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I think the ultra boosts are always nice but then I see the shoes they give UM and they are those basic *** large logo adidas shoes lol why aren’t they getting custom boosts with UM colors and logos
They used to be better, recent year models have slipped downhill. Recently got new balances after having ultras for years and they’re great and also cooler now lol.I think the ultra boosts are always nice but then I see the shoes they give UM and they are those basic *** large logo adidas shoes lol why aren’t they getting custom boosts with UM colors and logos
Another case of "People just not getting the overall concept". Do you understand WHY Miami out of all the schools in the Adidas stable got those uniforms? The Parley program was done to not only emphasize the concept of recycling, it was something designed to be tied in with the Rosenstiel School. The program got a ton of press and it served as a fundraiser for the school itself(The game worn jerseys were auctioned, and Adidas made a significant donation to Rosenstiel)
Recycled materials were used for the uniforms, but contrary to popular belief, it wasn't typical household garbage. It was fishing nets, and other material that could be recycled into performance wear.
It won't. This board overestimates how cheap our fanbase is and has always been. Even when times are great, our fanbase cheaps out on merch, especially compared to peer institutions.
Right? I love how people (our own fans!) just throw this out, with no figures to back it up.Heere we go again with the "Miami has a cheap fanbase" lies. Which is simply not true.
And it CERTAINLY does NOT justify going with the #2 merch company.
Simple reasoning and decades of observation bears it out. That's why. Nike knew full well how much merch Miami sells(or doesn't), hence why they were comfortable with the crap deal they put out. It's easy to play the "You could POSSIBLY make this much" game when you know full well that unless Miami goes on a major league run, the merch won't sell and you'll never have to worry about shelling out that money. I don't blame Nike for trying, corporations are going to do what corporations do.Right? I love how people (our own fans!) just throw this out, with no figures to back it up.
They would have looked like whatever, no matter which material was used. It was an alternate that was worn once, that no one liked. Whether it was recycled fishing nets, or the best fabric on the face of the earth, it wasn't a design people liked. When you take chances, you run the risk of them not being popular. Then again, I remember there being some pushback when the old 2000-2004 nike templates came out. A lot of people said that they looked like halfassed Broncos jerseys, especially with the side panels.Cool.
They look like actual garbage despite what they are made from.
Simple reasoning and decades of observation bears it out. That's why. Nike knew full well how much merch Miami sells(or doesn't), hence why they were comfortable with the crap deal they put out. It's easy to play the "You could POSSIBLY make this much" game when you know full well that unless Miami goes on a major league run, the merch won't sell and you'll never have to worry about shelling out that money. I don't blame Nike for trying, corporations are going to do what corporations do.
Would you prefer dropping the classic look for the Nike 2000-2013 look?
First of all, most of the fanbase likes the 2000s look. Second, yes Nike obviously designed them and we were fine it with.
Third, Miami definitely failed to tell them F off. Given that, why do you keep blaming Nike and not Miami? Adidas literally did the same thing until we didn’t fail to finally tell them to F off.
Why did Adidas ever think the feathers were a good idea? What about the uniforms made of literal trash? Why did they ever think the baby **** green military uniforms were a good idea? Why did they ever think the strawberry jerseys were a good idea?
Both companies have come up with garbage designs. The difference is Nike is years ahead of them in their MATERIALS and CONSTRUCTION and FIT.
So, if we all agree that Miami has the power to dictate what designs it wants, then why would you continue to go with the company who literally uses Nike templates from the 2000s? This company couldn’t even get the U on the collar correct until a few years ago. The name plates are from high school.
I hope we stay with the classic forever. Like you, I think it’s the best and represents our brand the best. However, I think Nike is the better company and is more than capable of making us a classic jersey with the best materials and construction.
I mean seriously those jerseys are way better than the 2015-16 era jerseys with feathers I’m sorry those were flat out the most embarrassing uniforms we woreA sincerely asked question (promise) asking the question of whether posters who liked the Nike 2000-2013 uniforms would like to go back to those uniforms is a...lie? LOL
You're the best.
I mean seriously those jerseys are way better than the 2015-16 era jerseys with feathers I’m sorry those were flat out the most embarrassing uniforms we wore
**** we barley got them to stop having the U on the collar not be warped or have the captain “C” patch **** near be on the shoulder pad area seemingly by the rear delts
Adidas has treated us as 2nd maybe even 3rd tier school… the only fault of ours with Nike is we started to slip off and the program was not being run by people who gave a **** and let it go
Louisville, Kansas, Washington, tech already got their playoff gear.Which school has adidas treated as 1st tier?