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I'd be okay with sponsor logos in the NFL ONLY if it were limited to helmet bumpers. They did that in the short lived UFL and it was visually tolerable.

Over the Pac-12?

I don't like the Vikings sleeves stripes or the ship sail first digit font. I honestly think they'd look a lot better if their sleeve stripe was the same pattern as the pants stripes, and if they only used the second digit number font.... They also need a pair of white socks... and switching to white facemasks wouldn't hurt.

I'm surprised Savannah State has remained in Division 1 for as long as they have.

May even need to consider inviting West Georgia up from Division 2.

I still think the ACC should've given West Virginia an invite after Pitt and Syracuse came in. So many long time rivals were already there waiting. Adding one "dumb school" to the conference wouldn't have hurt lol

Hope nobody's posted these two yet. From California, Humboldt State & Azusa Pacific.

Hell, an all teal helmet wouldn't have looked bad with their current unis.

This program needs to update their logo in a major way. One of you graphic artists should do us all a major solid and give this school a new logo set. Way too unique of a team name to have such a meh logo. And here's the script they use on their football helmets.... This school is in Kansas by the way

OT: do the Jaguars have teal socks with their current set of uniforms?

A few more CIAA schools. Bowie State University Bulldogs (MD) Winston-Salem State University Rams (NC) Virginia State University Trojans

Virginia Union University Panthers (CIAA) The panther head logo is only about 3 years old, the VUU is their "classic" logo.

Maryland should have worn these uniforms for more than one season (2001).

Part of me believes Texas could survive as an Independent program. Seems like they have a long history of not getting along with their conference mates.

Part of me wishes the Toronto Raptors and Toronto FC would make blue their primary color

Overall I disliked the gray glove era in college football, but I must admit they looked pretty sharp on teams that actually wore gray/silver. Kansas State & Ohio State made the gray glove years tolerable for me.

My problem with the Eagles' midnight green uniforms is the inclusion of additional dark colors (black & charcoal grey). If they were just midnight green & white (or even silver) they'd be a lot more tolerable for me. Also I gripe I have at times with the Ravens.

The New York Jets Kelly green uniforms with black accents were underrated. If they ever decide to rebrand, I'd personally hope they go in that direction.

I'd love to see Alabama's football team use the script A on their helmets once in my lifetime.

South Carolina should ditch the C from it's primary logo & just go with the rooster. It's a solid logo on it's own, the C just forces it to be minimized.

I think the uniforms the New England Patriots wore from 1995-1999 (Bledsoe era) was the best look in history of the franchise.

Not sure how unpopular this may be. I think the Miami Hurricanes early 2000s set (Dorsey/Portis/Shockeyetc era) would have looked a lot better if the pants stripe went straight down the leg instead of tapering.

I'd like to see Ohio State go back to their classic sleeve stripes. SN: I hate the Buckeyes big stripe alternates.

For reasons I can't explain, I don't consider double zero an actual number. Somehow single zero is acceptable to me *shrug*