ladyhawke
All-Conference
Of course THEY do! They've bought into the marketing. Nike has done a beautiful marketing job and now everyone is 'getting on the change-your-uniform-at-every-game bus'. Eventually Nebraska will buy into it to so don't worry, those who want this kind of change will get it. It will be a sad day for me because the uniforms they wear now are part of who they are. It is part of their identity. Did Oregon ever have an identify before now? No, they didn't. But we do.We are talking about recruits......not fans...Nebraska would sell out if we wore brown uniformsInteresting. How so? I thought this article was interesting. It spoke of the effectiveness of a uniform change.Sure they benefit-whatever sports organization (Nike/Addidas et al) own them! They HAVE to wear their uniforms in order to get the bucks these big companies dole out. Do you really believe that all of those kids really like those uniforms? They are butt-ugly in my opinion, especially those yellow uniforms. Their colors are ugly to begin with-the all green isn't so bad but eww the rest are awful.BLEED4BLACKSHIRTS said:If you guys think that Oregon doesn't benefit from their uniforms then it's time to get a clue. Time to stay up with the times, kids like flashy stuff. I'm not saying that we go to these uniforms full time, however, would it really hurt to do these once or twice a year??
I wouldn't be against an all black uniform but didn't really see any of the ones posted that I liked. Also, not all kids like that flashy stuff. Look at the way they dress all the rest of the time: basic uniform: shirt/blue jeans sweatshirt/sweatpants. If you took a poll of college football players and asked them how important their uniforms were I'll bet you a good 95% of them would say that it isn't that important.
The bolded statements are just ridiculous.
It was very interesting because they talked about our Huskers:
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By now you may be wondering: Why does any of this matter? Paul Lukas says a uniform may tell you a lot about the team's heritage, but he doesn't think it has much to do with its success.
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"You take a school like Nebraska, they have a really plain helmet with the N on it, you know? And they sell out every game. So obviously the uniforms aren't what's driving attendance there. It's their history, it's their heritage, it's their success. Nothing looks better on the field at the end of the game than having more points than your opponent."
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Watch some of the ducks videos on youtube like
As to the Oregon players: I didn't say that they didn't like being able to pick a variety of colors. I said that I'll bet they don't all like them and I'm sticking by that opinion-it's just that-an opinion. You don't share it. Fine. But don't come all undone because I don't share you're opinion. Especially that uniform that looks like pee Ewww that is one ugly uniform. I read one article that said, 'College football players are looking more like cartoon super heros than football players.' How sad. As for the recruits: Do you really believe that a recruit would go to a school just because they have a 'variety of uniforms'? In my opinion, pretty shallow reason to play for a football team Or do you think they go to a school because that school wins games? I don't know about you but I agree with the article above:
"Nothing looks better on the field at the end of the game than having more points than your opponent."