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• I can't quite place it, but Texas Tech seems to be one of the few teams where "just give them a modern design with some piping" actually seems best? So I did that.

• Baylor's current set is close to optimal, but a little too plain and the darker should stripe does nothing for me.
• Add a sleeve stripe with a jagged pattern, similar to the notches in the BU logo and the number font.
• The white pants are the long pants that get a stripe ... they need it more than the others.

• Louisiana Tech's current Adidas design is an abomination, quite frankly.
• Bring back the shoulder stripes. It's really that simple.

• Goal is to blend identities between the current Red Wolves identity and the previous Indians identity.
• The jagged shoulder stripe keeps with the triangular elements of the wolf logo.
• Script on the chest should harken back somewhat to the previous identity.

• Actual tops are identical to current design
• Brought gray back in with the pants stripe on the white pants and as the facemask color.

• More traditional design except for:
  • a razor stripe that appears cardinal on white applications and as a darker shade of cardinal on the cardinal applications (including the helmet)
  • newer Arkansas wordmark on the chest

Big 12 (where the 12 refers to being in the top half of the conference standings) !

• Brings in silver as an accent color on the gold stripes.
• Italicized number font to match with the primary P logo.

• Small change to the primary uniforms: a shamrock logo on the collar.
• Bring back the simple green alternate rather than the strange alternates they have ran through recently.

• Taking a leap with Wisconsin:
• Their current W logo has always felt tacky to me and the black drop shadow stinks.
• Let's use a more interesting, unique logo: the W logo that appears on the Wisconsin band uniforms.
• Big change to the number font ... Wisconsin script on the chest.

• Back to the basics for Minnesota.
• There should be more gold than white on the home uniforms. Who would ever think otherwise?
• The helmet stripe and the numbers have a similar pattern to the actual M logo.

• Put color back in the cuffs but not in the collar.
• Serifs on the numbers.
• Stripe on the pants.
• Chuckle that some will see this as gaudy for Penn State.
• Bone alternate!

• Changes to the primary uniforms are a different pattern in the sleeve caps that also appears on the pants.
• No more lime green awful text alternate. Bring back the bronze coloring in the alternate to give it a real Spartan feel.

3 hours ago, -Akronite- said:

 

I've always liked the bumblebee outfits so I'm glad you took that swing. That said, makes more sense as a throwback in real life but I love seeing these home/aways here.

 

 

I'm also in the camp with the old stripers BUT I think this is a nice fix to the current modern look.

 

Also, please correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't the current Buckeye leaf stickers green? Even so, going with a brighter green that sticks out more would be great; using a dark green is fairly pointless as it blends with the black on the uniform.

I actually don't know. They could be a dark green? But the fact that we don't even know means it really doesn't matter. They don't stand out as green.

Tremendous. Seattle's current designs are mired in a million outlines and too much silver for a team with teal (or something like teal) in its color scheme. Great job.

• Small differences for Ohio State ... add sparkly silver to the sleeves to get a consistent stripe and balance the colors a bit better.
• Green buckeye leaf stickers!
• Mega stickers on the throwback!

• Incorporating stripes a la the "uniforms" worn in the 1880's by Michigan.
• I don't anticipate this to go over well, but I wanted to try it out. It gives a vintage look to a vintage program.

• Just classic Ohio.
• The ends of the stripes are rounded off in the way the "OHIO" font is rounded in the logo.

• The M logo and the wordmark are all straight lines, points, and angles. I replicate that with the number font and with a sleeve stripe with a point taken out of it a la the top of the M.

• Tweak to the striping pattern. This makes the sleeve stripe cover only the bottom half of the sleeve, the way it did pre-2010.
• Updated number font.

• Only change for my Hawkeyes happens on the sleeves. Shrink down the stripe so that it actually fits modern jerseys. The ends of the thicker yellow stripe taper at the end similar to the stripes on these uniforms:

• The Northwestern stripe is back ... in black. I really like the purple and black combination for Northwestern so I stuck with that, at least for the home uniforms. No black pants on the road, however.

• Self-explanatory ... this was the best Illinois looked.

• The Indiana vertical stripes appear solely on the sleeve cuffs.
• The sleeve caps has sublimated vertical stripes that lead into the solid stripes.
• The helmet (double stripe) and pants (single stripe) have matching sublimated stripes.

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

• The striping pattern is phenomenal and unique to Cincinnati. Let's make it bigger and more visible.
• Shrink down the sleeve logo to fit inside the dang sleeve cap. The red underline also merges into the sleeve stripe.