College Football Uniforms 2010-2011

[_RH_]

I think using camo on the jerseys is overkill. Their last set looked way better ...

All white on Oregon looks nice.

[Mingjai]

I think using camo on the jerseys is overkill. Their last set looked way better ...

Still not better than this:

[Kevin W.]

But if you're going to, it makes a lot more sense if you're the U.S. Military Academy as opposed to, say, the University of Maryland

But it's not like Maryland and the other schools wore Camo for Camo's Sake. The uniforms actually had a point and they were for a very good cause.

[infrared41]

I think using camo on the jerseys is overkill. Their last set looked way better ...

Agreed. Army certainly looks tougher with the black jersey. Those helmets are killer.

[mania]

While I think Army's normal look is one of the best in college football, I absolutely adore the camo look, and although I think the black jerseys from a couple of years ago might be my favorite football look of all time, the new version is really awesome too.

[andrewharrington]

But if you're going to, it makes a lot more sense if you're the U.S. Military Academy as opposed to, say, the University of Maryland

But it's not like Maryland and the other schools wore Camo for Camo's Sake. The uniforms actually had a point and they were for a very good cause.

Good cause or not, it makes more sense for West Point to wear camo than it does for all these other schools that are doing it, which was my only point.

I, too, liked the black version of the camo outfit. Add a black stripe on that camo helmet and put the classic army stripes on the sleeves, maybe with a camo pattern as well, and that would have been a perfect alternate.

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Army went full on all camo today.

Again, just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

But if you're going to, it makes a lot more sense if you're the U.S. Military Academy as opposed to, say, the University of Maryland

That's not University of Maryland, it's VMI, Virginia Military Institute

[whitedawg22]

Army went full on all camo today.

Again, just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

But if you're going to, it makes a lot more sense if you're the U.S. Military Academy as opposed to, say, the University of Maryland

That's not University of Maryland, it's VMI, Virginia Military Institute

I think he's referring to the University of Maryland's inexplicable camo alt.

[MG helmets]

Florida is in their pro combats I assume. Don't know why they felt the need to take the stript off their helmets, but I'm kinda digging the stripeless buckets. As for the rest of the uni, EH.

the stripes were removed I think because of the aligator skin pattern in the orange paint.

[Slammersman]

Florida is in their pro combats I assume. Don't know why they felt the need to take the stript off their helmets, but I'm kinda digging the stripeless buckets. As for the rest of the uni, EH.

the stripes were removed I think because of the aligator skin pattern in the orange paint.

I tried my best and never saw a gator skin pattern in the helmet.

[MJWalker45]

If the game were played at night it might have been visible. I looked pretty hard on a HD tv and still couldn't see it

[Kevin W.]

It's definitely there. It was something mentioned when the uniform was unveiled. It's probably similar to the flame pattern on Oregon's old puke-colored helmets.

[TFoA]

Army went full on all camo today.

Not even gonna sit here & front. That is awesome. I loved the camo look that they had for the last Army-Navy game, and this was pretty cool as well. I'd honestly enjoy it if they had an alt set with the black camo jersey being the home & the all-camo jersey as a road jersey. Hell, if Virginia Tech can get away with wearing 847576 different uniform sets in one season, surely Army can get some as well.

[ONUV]

Still not better than this:

i like the helmets without the numbers

[tron1013]

Army went full on all camo today.

Again, just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

But if you're going to, it makes a lot more sense if you're the U.S. Military Academy as opposed to, say, the University of Maryland

That's not University of Maryland, it's VMI, Virginia Military Institute

I think he's referring to the University of Maryland's inexplicable camo alt.

Its not inexplicable, its misguided Nike vs. UA marketing. Horrendous Pro-Combat vs. slightly less horrendous UA "wounded warrior" get up. Perhaps they could just donate money to the wounded soldiers fund and not injure our eyes this year.

[Mingjai]

Still not better than this:

i like the helmets without the numbers

I don't have a preference either way. I just like the uniforms. RIP...

[dmhtfld]

I seriously dont think the gator print was on the Florida helmets

heres yesterday

heres what it should have looked like

[TBGKon]

I seriously dont think the gator print was on the Florida helmets

heres yesterday

heres what it should have looked like

I think it's there in photo #1, just not as prominent as the 2nd photo.

[Brave-Bird 08]

yeah. it's definitely there in photo 1. it was just wayyyyy too subtle.

but you know Nike is all about that. look at Oregon. they wear black names on black jerseys and white names on white jerseys.

seeing is overrated these days.................

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[TFoA]

I seriously dont think the gator print was on the Florida helmets

heres yesterday

heres what it should have looked like

I think it's there in photo #1, just not as prominent as the 2nd photo.

Exactly. You just have to look really closely. It is extremely subtle.