rikberry31
We Are Tennessee
- Joined
- Oct 31, 2019
- Messages
- 5,402
- Likes
- 14,046
Ha, every time people on here have super strong takes on uniforms, I'm perplexed. Didn't realize so many grown men football fans were also fashionistos.I’m just amazed grown men are so distraught with what their favorite football team is wearing. Always been odd to me. That Chad uniform boy is cringy
In the space of two months my daughter was married and left and my boy left for the Army. The house was instantly silent. We went from my house filled (half of them I didn't know) and my frig empty to silent and plenty to eat. It was a weird time.I watched my not so little girl graduate with a 97 GPA this afternoon. I didn't graduate high school, I went back for my GED after dropping out. I couldn't be prouder. High school is over, I shook the hands of many if her high school friends this evening......... And it hit me, most of them for the last time.
Felipe will be going to Tennessee Tech engineering school soon. Salvador and Ryan to the Army National Guard. Brooklyn to ETSU, many others elsewhere. My little girl will be seeking her teaching degree this fall......... I'm not ready........ But she is.
Any male (or female to a lesser extent) who is overly concerned with their appearance makes me nervous. I don't trust them. They can't be taken at face value.Ha, every time people on here have super strong takes on uniforms, I'm perplexed. Didn't realize so many grown men football fans were also fashionistos.
"The" reason for that is much more capital infusion, marketing and fostering brand loyalty. Which by the tone of so many UT fans they obviously do at an elite level. "The" reason is not that Nike has a product that is twice as good as Addidas. If people would be sheep less often then Nike would still be a massive brand but it would be much more in line with other brands. Props to their marketing people. They are elite.Agreed and I definitely came around to the Nike font.
Nike has twice the revenue of adidas which is historically a global brand. There’s a reason for that. I hope we don’t switch.
My team was only the skill players or players whose family was a certain class (iykyk, especially us small town folk) within the community got the good “air” helmets. OL/DL was out of luck unless your parents were in that class. Mine weren’t lol.I remember when only the best players on our junior high team got Bike helmets.
I got a Wilson that had the protection just like the helmets that were sold in the Sears Catalog
EDIT: prolly why I’m the way I am now…mass concussions![]()
I have no problem with Adidas, but they need to get the color right. Nike is no knight in shining armour, but they have gotten our colors right. Hopefully adidas realizes this, just get our color right. GBOA condition on switching to Adidas should be this: We are Pantone 151C. That is the only shade of Orange that should ever be used for any apparel.
None of the entities that control college sports want to admit that there are only two ways out of the maze: an antitrust exemption or unionization/collective bargaining.So is the College Sports Commission trying to immediately blow itself up? What kinda of idiotic people are running that mess to think they can straight up say "go against actual state laws or we'll blackball you from our conferences as well as playing against programs in our conferences!"
That's kind of a monopoly they're trying to create...and here I thought college sports would do more to get the federal government out of their business.
Not to mention it would effectively blow up EVERY SINGLE championship playoff/tournament structure.