Your argument was debunked when Stanford wore black on Friday and UCLA wore navy blue the week before, Clemson has worn purple before, Wisconsin just got "Niked" earlier this season.Kansas State, Stanford, Clemson, UCLA, Wisconsin, etc... all wear traditional uni's with the occasional one-off special one.
I completely disagree with this. There's nothing bland about them. They look great and actually have decent design as opposed to Maryland and those schools are doing.
BTW, I'm 24 years old, not some old guy that can't get over the past.
A blend of classic but updated unis (which we already have), and 1 or 2 games of something special is the perfect balance.
And here we go again...
Yep. Yawn.
Its just a matter of time before we get off the fashionistas and move on to future OOC schedules.
Nothing good comes from scheduling from the FCS subdivision. Geaux get LSU on the dance card!
Football is serious enough already, why not have some fun with the uniforms, there's nothin sacred about them. Fashions evolve, no reason uniforms can't also - that's why I don't wear Kris Kross-style backward pants anymore.
But what about the MC Hammer pants you still rock?
New unis. Sweet! I lov our history but feel we need to leave the past in the past and forge a new future. Plus if we get rid of the glossy black helmets with the matte unis I'd be grateful.[/LIST]
Not sure I like the uniform shenanigans, but I'm on board with Jones as the coach. Go get em, coach!
I wonder how people would feel about the 90's uniforms if we didn't win a national title...
The Nike guy who talked at the event here before the Oregon game made a pretty big deal about the history between Nike and CU. Made it sound like we were one of the early universities to go with Nike and that they have use CU in the past as a testing ground for new stuff (not just in football).
I am not a huge fan of the Oregon unis but I'm ok with letting Nike do something. We need life in this program.
The Nike guy who talked at the event here before the Oregon game made a pretty big deal about the history between Nike and CU. Made it sound like we were one of the early universities to go with Nike and that they have use CU in the past as a testing ground for new stuff (not just in football).
I am not a huge fan of the Oregon unis but I'm ok with letting Nike do something. We need life in this program.
Your argument was debunked when Stanford wore black on Friday and UCLA wore navy blue the week before, Clemson has worn purple before, Wisconsin just got "Niked" earlier this season.
The Nike guy who talked at the event here before the Oregon game made a pretty big deal about the history between Nike and CU. Made it sound like we were one of the early universities to go with Nike and that they have use CU in the past as a testing ground for new stuff (not just in football).
I am not a huge fan of the Oregon unis but I'm ok with letting Nike do something. We need life in this program.
I'm such a relic.
Among my least favorite parts of the Embree era was the step back in time with our uniforms. Can't wait to get back into the 21st century.
water cooledDidn't Nike test those air conditioned pads on CU several years back? And didn't Nike want to build some offices/facilities in Golden?
I'd imagine, had CU been better over the last decade, we'd see a lot more Nike influence on our garb.
I think I've gotten to the point of resignation with the uniform issue. I don't think they need to be changed one bit. I think they are absolutely perfect the way they are. However, if it means winning games, I really don't care what they're wearing.
It's also the first time the helmets have matched the pants for your crew of friends - that little change helped tremendously.I don't have hard evidence but among most of my CU friends that I've talked to about it (~20-25), ALL of us think the current uni's are the best we've had since the early 90's. And we all graduated within the last few years.
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You don't like these? :lol:I am ready for some new uniforms plus we have great colors to start with. It is not like we are trying to make purple look cool.