Lights Out's NCAA Football

[Lights Out]

I'm not sure about the shape of the stripes. It just looks weird how they end on the sleeves.

The shape of the stripes is an homage to this uniform set:

[Kevin W.]

Yeah, I know, I got that from what you said. It just still looks awkward to me.

[scottysprings]

I think these are my favorite concepts I've seen from you, keep up the good work.

[TimEOBrien]

With Iowa, ditch the double outline on the numbers. The yellow near the white but not next to it makes it vibrate in an uncomfortable way. And while we're on the number font, you change everything that says Steelers about Iowa but then took the most hated part of the Steelers current unis, the italic font, and added it here. While the italic font - IMO - works for the Steelers, it works because Futura is an amazing font and even in italics it seems sleek and modern. The font you use just feels fat and slow.

Personally, I like Iowa as Steelers U, but if they were going to change, I like where this is heading.

[Lights Out]

Iowa uses that italicized font for other sports:

One thing I like to do when making college concepts is to give a sense of unity with the other sports uniforms each school uses. So even though the italic numbers are kind of Steeler-esque, that wasn't the inspiration.

[TimEOBrien]

while intellectually consistent, I still think it doesn't work well. At Iowa, football is number one. If the football program changed their font, can't we just pretend the rest of the school would follow?

[pianoknight]

I don't think your Baylor fonts match too well. The wordmark is angular and creates a sense of motion, but the numbers on the jersey are just simple and rounded.

It's like the Michigan State font had a baby with the Denver Broncos numbers.

[shstpt1]

Virginia Tech

This one is less of a concept and more of a recreation. I took this uniform set and adapted it to the ProCombat template, while adding in a couple helmets and tweaking the pants stripe.

I would take the numbers off of this uniform, and add them to the current version of the jerseys, but make a consistent look by putting stripes on all the pants

[vicfurth]

The VaTech maroon really needs to be darkened. There's not any contrast at all.

[thespleenenator]

Those Baylor uniforms are just so.... generic. I mean, technically they aren't generic, because the design is "unique", but there is nothing interesting about them at all. It's just random piping.

Otherwise, great concepts. I think Iowa State might be my favorite.

[Lights Out]

Clemson

The tiger-striped collar comes from Clemson's 1996 uniforms while the number font matches their baseball cap logo. The rest remains more or less traditional.

[Lights Out]

Ole Miss

The jersey striping pattern comes from the mid-'90s uniforms, but the helmet and pants striping has been changed to match it. Also, the shoulder loops go all the way around the sleeve instead of terminating.

[GriffinM6]

I wish Ole Miss would've gone with something like this. Looks really nice. One thing that looks weird however, is the white stripe on the grey pants. I think you could get rid of it, and just make the red and blue stripes wider.

[NolePaul]

Can't wait to see what you do with Florida State!

[Lights Out]

Southern California

I went the obvious route for USC, working in the trojan trim pattern on the collars, sleeves, and pants.

[Silver_Star]

Southern California

I went the obvious route for USC, working in the trojan trim pattern on the collars, sleeves, and pants.

Ketchup red or tomato red doesn't seem like it would fit University of Southern California. If I were you, use a brick red that has a reddish-brown tone to it.

[Lights Out]

Texas

I moved the sleeve stripes to the ends of the sleeves as trim and added the same pattern to the collar, used the basketball wordmark and font, added orange road pants, and brought back the helmet numbers.

[Atom]

Late to the party but I love everything about the LSU design minus the outline around the numbers.

[Lights Out]

Texas A&M

This is more of a tweak than anything. The general idea of their current look stays the same, but instead of a double stripe, the design is based around a single thick beveled stripe. The helmet logo is now beveled too.

[guest23]

Southern California

I went the obvious route for USC, working in the trojan trim pattern on the collars, sleeves, and pants.

Ketchup red or tomato red doesn't seem like it would fit University of Southern California. If I were you, use a brick red that has a reddish-brown tone to it.

a lot of these concepts seem to have the colors a shade lighter than the traditional colors.

I think if you're going to use tommy-t on a helmet you need to invert the colors when like sc did for that one season...the outline/keyline make makes the logo look forced.