DARK MODE vs Sooners

[Danny Dollars]

The dark mode uniforms will help our defense, it's science!

I think Dark Mode is good for at least one interception and a strip sack fumble recovery.

 

[g0d0fm15ch13f]

That looks like Tron.
Did they not see how bad the latest release of that movie did?

 

[BenGrimm]

Then why use AI and do a bad video? This is a message board where we post our opinions. You don't like it then scroll on or stfu.

Dude… it’s not AI. Noah shows his work and he puts a ton of effort into this stuff manually animating it. TN is lucky to have him.

 

[tnburban]

So are we supposed to wear black? Going to be cold and need to know if I need to grab the Orange or black hoodie

 

[illvol]

I just saw a video showing a uniform in the locker room with matte black helmets for dark mode? Sadly I can’t tell if it’s AI. Any insight??? Nevermind. It was AI. but looks awesome.

 

[BenGrimm]

Then why use AI and do a bad video? This is a message board where we post our opinions. You don't like it then scroll on or stfu.

As I said… it’s not AI

 

[Skooter]

Son will be there in a full black unitard. Bet we see a lot of that from students with Halloween.

 

[Skooter]

So are we supposed to wear black? Going to be cold and need to know if I need to grab the Orange or black hoodie

What do you think..

 

[TAF]

 

[TAF]

 

[Vol Farmer]

I’m just not a fan of the dark uniforms.

 

[TAF]

"I’m just not a fan of the dark uniforms."

 

[Vol Farmer]

I’m just a old fart

 

[Woodlawn VOL]

Love them on Halloween weekend. They look sharp at night! Now, we just got to go out and play great in the them. GBO

 

[dobre_shunka]

I’m just not a fan of the dark uniforms.

The first football uniforms (1892) generally consisted of a black pullover jersey with a sleeveless, buttoned overvest upon which were a “U” and a “T” to the right and left of the opening.. In 1921 the team wore black jerseys with white numbers. Orange (wool) jerseys, with black numbers on the back, were first worn on September 23, 1922 (Tennessee 50, Emory & Henry 0).