College Football 2019

[CaliforniaGlowin 2,243]

Does anyone know if there will be a black version of USF's WVN A1 uniform?

[monkeypower 3,230]

4 hours ago, andycumbee19 said:

New helmets for The Citadel... Apparently we are eliminating Navy blue completely from the uniforms as well.

 

 

I see all these different videos of stickers being put on helmets and I know I don’t have steady enough hands to be an equipment manager.

[Germanshepherd 1,092]

Like the move from the Citadel. I think it matches their logos better and gives them a brighter and more classic look.

[dont care 7,184]

7 hours ago, monkeypower said:

 

I see all these different videos of stickers being put on helmets and I know I don’t have steady enough hands to be an equipment manager.

Well they’ve done thousands over there career and even if they mess up its not the end of the world to have to pick it up and alter it again.

[fufkin 12]

Colgate switches from Nike to Under Armour.

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UNLV Rebels Unveil Throwback Helmet For Final Season At Sam Boyd Stadium

August 8, 2019 - 22:50 PM

As part of a season-long celebration of Sam Boyd Stadium, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas on Thursday afternoon unveiled a throwback helmet that replicates the design worn by the Rebels from 1969-72. UNLV played its first game in what […]

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[Webfooter 953]

Someone has caught a look at the new white jerseys for Oregon.  Main change is that the logos, font, and numbers are now green instead of black.

 

[upperV03 7,800]

^Huge improvement over the black numbers and accents from last year. Too bad there aren’t any yellow accents, though (such as yellow number inlines, a yellow outline around the ‘O’ logo, etc). Also from that replica jersey you can see the shoulder/sleeve stripe, which is tonal just like on the new green jersey. This mockup I posted a couple days ago should give a pretty accurate look at what the full white set will look like (this is assuming they don’t unveil a white helmet option, which they very possibly could):

[Clintau24 1,546]

Auburn has a new logo coming. Probably not this year, but should by next year

 

https://auburnuniforms.com/2019/08/08/auburn-logo-change/

 

[Germanshepherd 1,092]

 

New look for Bowling Green. Pretty sharp, but I wish they changed the pants design too.

[Germanshepherd 1,092]

Well, Bowling Green's new look appears to be Nike's newest stock option as Toledo's using it too. Compared to past options it looks a lot better and I like how Toledo used it in the pants design as well.

[TenaciousG 956]

Bowling Green used to have a perfect modern look and threw it away for no reason 

[Germanshepherd 1,092]

That's something that could certainly fly today if it didn't have the side panel.

[BJ Sands 3,844]

15 minutes ago, TenaciousG said:

Bowling Green used to have a perfect modern look and threw it away for no reason 

Except for the side panel, two different oranges, and mismatching stripes. 

[MJWalker45 6,257]

8 hours ago, TenaciousG said:

Bowling Green used to have a perfect modern look and threw it away for no reason 

Adidas is why they dropped these. They switched over to Techfit after these.

9 hours ago, Germanshepherd said:

Well, Bowling Green's new look appears to be Nike's newest stock option as Toledo's using it too. Compared to past options it looks a lot better and I like how Toledo used it in the pants design as well.

There may be a subtle difference in that sleeve pattern, but I'm not sure. Still weird rivals will share a similar jersey.

[dont care 7,184]

10 hours ago, Clintau24 said:

Auburn has a new logo coming. Probably not this year, but should by next year

 

https://auburnuniforms.com/2019/08/08/auburn-logo-change/

 

Bolder outline looks worse and you lose the clear out of the 2 letters from before. 

[Clintau24 1,546]

8 minutes ago, dont care said:

Bolder outline looks worse and you lose the clear out of the 2 letters from before. 

 

The thicker stroke was on my end as I recreated the images. Another outlet received the official images from the University and the strokes appear the same.

[chcarlson23 1,506]

I don’t know why they’re pushing the letter “A” farther up on the “U”

 

I’d push it down if anything...

[andrewharrington 5,049]

1 hour ago, chcarlson23 said:

I don’t know why they’re pushing the letter “A” farther up on the “U”

 

I’d push it down if anything...

 

Probably to get rid of the little shards and tight intersections where the serifs of the U meet the angles of the A.

 

You’ll also notice that they didn’t actually move the A up. They actually moved it down (check how the serifs of the A meet the curves of the U), but then they made the U a little shorter so the two characters are the same height (the U was much taller than the A before, which is kinda strange if you think about the hierarchy). I think you have to be careful about moving the A too low in their logo because there’s a tipping point where it starts to read as UA rather than AU.

 

Someone brought it up above, and I agree the end result of this update is that the characters don’t read as individual letters quite as well, but I think that’s okay. A monogram isn’t necessarily intended to be read like a word. It’s intended to exist as a distinctive shape and/or composition that happens to be made of the pertinent character(s). I think the changes they made here result in a much more clean and concise composition and form without sacrificing the equity and recognizability for the average person.

[Clintau24 1,546]

40 minutes ago, andrewharrington said:

 

Probably to get rid of the little shards and tight intersections where the serifs of the U meet the angles of the A.

 

You’ll also notice that they didn’t actually move the A up. They actually moved it down (check how the serifs of the A meet the curves of the U), but then they made the U a little shorter so the two characters are the same height (the U was much taller than the A before, which is kinda strange if you think about the hierarchy). I think you have to be careful about moving the A too low in their logo because there’s a tipping point where it starts to read as UA rather than AU.

 

Someone brought it up above, and I agree the end result of this update is that the characters don’t read as individual letters quite as well, but I think that’s okay. A monogram isn’t necessarily intended to be read like a word. It’s intended to exist as a distinctive shape and/or composition that happens to be made of the pertinent character(s). I think the changes they made here result in a much more clean and concise composition and form without sacrificing the equity and recognizability for the average person.

 

They made to change to remove the white spaces at the top. Thinking it was embroidery issues that warranted the change, but Auburn hasn't said anything just yet.