TVOL71
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Well said. My kids are 23 and love the smokey gray and all black unis. No problem with adding those to the mix every now and then. The brand is big enough to support that and make no mistake, the brand is growing especially with this younger generation.They should wear whatever the team wants and whatever creates excitement with players and recruits.
Home teams get to choose.Thought teams had to wear white jerseys to away games. Anyway, what does anything think about having and Orange-out (all fans wear orange tops and if they wear hats - orange) for the Bama game? Many people do that anyway, but if nearly everyone did, it would look good.
Home teams get to choose.
Most choose to wear their primary darker color. However, LSU (like the Dallas Cowboys) prefers wearing white at home.
Thought teams had to wear white jerseys to away games. Anyway, what does anything think about having and Orange-out (all fans wear orange tops and if they wear hats - orange) for the Bama game? Many people do that anyway, but if nearly everyone did, it would look good.
White is the SEC required jersey for road games but yes this is one of the rare road games we can choose a color jersey. Although some teams, just to piss LSU off, chooses white to make LSU have to wear their purple/gold ones. I think those look good but why piss LSU off and add more fire to the game.
Not exactly. Before 1995 it was the NCAA rule that home teams wore dark colors and road teams wore white. LSU wanted to go back to their older tradition of wearing white at home so the NCAA changed the rule that the home team could wear white at home if the visiting team agrees. A few years later in 1997 or 1998 one, the SEC changed the rule to the home team decides what jersey they want to wear and the visiting team wears the opposite.
I don't know what the NCAA rule is about that. In SEC games a visiting team would have to get permission from LSU to wear white at LSU, but if the old rule still stands a non-conference team might still be able to make LSU wear purple at home. I believe that happened in the early 2000s when LSU played Oregon St. in the first game of the year.
There's also the rule about 2 teams wearing their dark jerseys, if there is enough contrast and the home team agrees then both teams can wear them. I believe this is why we haven't done this against Alabama because Alabama refuses to play along and if we wore orange at Alabama we'd lose a timeout each half.
I dont know if you show any respect or disrespect by your uni choice.They didn't need an alt uniform to beat Florida. Wearing the traditional uniform at home, is a sign of respect to the rival and a message that they don't need silly gimmicks for motivation.