2014 Alternate Unis?

hskrfan4life said:
If we do alternates this year would it have to be against a team that wears adidas?

If that is so then here are our opponents and their brands as of 2013:

Florida Atlantic - Adidas (Home)

McNeese State - ? (Home)

Fresno State - Nike (Away)

MIami - Nike (Home)

Illinois (HC) - Nike (Home)

Michigan State - Nike (Away)

Northwestern - Under Armour (Away)

Rutgers - Nike (Away)

Purdue - Nike (Home)

Wisconsin - Adidas (Away)

Minnesota - Nike (Home)

Iowa - Nike (Away)

So we only have two chances at all adidas.
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It's why we ended up doing our alternate uni game against UCLA last year.

 
corncraze said:
Bucky said:
hskrfan4life said:
If you want a list of what brands every team wore last year go here.
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Who would you guys say makes the best uniforms?
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Nike > adidas > Under Armour > everything else
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Nike has the "best" uniforms, but only because they have the most uniforms. I wouldn't say their average level of uniform quality is all that much higher, there's just so much more to choose from that there's a better chance of something that really stands out.

Adidas makes plenty of nice uniforms, but struggles with the alternates.

Don't know much about Under Armour as far as regular unis, but I think they have been killing it most consistently in the alternate category.

 
Under Armour seems to do the best with alternate uniforms. Adidas wins being the worst at alternates.

Nike seems to throw everything at the wall and hopes something sticks. Nike has a lot of crap. Some is pretty good.

 
hskrfan4life said:
If you want a list of what brands every team wore last year go here.
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Looking at the list Adidas has some big time names signed to apparel deals. The Big 10 alone has Michigan, Wisconsin and Nebraska. Throw in Notre Dame, Tennessee and Texas A&M and thats a pretty solid group for what some people think is a secondary apparel company.

And I really don't care what the university decides to do with their alternate jersey for this year but I like where you guys are headed with the Bugeaters jersey and leather helmet look.

 
wiuhusker said:
hskrfan4life said:
If you want a list of what brands every team wore last year go here.
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Looking at the list Adidas has some big time names signed to apparel deals. The Big 10 alone has Michigan, Wisconsin and Nebraska. Throw in Notre Dame, Tennessee and Texas A&M and thats a pretty solid group for what some people think is a secondary apparel company.

And I really don't care what the university decides to do with their alternate jersey for this year but I like where you guys are headed with the Bugeaters jersey and leather helmet look.
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Tennessee is switching to Nike IIRC.

And you guys seriously think leather looking helmets and bugeater jerseys would be cool? I'm on the opposite end of that spectrum I suppose..

 
wiuhusker said:
hskrfan4life said:
If you want a list of what brands every team wore last year go here.
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Looking at the list Adidas has some big time names signed to apparel deals. The Big 10 alone has Michigan, Wisconsin and Nebraska. Throw in Notre Dame, Tennessee and Texas A&M and thats a pretty solid group for what some people think is a secondary apparel company.

And I really don't care what the university decides to do with their alternate jersey for this year but I like where you guys are headed with the Bugeaters jersey and leather helmet look.
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Not to nitpick but Notre Dame just signed a $90 million deal with Under Armour

 
hskrfan4life said:
Nike, and they have some nice uni's

Miami-Hurricanes-Uniforms.jpg
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The white ones are ok, the rest are hot garbage. Their old ones were better.

 
And no, I don't want anything resembling Oregon and their ugly a$$ uniforms.

 
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StPaulHusker said:
wiuhusker said:
hskrfan4life said:
If you want a list of what brands every team wore last year go here.
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Looking at the list Adidas has some big time names signed to apparel deals. The Big 10 alone has Michigan, Wisconsin and Nebraska. Throw in Notre Dame, Tennessee and Texas A&M and thats a pretty solid group for what some people think is a secondary apparel company.

And I really don't care what the university decides to do with their alternate jersey for this year but I like where you guys are headed with the Bugeaters jersey and leather helmet look.
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Not to nitpick but Notre Dame just signed a $90 million deal with Under Armour
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Guess I wasn't up to date on the new apparel deals. I was just going by what the link above had listed.

 
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