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1 minute ago, pianoknight said:

 

I didn't notice at first, but they have numbers in the thigh pads? 

 

Are they stitched/screened onto the pants? They kinda look embossed into the pad itself. 

 

They're called treDCALS and are basically decals on the pads. Few other teams have been wearing them for a while. Penn State comes to mind

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Georgia Tech's gold is about as good as it gets, and as far as the brighter "yellow gold", I think Cal has the best along with Pitt and their throwbacks. The Cal colors are brighter while the Pitt yellow gold is a bit softer, which i think actually looks better ( the pictures may not be good but that's three different variations of yellow gold, as small as they may be; getting that perfect balance of pop and color may be tough )

 

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4 minutes ago, djam2410 said:

Georgia Tech's gold is about as good as it gets, and as far as the brighter "yellow gold", I think Cal has the best along with Pitt and their throwbacks. The Cal colors are brighter while the Pitt yellow gold is a bit softer, which i think actually looks better ( the pictures may not be good but that's three different variations of yellow gold, as small as they may be; getting that perfect balance of pop and color may be tough )

 

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Good call on GT. That's the best I've seen in quite some time. 

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Not sure why adidas sleeve stripes don't go from seam to seam. The three inch lines look like they're just floating on the sleeves. 

 

The old-school UMass wordmark is pretty awesome on the white helmet. 

 

 

58 minutes ago, aild87 said:

Dang that second wordmark could use a lot of touching up. It might just be me but I'm seen U nkiss not U mass.

 

It's a throwback wordmark. I like it.

 

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Is that 150 mandatory on the right upper chest? Some teams have an open spot on their left mid chest. As a stickler for balance, this year will be rough. EASTERN looks rough in that preview from the link above. 

 

Heres Hawaii with no 150

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Edit: just looked through more of the photos. FCS ILLINOIS state has the 150 on their left, as well as Iowa. So it can be done. Maybe more teams will find a good balance but most of what I’ve seen is lazy placement. 

 

It it looks like some teams even have a smaller 150 to balance our their looks more. LSU and Nebraska come to mind. 

 

Yeah. I’m calling it. Most of these schools for lazy or got these patches late and just threw them on haphazardly. 

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On 8/19/2019 at 8:20 PM, CaliforniaGlowin said:

Looking at LIU's pictures close up and at the soccer teams, I guess the numbers do match the logo.  I thought the numbers were rounded at first.

Well, looking at more photos of the football team on instagram, I was wrong.  The football's numbers are the standard UA rounded numbers (like CCU) but the soccer team's numbers have squared edges.  Weak. 

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19 hours ago, Germanshepherd said:

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New look for Wake Forest. Really sad to see them go away from one of the most unique and creative sleeve patterns in college football. 

they dropped it for the damn word perfect WF ? Christ 

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10 hours ago, MattMill said:

 

Is that 150 mandatory on the right upper chest? Some teams have an open spot on their left mid chest. As a stickler for balance, this year will be rough. EASTERN looks rough in that preview from the link above. 

 

Heres Hawaii with no 150

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Edit: just looked through more of the photos. FCS ILLINOIS state has the 150 on their left, as well as Iowa. So it can be done. Maybe more teams will find a good balance but most of what I’ve seen is lazy placement. 

 

It it looks like some teams even have a smaller 150 to balance our their looks more. LSU and Nebraska come to mind. 

 

Yeah. I’m calling it. Most of these schools for lazy or got these patches late and just threw them on haphazardly. 

Army is going with no 150 patch on their black jerseys but will have them on the rest of their uniforms. Army also wears combat patches so that 150 patch gets in the way for them too. 

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12 hours ago, WSU151 said:

Not sure why adidas sleeve stripes don't go from seam to seam. The three inch lines look like they're just floating on the sleeves. 

 

Because the stock catalog jerseys and pants for the Primeknit styles are shipped in blank and decorated in the U.S., there’s no way to apply seam-to-seam graphics on those. The only way to achieve seam-to-seam decoration is to apply the graphics before the panels are cut and sewn together, which becomes a completely custom uniform like the ones you see on Washington, Miami, or Texas A&M.

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14 hours ago, RayFinkle said:

I actually like the Sun Bowl. If its the one I am thinking of.......mountains around the stadium, kinda desert-ish, sunny but it can be cold. Cool bowl game. Even cooler now that Tony the Tiger is hosting!!

 

The 2008 Sun Bowl was one of the most exciting games in the history of college football. Top 2 all time, easily. 

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1 hour ago, andrewharrington said:

 

Because the stock catalog jerseys and pants for the Primeknit styles are shipped in blank and decorated in the U.S., there’s no way to apply seam-to-seam graphics on those. The only way to achieve seam-to-seam decoration is to apply the graphics before the panels are cut and sewn together, which becomes a completely custom uniform like the ones you see on Washington, Miami, or Texas A&M.

 

There's no way to make the decoration bigger than that? Did the good idea fairy at adidas really think "We need sleeve decorations that will be incredibly short and awkward, so instead of stripes that are 10 or 11 inches wide we will go with 5.5 inches!!"? And the weird thing is everyone at adidas apparently said "I love it! I love the terrible stripes and so will the kids and the fans!"

 

C'mon.

 

The short 5.5 inch stripes are pretty much the Spirit Airlines of football jersey design. 

 

High schools have better stock jerseys with full sleeve stripes.

 

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28 minutes ago, WSU151 said:

 

There's no way to make the decoration bigger than that? Did the good idea fairy at adidas really think "We need sleeve decorations that will be incredibly short and awkward, so instead of stripes that are 10 or 11 inches wide we will go with 5.5 inches!!"? And the weird thing is everyone at adidas apparently said "I love it! I love the terrible stripes and so will the kids and the fans!"

 

C'mon.

 

The short 5.5 inch stripes are pretty much the Spirit Airlines of football jersey design. 

 

High schools have better stock jerseys with full sleeve stripes.  

 

C’mon.

 

Obviously it’s not ideal, no one ever said, “I love the terrible stripes,” and no one gets satisfaction from having to compromise the look of a product when they know how great it can look when time and money are no object.

 

The simple fact is decorating a pre-constructed garment has limitations. That’s just reality. Even on a t-shirt, you typically can’t post-embellish larger that that on a sleeve unless you’re doing every one completely by hand with custom-made equipment, and a jersey is much more difficult to post-embellish than a t-shirt.

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1 hour ago, andrewharrington said:

 

Because the stock catalog jerseys and pants for the Primeknit styles are shipped in blank and decorated in the U.S., there’s no way to apply seam-to-seam graphics on those. The only way to achieve seam-to-seam decoration is to apply the graphics before the panels are cut and sewn together, which becomes a completely custom uniform like the ones you see on Washington, Miami, or Texas A&M.

So why can’t they just be manufactured with the stripes? Nike, UA, ect don’t have that problem.

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10 minutes ago, andrewharrington said:

 

C’mon.

 

Obviously it’s not ideal, no one ever said, “I love the terrible stripes,” and no one gets satisfaction from having to compromise the look of a product when they know how great it can look when time and money are no object.

 

The simple fact is decorating a pre-constructed garment has limitations. That’s just reality. Even on a t-shirt, you typically can’t post-embellish larger that that on a sleeve unless you’re doing every one completely by hand with custom-made equipment, and a jersey is much more difficult to post-embellish than a t-shirt.

 

I just don't get why 5.5 inches is the limit. Seems arbitrary and artificially limited. 

 

Nike, adidas, and UA can do wider stripes and sleeve logos screen printed (post-construction) on replica jerseys.

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