what I find interesting though is that the way the logo is facing I would have that on the other side of the helmet and then on the side you see, the jolly Roger head would be flipped because its as if he is looking back and not forward
what I find interesting though is that the way the logo is facing I would have that on the other side of the helmet and then on the side you see, the jolly Roger head would be flipped because its as if he is looking back and not forward
Pics from our official uniform unveiling.
Last edited by razorback44; 06-13-2012 at 10:31 AM.
Regardless of my personal disdain for all things Razorbacks, I'm not a fan of those uniforms at all, especially the gray uniforms and the white helmets.
I'm not a fan of the grey uniforms or the shoulder caps myself. However, we originally wore white helmets for around 16 years until '52 so I'm fine with that throwback aspect of them. I highly doubt they will get worn that much either. We've had red pants with our last three sets covering the last 6 years and I think we've only actually worn them 6 times so even when we have the option they don't mix it up a large amount.
its ok for Boise but not for Arkansas
you know... I forgot as well, but people shouldnt be surprised at Marylands funky new combinations if you remember theyve been pretty mixed up since at least the 70s LOL
Last edited by ram29jackson; 06-20-2012 at 06:50 PM.
Rumored to be the throwback uniforms Iowa will wear against Iowa State this season:
Iowa = with a gold helmet too
That is some of the ugliest fucking shit I've ever seen.
Fuck Iowa!
#DisgruntledSouthernMissAlum
LOL regardless, thats what they whore ( i wish they'd only put numbers on back with these though)..
anyway, I found out that they went undefeated in 1921 and the team had one "brother" on the team.
Frederick Duke Slater
Frederick “Duke” Slater, a Clinton High School graduate, played football at the University of Iowa from 1918 to 1921. Although he helped to lead Iowa to an undefeated season in 1921, he never finished higher than second team All-American. Only later was the injustice corrected. Slater played professional football for a few years and earned a law degree from Iowa. He later served as a prominent judge in Illinois and remained a big supporter of Hawkeye athletics. Duke Slater, 1921 ~Courtesy of Special Collections, University of Iowa Libraries
No way. That dark gray/black one is straight ice!
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