Teams wearing their rivals colours.

[DustDevil61]

Not a rivalry on the level of BYU-Utah, but BYU more or less misappropriated Utah State's colors when the Cougs switched away from royal blue to navy blue. BYU fans always justified it by saying that Utah State wasn't doing anything with the color anyway.

Here's what it look like when I was a kid:

BYU vs. Utah State 1981

BYU vs. Utah State 1983

And here's what it looked like more recently:

At least Utah State finally added grey [back] to their color scheme:

As an Aggie alum, yes, yes, a thousand times yes. Whether or not BYU initially wore Navy, most people see them as a Royal Blue school.

I'm glad that the Cougars returned to their traditional look, but they still don't quite look like BYU wearing navy. I hope that BYU returns to a lighter shade of blue as their primary color--and I think it's a matter of time until they do.

That said, I like how USU has (re-)embraced gray, along with their 2012 rebrand.

[hawk36]

Inter Milan had a red kit last season (FYI, AC Milan is red-black)

That was one of the worst ideas ever. Bitter rivals and you take on their color. No true Inter fan would ever wear red. People in Milan know you are a BLUE or a RED.

[Kevin W.]

Yeah, that wasn't smart. Maybe if they used a different shade of red, like how Manchester United always uses a darker shade of blue for their blue kits than Manchester City's blue, but that's pretty much the same red.

[illwauk]

Dear GB,

Wear your own damn colors!

Sincerely,
MKE Panthers

[kw11333]

The Timbers wore their half white kits, vs a team called the WHITEcaps. They even wore them on the road.

[wonderbread]

The Timbers wore their half white kits, vs a team called the WHITEcaps. They even wore them on the road.

How was this allowed

[hawk36]

The Timbers wore their half white kits, vs a team called the WHITEcaps. They even wore them on the road.

How was this allowed

It's because the front is red I think. But, still seems too close doesn't it?

[wonderbread]

The Timbers wore their half white kits, vs a team called the WHITEcaps. They even wore them on the road.

How was this allowed

It's because the front is red I think. But, still seems too close doesn't it?

that is just stupid jersey design, I'm sure that there were a bunch of turnovers from the whitecaps seeing that

[PhlyBoy]

Dear GB,

Wear your own damn colors!

Sincerely,

MKE Panthers

How bout If Milwaukee finishes higher than GB in the standings then we'll stop

But no GB really needs green aways. Girls and guys are both black.

[Raysfan12]

Kentucky wearing black uniforms in general. They can grey for all I care for, but hands off the black because black belongs to Louisville (Red and Black)!

[jr79]

I think adidas is pranking the A-League this season as Melbourne Victory's away kit is in the colours of rival Sydney FC

And Sydney's home kit features a dark blue V reminiscent of Victory

[lancealot]

At least those Melbourne kits aren't red, that would cause some serious sh * t

But the colours fit for both team Victoria's colour have already been blue and white no matter what shade and nsw's colours have been double blue forever

[njdevs7]

For a few years, the Flyers changed their main jersey to black, even though Pittsburgh black had always been Pittsburgh's color.

[Tracy MidGrady]

So many reaches

[njdevs7]

Also, since the Red Sox took all of the RED out of their away jerseys, they kind of look like the Yankees

[dbadefense1990]

Also, since the Red Sox took all of the RED out of their away jerseys, they kind of look like the Yankees

Not as obvious as the Red Sox road unis from the 1980s:

At least on the actual jerseys the Sox wear today, there's the red stocking insignia on the shoulder.

[PhlyBoy]

Also, since the Red Sox took all of the RED out of their away jerseys, they kind of look like the Yankees

Kind of off topic, but am I the only one who HATES the current Sox road unis? History or no history, compared to the previous set they suck. I wish they still wore these, then they'd have best set of jerseys in baseball IMO

[woodshackzac]

how bout this one ey

[woodshackzac]

I think it's weird how some rivals have just similar color schemes. They don't copy each other but the schemes are similar. In the NBA the Pistons, the Cavs, the Bulls, and the Bucks, all use red! The Astros and the Rangers both had very similar color schemes, the Indians and the Reds both have similar. In the NBA instate rivals Lakers and Warriors, and division rivals Hawks and Heat. The browns and the Bengals both use orange

[wonderbread]

I think it's weird how some rivals have just similar color schemes. They don't copy each other but the schemes are similar. In the NBA the Pistons, the Cavs, the Bulls, and the Bucks, all use red! The Astros and the Rangers both had very similar color schemes, the Indians and the Reds both have similar. In the NBA instate rivals Lakers and Warriors, and division rivals Hawks and Heat. The browns and the Bengals both use orange

I think its just that there are 9 colors, and when you begin to combine them you are going to have a lot of them share atleast one color