1998–Alabama vs Tennessee

[HeavenUniversity]

 

[#1fulmerite]

Man, that was forever ago. Miss those jerseys.

 

[dduncan4163]

Man, that was forever ago. Miss those jerseys.

Me too, they were the best

 

[praxite33]

Me too, they were the best

That's nostalgia talking. The numbers are uneven in spots, the giant numbers are gaudy and tacky. The uniforms now are clean and concise.

 

[unfrozencvmanvol]

That's nostalgia talking. The numbers are uneven in spots, the giant numbers are gaudy and tacky. The uniforms now are clean and concise.

You're just saying you prefer post-modern architecture compared to Victorian. Opinions differ.

 

[praxite33]

You're just saying you prefer post-modern architecture compared to Victorian. Opinions differ.

They are objectively not as clean. All respect to Duncan lol (og!) they have actual visual mistakes and craftsmanship errors. Not color or template preferences.

 

[VolZen]

This was my first Tennessee game I attended at Neyland Stadium. I was a teenager and had already been spoiled by our 90's success. Everyone knew we were going to beat them going into the game, it was just a matter of by how much. Shaun Alexander was a really good player. Peerless Price had another gear that no one else on the field had on the second half kickoff. Great memory!

 

[unfrozencvmanvol]

They are objectively not as clean. All respect to Duncan lol (og!) they have actual visual mistakes and craftsmanship errors. Not color or template preferences.

I think it's a matter of opinion, but to each his own. I think the late 80's and 90's were the glory days of college football uniforms in general, not just ours.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

I wish Alabama would go back to being that bad