College Football 2021 - Logos & Uniforms

[TGroce]

That Iowa St. bumper reminds me that North Carolina also has a new bumper this season

 

 

[nuordr]

New uniforms for the Northwest Missouri State Bearcats:

[elliott]

Vandy, Arizona, Missouri, probably a few others..

 

Seems like we are really seeing a return to more traditional football uniforms... classic stripes on the legs... and 1 or 2 helmets instead of 4+

 

Please, let's have this trend continue with other schools that badly need it.

 

I've never understood the trend for the past 5ish years to totally strip away all design elements . I guess players think it looks "clean"? I don't get it. Almost every team except like Texas and Penn State look better with some sort of vertical pants stripe.

 

 

[flyersfan]

In general, sticking to the university's base logos, colors, and simple design elements look the best. I'm all for creativity but alts in odd colors and/or ridiculously different looks I'm not a fan of.

 

I'm all for an alternate or 2, but keeping it at 1 or 2 helmets, 3 jerseys, and 3 pants is all that teams need.

 

Arizona and Vanderbilt absolutely nailed their looks. Hoping to see this trend continue, just like @elliott said above.

[cajunaggie08]

Nebraska alt leaked out

 

 

[MJWalker45]

25 minutes ago, cajunaggie08 said:

Nebraska alt leaked out

 

 

 

That's the poorest homecoming parade I've ever seen. 

[RollWolfpack]

4 hours ago, TGroce said:

That Iowa St. bumper reminds me that North Carolina also has a new bumper this season

 

 

Glad to see the ACC relaxing the rule on having the conference logo on the helmet bumpers. Will be interesting to see what other teams put in that space.

[nuordr]

Miami (OH) Redhawks 2021 Uniforms: 

https://twitter.com/MiamiOHFootball/status/1424041818581176321?s=20

 

 

[JayMac]

Miami (OH) has come a long way since the infamous helmet that looked like a bowling ball.

[Germanshepherd]

Nothing terribly exciting about the jersey, but at least there’s pants stripes!

[dont care]

On 6/22/2021 at 1:11 PM, rmackman said:

Looks like Wisconsin released new uniforms today that they're calling "The Forward Collection." Appears to be an alternate uniform that they'll wear vs. Notre Dame in their Shamrock Series.

 

They're also selling "The Forward Collection" at the school bookstore: https://www.buckyslockerroom.com/c-13161?_s=bm-wiscforward&utm_medium=referral

 

 

 

 

 

 

4 hours ago, cajunaggie08 said:

Nebraska alt leaked out

 

 

It’s crazy that Nebraska and Wisconsin keep coming out with such similar uniforms even when they change to different uniform suppliers.

[WSU151]

1 hour ago, JayMac said:

Miami (OH) has come a long way since the infamous helmet that looked like a bowling ball.

 

Indeed, and they look so much better. It's a traditional look with that 2000s M, and the Machine font that was used in the Big Ben-era. Well done, IMO.  

[TenaciousG]

11 hours ago, cajunaggie08 said:

Nebraska alt leaked out

 

 

WHY CAN’T YOU ONE TIME MAKE THE NUMBERS MATCH THE HELMET NUMBERS

 

I will stop yelling for my Vandy take: That helmet is hot garbage. The V-Star is Vandy and taking it off for a V screams a move by a coach about to go 1-10. 
 

Who seriously said “we need to make our helmets more like that great football brand from Idaho”

[Cujo]

Best Nebraska has ever looked!

 

[H11K]

On 8/10/2021 at 10:22 AM, elliott said:

Vandy, Arizona, Missouri, probably a few others..

 

Seems like we are really seeing a return to more traditional football uniforms... classic stripes on the legs... and 1 or 2 helmets instead of 4+

 

Please, let's have this trend continue with other schools that badly need it.

 

I've never understood the trend for the past 5ish years to totally strip away all design elements . I guess players think it looks "clean"? I don't get it. Almost every team except like Texas and Penn State look better with some sort of vertical pants stripe.

 

 

Thankfully it seems that teams have realized the new and modern uniforms don't win games. Outside of Oregon the top football schools in college have mostly traditional uniforms with maybe 1 alternate for special occasions. Just need everyone to hop back on the traditional uniforms styles now.

 

 

[guest23]

6 minutes ago, H11K said:

Thankfully it seems that teams have realized the new and modern uniforms don't win games. Outside of Oregon the top football schools in college have mostly traditional uniforms with maybe 1 alternate for special occasions. Just need everyone to hop back on the traditional uniforms styles now.

 

 

 

With NIL in place and the ncaa careening into irrelevance in terms of governing cfb, the trope that modern uniforms attract recruits is being quickly replaced with who can provide the most cash benefits marketing opportunities for minor league student-athletes.

[GriffinM6]

On 8/9/2021 at 1:26 PM, GriffinM6 said:

Am I crazy, or do those pants looks like they actually have a metallic sheen to them? The far shot doesn't look like it, but when they get a close-up, it certainly appears to be metallic. 

To answer my own question, yes, there is definitely a metallic look to these pants. It's great to see that make a comeback, and I hope more teams with silver/grey and gold bring it back. 

 

[TGroce]

Great find @GriffinM6

[Survival79]

FSU going back to the NOLES front bumper this season.

 

[Kevin W.]

On 8/10/2021 at 7:22 AM, elliott said:

Seems like we are really seeing a return to more traditional football uniforms... classic stripes on the legs... and 1 or 2 helmets instead of 4+

 

Please, let's have this trend continue with other schools that badly need it.

 

 

https://medium.com/@brockbrames/nikes-new-approach-to-college-football-uniforms-clean-and-simple-c12462c1a5ee