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I've never understood those "Glute Stripes" that Sam Houston is rocking. IIRC, Texas Tech had them on an alternate a few years back. They just draw your eye to the player's butts and inner thighs, not something that I need to be concentrating on. Terrible, terrible design.

Lamar has the same UA butt stripes on their unis

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I was covering that Lamar game. Sad part is their head coach said he hates those stripes too. When they ordered them he didn't realize the stripes would be on back. He figured they would be normal stripes down the leg. These are the conversations you have during a 2-hour lightning delay.

Those aren't any different than what Utah had before this current re-design with the "topography" of Utah on the pants. Nothing we haven't seen before , it just isn't sublimated this time (These are from 2011)

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Somehow I'm guessing that the Freedom From Religion Foundation was involved.

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Is Arkansas State a predominately religious school? And I don't mean that as is it a "Catholic" or whatever school. Auburn is a very conservative, religious city/campus. Is Ark State similar? (I know I worded that horribly, and I'm sorry.)

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Arkansas state is being forced to remove the cross from our helemts that had the initials of two team members who passed away this offseason. Apperantly made it up to the state Supreme Court.

Somehow I'm guessing that the Freedom From Religion Foundation was involved.

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Is Arkansas State a predominately religious school? And I don't mean that as is it a "Catholic" or whatever school. Auburn is a very conservative, religious city/campus. Is Ark State similar? (I know I worded that horribly, and I'm sorry.)

Being a state school and not a private means they can not have religious images around campus (outside of chapels as long as they are non denominational) other wise it violates the separation of church and state
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