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Garbage.
It's really not that hard to comprehend what he wrote, counsel.This thread is pure comedy. Btw, Miami has never been one for tradition. Even the U logo is relatively new. We were Oregon before they were Oregon. They just took it to way higher levels. We don't have a traditional look. We've always played in a pro stadium (yes the OB was originally a pro stadium). Our band is a laughing stock.
As for my opinion: that pattern looks retarded, though I like the brighter orange. It pays homage to the old days. The gloves look pretty sweet. The numbers look cheap. I'm not sure how I feel about Miami being printed on the front. It's simple, but thats a matter of preference I guess. As of right now, I like last year's better, though I always ****ING HATED that stupid clam looking thing. That ****ing clam represents the disposing of Sebatian and his pipe. RIP pipe. ****ing PC garbage.
First of all, the OB was NOT originally a pro stadium. We were at the OB before the Dolphins. Second of all, during the 80's Miami establish one of those most iconical logos in sports and a Orange/White uniform design with Green sprinkled in. Their image was established; furthermore, it created a rich tradition for the program throughout those years. To say Miami had no tradition is idiotic and ridiculous. Wearing different helmets and black uniforms is going away from the program's core values. It's amateur hour for programs like Oregon that have no identity or a brand.
Huh?
Miami is not traditional for the sheer fact that we were a nobody who came out of nowhere and started beating the crap out of the traditional powers. Moreover, I would say our attitude on the field during our era of dominance was the number one factor that made us "nontraditional."It's really not that hard to comprehend what he wrote, counsel.This thread is pure comedy. Btw, Miami has never been one for tradition. Even the U logo is relatively new. We were Oregon before they were Oregon. They just took it to way higher levels. We don't have a traditional look. We've always played in a pro stadium (yes the OB was originally a pro stadium). Our band is a laughing stock.
As for my opinion: that pattern looks retarded, though I like the brighter orange. It pays homage to the old days. The gloves look pretty sweet. The numbers look cheap. I'm not sure how I feel about Miami being printed on the front. It's simple, but thats a matter of preference I guess. As of right now, I like last year's better, though I always ****ING HATED that stupid clam looking thing. That ****ing clam represents the disposing of Sebatian and his pipe. RIP pipe. ****ing PC garbage.
First of all, the OB was NOT originally a pro stadium. We were at the OB before the Dolphins. Second of all, during the 80's Miami establish one of those most iconical logos in sports and a Orange/White uniform design with Green sprinkled in. Their image was established; furthermore, it created a rich tradition for the program throughout those years. To say Miami had no tradition is idiotic and ridiculous. Wearing different helmets and black uniforms is going away from the program's core values. It's amateur hour for programs like Oregon that have no identity or a brand.
Huh?
I know. That dude has a very strange obsession with me. His points don't really help him. He's arguing semantics. Also, he misspelled "Hurracanes," and he used the term "core values." The OB went through several rebuilds and additions. The OB as we knew it was hosting Super Bowls and other major events. The OB was also always off campus--another non-traditional thing. Our program was always non-traditional from that standpoint. We came to fame in much different ways than any other school. Our image was created in music videos; it was created on the field. Non-traditional. The slurper that commented above (you know, because he used the term "core values") is arguing just to argue. He's being a contrarian. We won a ring in 2001 wearing white and green, with some orange sprinkled in. It's all too clear. Save some credibility.
Not bad. No more stupid lines! Plus, they used our classic helmets. I'm exited to see more.
You'll get less excited. There will be at least one alternate helmet.
As for that pattern, thats functional. Something about how the uniform needs to stretch but stay tight to the body. UCLA has the same thing on their new uniforms too.

Miami is not traditional for the sheer fact that we were a nobody who came out of nowhere and started beating the crap out of the traditional powers. Moreover, I would say our attitude on the field during our era of dominance was the number one factor that made us "nontraditional."It's really not that hard to comprehend what he wrote, counsel.First of all, the OB was NOT originally a pro stadium. We were at the OB before the Dolphins. Second of all, during the 80's Miami establish one of those most iconical logos in sports and a Orange/White uniform design with Green sprinkled in. Their image was established; furthermore, it created a rich tradition for the program throughout those years. To say Miami had no tradition is idiotic and ridiculous. Wearing different helmets and black uniforms is going away from the program's core values. It's amateur hour for programs like Oregon that have no identity or a brand.
Huh?
I know. That dude has a very strange obsession with me. His points don't really help him. He's arguing semantics. Also, he misspelled "Hurracanes," and he used the term "core values." The OB went through several rebuilds and additions. The OB as we knew it was hosting Super Bowls and other major events. The OB was also always off campus--another non-traditional thing. Our program was always non-traditional from that standpoint. We came to fame in much different ways than any other school. Our image was created in music videos; it was created on the field. Non-traditional. The slurper that commented above (you know, because he used the term "core values") is arguing just to argue. He's being a contrarian. We won a ring in 2001 wearing white and green, with some orange sprinkled in. It's all too clear. Save some credibility.
Besides, is it really cutting edge these days to be an Oregon, when over half of the schools out there have emulated their model? But please tell me more about how this goes along with our nontraditional ways..
Im just sittin here laughinh at everyone that says they look aweful. They look fine-good. Are they the best? NO. But stop acting like they are that bad.
Honestly, as long as they dont give us shiny orange and green helmets, I think the Unis will be perfectly fine. Yall need to chill out. The mesh pattern isnt for design, its for performance, so chill out abput that
So our uniforms now have tire marks?

Our guys are going to look so ******* hot in those jerseys
My eyes bleed whenever I look at those sorry excuses for helmets.
When does tonights shindig start and the full look is revealed?
Even considering the weird af patterns that Adidas insists on using, I still have faith. Also, I'm curious to see how they look on the field. The last unveiling for Nike was a bit misleading. I want to see what we look like under the lights.
Those black uni's, as an alternate, look better than whatever we were wearing, which were also considered alternates. (Please excuse my choice of picture--it had good resolution)
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It would be cool to get a smoke/camo alternate like the ones below.
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When does tonights shindig start and the full look is revealed?