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  1. Hawkeye15
    Using the crown ODU logo exclusively: the lion logo seems to lose its detail in most applications. Using far more silver and light blue than ODU's current designs. Overall aim is a uniform that has a royal look to it to go with the crown logo.
  2. Hawkeye15
    Added light blue as an accent color in both the primary logo and in small details on the uniforms. The blue stripe with the checkers on the end is consistent across applications, appearing as simply checkers on blue pants/tops/helmets.
  3. Hawkeye15
    Take the classic U uniforms and incorporate the U logo into the sleeves. I'm not sure if this works as well as I pictured it, so let me know what you think.
  4. Hawkeye15
    Back to the timeless FSU uniform, the one they have won national championships wearing. Keep the new number font.
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    North Carolina's football uniform needs very little work, so I have only minor touchups. Argyles are always housed inside a stripe. Consistency to the argyle pattern: the stripe containing the argyles never contrasts with the underlying article color. Their current set is inconsistent when it comes to this. Added the striping pattern from the argyle stripe to the sleeve cuffs.
  6. Hawkeye15
    Incorporate the identity of the basketball team into the football uniforms. Simple enough.
  7. Hawkeye15
    I filled in the empty space (which before had taken the jersey color) with teal. Upgrade or not?
  8. Hawkeye15
    The pattern makes a thin helmet stripe and a stripe within the collar as if it were a pirate's necklace. One hip has the crossbones and another hip has the crossing swords. Black helmet has the alternate pirate logo.
  9. Hawkeye15
    Modern design feels appropriate for Coastal given the teal turf and all. I debated a more traditional look with more gold added in (a la the Jaguars), but kept that exclusively to the fauxback.
  10. Hawkeye15
    Rewind back to the design of a few years ago with the double stripes.
  11. Hawkeye15
    Clemson's jersey are nearly perfect already, so only minor tweaks in order. Consistent striping: always orange/purple/white as shows up on the cuffs of this set Shoulder paw logos rotated so that the bottom is toward the sleeve number rather than bottoms toward the front of the jersey.
  12. Hawkeye15
    Identity revamp for UMass with the aim towards a more colonial brand: you are the Minutemen after all. Maroon, white, gray color scheme in that order with cream used in an alternate uniform. Script has an ink-and-quill colonial appearance to it.
  13. Hawkeye15
    Stuck with a classic, timeless look for BC BC logo on the shoulders, consistent maroon/gold/maroon/gold/maroon stripes throughout the set Red bandana alternate has the bandana pattern on the sleeves
  14. Hawkeye15
    Very minor tweaks for Navy. Switched out the sleeve numbers for the anchor logo. White jersey has a sublimated stripe instead of the blue stripe on the shoulders. Rope-inspired striping on the alternate uniform.
  15. Hawkeye15
    Army's current uniforms are so solid, I changed very little. Added a notch into the sleeve cuffs similar to the numbers. Added little rivets to the numbers, cuffs, and the helmet next to the stripes.
  16. Hawkeye15
    Pickaxes on the shoulders consistent with the axe in the logo.
  17. Hawkeye15
    I think they should do more with the Mountaineers wordmark. It's unique and feels like Appalachia to me. Yosef on the collar and Yosef on the yellow helmet.
  18. Hawkeye15
    Rivalry matchups: Appalachian State & Charlotte Army & Navy Boston College & UMass Clemson & South Carolina Coastal Carolina & East Carolina Duke & North Carolina Florida State & Miami Liberty & Old Dominion Marshall & Maryland NC State & Wake Forest Pittsburgh & West Virginia Rutgers & UConn Syracuse & Temple Virginia & Virginia Tech
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    Both Cincinnati and Utah get an A+ from me. For Cincinnati, they just need to show off that stripe and make it big, as you did. The logo doesn't fit properly in the sleeve cap as it's currently used anyways. And for Utah, I just look at the concept and immediately know it's Utah. So clean.
  20. Hawkeye15
    I really like the Texans jersey with the double stripe and the contrasting number in between. It works much better than I would have guessed. The helmet is a bold choice, I will give you that. I would worry that a half-and-half helmet is distracting for identification purposes. On television or in person, if two players are facing opposite directions they will almost appear to be on different teams because the helmet switches colors. I wonder if there isn't a way around that where you wrap the flag design around just the bottom of the helmet? Something to consider. For the Steelers, I don't like the silver as much as I thought I would. If you wanted to bring silver in the Steelers, I think it would need to be quite dark. Otherwise, there's too much of a Raiders vibe.
  21. Hawkeye15
    Sleeves feature a bull horn in a reflective material Similar reflective material makes up the outer outline of the numbers Fauxback uses USF branding that predates its football team.
  22. Hawkeye15
    Sword-shaped stripe on the pants and helmet, matching stripe on the sleeves Pegasus logo is on the collar of all uniforms and on the black helmet
  23. Hawkeye15
    Back to the simplicity of the Jay Cutler era design with a slight modification that creates stripes with a chain. Star logo back on the helmets.
  24. Hawkeye15
    Keep using those checkers, but they're confined here to the bottom of the helmet/pants stripes and the bottom of the jersey numbers. Orange & smoky gray on alternate.
  25. Hawkeye15
    All in on the three stripes (an as an Adidas school, why not) Throwback USM logo on the sleeve and as the primary logo ... complete removal of the eagle logo from the brand.
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