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It would seem weird for me to see a logo of some dude throwing a football on a basketball uniform too. It's not something that particularly bothers me because I'm not really a label person but it just seems kind of off. I'd probably just stop noticing after a bit though. I rarely notice which...

Probably because it’s literally a picture of a dude playing basketball.

Agree. I like the uniforms but those cleats just look like Walmart basketball shoes to me.

The scoreboard operator uses an N64 controller to change the score

Bro, you joke but I’ve been a few times and that places feels unsafe. Way worse than when the Orange Bowl used to sway and shake. The crowd experience is hype, nobody sits down but I was too worried about the bleachers collapsing to enjoy it.

Miami is going to be a Mizuno school now!

Yes. Brands own copyrights on certain shades. It's why Michigan had to use a different shade of maize for their pants under Adidas.

They were definitely popular when they were new. I had a Green one and an Orange one. I just think the design looks dated now and I believe a lot of peoples' affinity towards them today has more to do with nostalgia for championship football. I wouldn't like to see the 2023 team wearing that...

Is the Rock sponsored by Under Armor now? I didn't think they even made shoes anymore.

I also preferred the "bra-strap" jersey. It was cleaner and simpler than the 00-02 jerseys. I agree that people love those simply because we beat the crap out of everyone while we had them. Not because they were particularly good looking.

A team’s uniform style doesn’t affect how well they play but it does say something that the top programs don’t feel the need to bother with gimmicky uniforms. I always felt that during our slide in the mid-late 2000’s Nike was almost trying to compensate for our bad football by constantly...

It took me longer than I care to admit to get this reference. I was like "We're getting shoes from Panama????"

Sooner than the new stadium will be built.

I’m convinced shoe companies purposely make athletic shoes as goofy as they possibly can. I’m always like “do they make shoes for people over the age of 15?”. If I can ever find a simple, clean pair of running style shoes in basic colors, I buy them up. Even if I’m not necessarily in the market...

The whole deal with Oregon having twenty uniforms always seemed really lame and desperate to me. It’s like “Hey! We’ve never actually won anything and we get curb stomped any time we play a team with a defensive line but look at our cool highlighter uniforms!” I understand that for some kids...

Yeah man. I just buy what I like. I have three pairs of Adidas skate shoes. A pile of chucks, A couple pairs of Nikes, Some old ASICS that I used for work that I just use for cutting the lawn now and I wear Vans to work daily. I also have two pairs of Adidas Campus because early 90’s Beastie...

Thank Jeebus for the overhang at Hardrock now. It's still humid but at least the sun isn't just blasting on you the entire game now.

It's personal preference for me. I'm just not a fan of the Adidas athletic shoes I've tried. Not saying they're poor quality, I just don't care much for them. Honestly, the athletic shoes that work best for me when I'm on my feet all day are Asics or New Balance. But since I'm now working inside...

Adidas also signed Kobe originally but once he blew up Nike offered him a much more lucrative contract. Personally, I have a ton of Adidas shoes but I don't care for their athletic gear or sneakers. My gym shoes are usually Asics or Nikes. Adidas kills the street wear/casual shoe market IMO...

I know a guy who worked on the equipment staff under Golden. The uniform color choices were chosen by the players. He told me they were wearing the orange/orange combo against UF in 2013 and I almost cried