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The Hillsdale Chargers of DII updated their logo:

This uniform fits in perfectly with the rest of their dumpster fire set.

Iron Wings jersey Louisville Cardinals

I only liked the throwback uniform...the rest were trash for me.

They haven't had a good looking uniform since the Bridewater era:

New helmets for the Saint Francis Red Flash:

New white helmet for VMI, they've worn gold helmets exclusively since 1999 (and the current design, seen below, since 2010)

LOVE the navy facemask on both helmets and that they removed the number from the side of the helmet!

From Paul Lukas, There was a bit of confusion earlier this week when the NFL tweeted a graphic showing all of the new throwback and alternate helmets that had been released so far for this season. The confusing part was that it showed two different white helmet designs for the Cowboys: the standard throwback model with the solid-blue star, the grey facemask, and the blank nose bumper, which the team unveiled last week, and a separate design with the team’s primary outlined-star logo, a white facemask, and a “Cowboys” bumper, which was listed in the Twitter graphic as an alternate. Many fans quickly surmised that the Cowboys planned to use the alternate version with their Color Rush uniform. That uni design has a white jersey, white pants, and white socks, and of course it’s not a throwback, so using the primary logo and a white mask seemed like a logical move. But the Cowboys hadn’t announced anything about that, and I hadn’t heard any chatter about it either. Could the graphic have been wrong? I emailed the Cowboys — no response. I followed up — still no response. Yesterday, however, I was interviewing a league executive about something else and got confirmation: The Cowboys will indeed be wearing both versions of the white helmet this season — one with their throwback uni and one with their CR uni. The league hadn’t initially planned on this when it allowed teams to add a second helmet color, but the Cowboys asked if they could give the white shell two different design treatments. Since the throwback and CR unis are both alternates (which means it’s permissible under league rules for them to be paired with an alternate helmet color), the league said yes.

Make the facemask Aqua though.

I am not a fan either. This is the 4th time in the series that the team has chose to go with plain pants and I believe they need to have stripes for one-offs considering their normal pants are plain. 2013 2011 2010

I actually think the Color Rush uniform is the best possible choice for the white striped helmet because it has less orange on it compared to their current white uniform. Color Rush Orange Elements: - Logo on chest - Nike Logo creep on shoulders - NOB outline Current All-White Orange Elements: - Bengals Workmark on chest - Nike Logo creep on shoulders - Numbers outline

In my opinion, last years Shamrock uniform was the best of the series:

Here are the coaches for the 2023 season with what I am guessing the primary color of the team to be in the background: Arlington and Houston Las Vegas and Orlando: San Antonio and Seattle St. Louis and Washington D.C.

I don't think we are done...we still haven't seen the Bills red helmet the Steelers yellow helmet and the Broncos throwback helmet.

Notre Dame to wear green jerseys on September 17 vs Cal. https://twitter.com/NDFootball/status/1542584015487733760?s=20&t=1Ip_LTy5rzgksZfqXNjnSQ

The Rockford IceHogs, the AHL affiliate of the Blackhawks, unveiled a new logo.

The Brown Bears have updated thier logos:

I completely agree with you about the blue helmets. I wish they'd bring that striping patten to all of their uniforms.

These are perfect! I thought they may screw them up with a gray facemask.

The helmet and the pants with stripes make this a beautiful uniform. In other news, the Troy Trojans are bring back black helmets in 2022:

Illinois has a new turf design for the upcoming season

I'd much rather that striping pattern the pants instead of plain gold pants. But I would rather have stripes that match the helmet stripe.

If that were the case, the college football teams in hot states wouldn't wear dark jerseys at home. I don't believe heat has anything to do with it, especially with the fabric these uniforms are made out of these days. Besides that, why would Tampa even wear the pewter pants at home with the white jersey? Seriously, if the dark jersey is an issue, than why not white pants at home all the time as well.

I feel the same way on why they don't wear a red facemask.