmelo Anthony - Syracuse & Knicks

Shaquille O'Neal - LSU & Lakers

Aaron Afflalo - UCLA & Nuggets

Wilt Chamberlain - Kansas & Warriors & 76ers

Chad Johnson Ochocinco Johnson - Oregon State & Bengals

Oregon state? I think you mean Blue Mountain state?

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