JustForFun

I'm probably being a huge homer (which is strange to say since all the games will be in Birmingham anyhow) but I'm totally in love with the Maulers' set. Just like the original, it's so damn ugly you can't look away. The epitome of "so bad it's good."

I sort of agree. But the issue is that the flag colors really clash with red. A total rebrand is the way to go. Cardinals are just barely native to the state, anyway.

Classic Cheddar cheese is white. That yellow color is vegetable dye they add for people who associate all cheese with the Velveeta color. So their colors are Cabernet, classic cheddar, and modern cheddar. And black.

Um ... while I enjoy discussion of sports uniforms as much as anyone else here, I would not describe any part of a football uniform as "sex." Except maybe the jock, I guess.

WRs weren't allowed to wear 10-19 until 2004. It's possible Verdin got a waiver because all of the 80s were in use.

Actually, no. It's very common.

2 what? 2 jockstraps?

They should just flip all the way and call themselves the Valpo Saracens.

I've never seen a Juneteenth flag with the date before.

It's funny, because the opposite of everything you said is my own opinion. College football design is completely different from pro football, but that uniform just destroys the boundaries of any classiness or taste whatsoever. It's like they told the designers to go hog wild and throw every kitschy college football uniform element in that they could. I guess what I'm trying to say is that those particular uniforms wouldn't look very out of place on Oregon.

I'm from Southwestern Ohio, but I could never stand the Bengals. I was a casual Bears fan (my dad's from there), but the Dave Wannstedt era made me give up in disgust. Shortly after, I moved to Boston and assimilated pretty much everything about the area, including a love of the Pete Carroll-led Patriots. I never could have guessed they'd quickly go on to become the most successful and widely-hated NFL team of the 21st century