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Similarities? Yes, because they're the same nickname. "Blatantly ripping off" as you say? No

Theres a good chance that might be a Twitter/X restriction. Elon has been doing stupid stuff like that so it wouldnt shock me.

UAB's done the gray neon lime before, the black is new I believe

No, white bengal appears to be for two games with the existing road jerseys, and standard road uniforms for the rest. At least the Bengals wont wear orange jerseys against the Browns.

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You must not be a college football fan.

The Carolina Panthers all-black is considered an "alternate uniform" despite using the home black jersey.

Agreed, the turqupise accented unis are far better. Going by their schedule on Uniform Lineup, they kept the turquoise uni for the home whites and dropped the road equivalent for the original grays. Below is their June 2023 uniform selections.

I think the Panthers denote the black jersey/black pants paired with the black helmet as an alternate, so there seems to be precedence.

Knowing it was spring training, there were maybe 4-5 major leaguers playing a few innings, then it was just prospects probably. It was an accomplishment for sure, but its not like they beat guys like Harper, Schwarber, and such for a 9 inning game.

Florida Southern (9) and University of Tampa (8) are the top two programs for D2 baseball national championships as well.

Proud Saint Leo alum here. Surprised me to see mu university referenced on the forums

I think the Arizona pair and Utah are first priority, anyone else is down the list.

Here's some older pic of Rodon, right sleeve not folded

I became a Bucs fan when I moved to Tampa Bay in 1997, the year they unveiled the red and pewter. I never followed them in the creamsicles, but I still like both.

IIRC, Tropicana Field was the first true dome with a full dirt infield. Of course, they didn't have to worry about football conversion.

Closeup of the helmet. Like others have said, nice but unnecessary.

Eagles yes, but Broncos and maybe the Bills too.

It also didnt help that that Angels era jersey was not a true vest. The sleeves were sewn on dark blue.

You would have to post the photo to a host site like Imgur and then link the image t your post from there.

Metlife did get new turf this offseason. I believe the previous turf had the NFL logo sewn in (which is why Super Bowl XLVIII had the smaller NFL logo at midfield). The new turf is likely blank and allow for customization.

It really came down to four teams. Jets, Saints, Commanders, and Bears. None of them really were interested, but under the rules for being on Hard Knocks they were the only four who couldn't say no. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-having-trouble-finding-hard-knocks-team-for-2023-one-franchise-already-turned-down-invite-per-report/

Yes, and before the ASG too.

The template, and the shade of orange might be more accurate to the 1977-1996 shade instead of the 1976 Florida orange shade that was a little more towards the pastel shade a bit.