Sounds like they may get yet another name change...
Report: ‘Pretty Good Chance’ Commanders Get New Team Name
The team has already had three names since 2020.uni-watch.com
Just go with Red Hawks, use the early 70's logo and move on with life.
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Just go with Red Hawks, use the early 70's logo and move on with life.
I mean at this point pretty much all uniforms look 90% identical with the only changes being pantones. It's amazing the focus on the color of the uniform (i.e. tOSU's new grey) rather than the actual design. I'm pretty sure tOSU is big enough to have their own design from the standard template if they wanted.
For a jersey that isn't following the traditional template, I like VT's jerseys. The number font style and the V piping are unique and sharp. These were introduced in 2018. I really don't like ISU's huge numbers compared to these.
Forgot about that, I was on the TMac and AI (Reebok) train in the early 2000's.
Titans unveil their Oilers throwbacks:
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I think the white jersey gold pant look that we never use is a lost opportunity
I love how soccer jerseys have sublimination printed jerseys in many colors and patterns. They are fun to browse and wear as casual shirts. The special jerseys are used for one-off games, alts, and warm ups, etc.
Teams with 150 years of history often pick random colors as their home/away/alt jerseys and very few people care. Most think they are neat to have vibrant options.
I don't know why football, especially NFL football, can't figure out having alts and special colors does not water down a "brand" at all. In fact, it's a huge opportunity to sell more merch.
Teams with 150 years of history often pick random colors as their home/away/alt jerseys and very few people care. Most think they are neat to have vibrant options.
I don't know why football, especially NFL football, can't figure out having alts and special colors does not water down a "brand" at all. In fact, it's a huge opportunity to sell more merch.
I think the biggest reasons are mostly practical. First, the materials for football jerseys needs to be more robust and durable to withstand the stretching, pulling, and rubbing that comes in a high contact sport like football. I am also not sure if the fabrics that are used for football jerseys can even be sublimation printed.
Second it is not cheap to produce 120 full kits for a football team. Whether it is just the tops or a full lids/tops/pants, producing a full uniform for a team is a big undertaking.
And lastly, is the number of opportunities for a different look. In college football, teams have 12 games to work with, and typically only 6 or 7 home games to try an alternative look. Baseball with 162 games, basketball and hockey with 82 games each, and even soccer league like the EPL have 32 games just have more opportunities to try something different. When you only have 7 chances to advertise for yourself, it is major risk in trying something that is radically different.
Morrisville State debuts all black turf football field: ‘Why not?’
An afternoon football game on black turf just sounds painful.
They play four home games - all at noon
As a Jets fan since 1980 (when I was 10 years old) I have to agree, I definitely have great fondness for this logo!
It's also way more "Jet"sy looking - faster, more aerodynamic
1,000% better than pretty much everything they've worn after this:
But, still a good example (like Iowa State) of a team w/o an identity
(at least we don't have, what some may consider, a troublesome nickname/mascot)