Oregon black unis look kinda hot. The wings are a step up from the diamond plate (at least it makes some sense). And about recruiting, 17-18 year olds don’t have taste, they like shinny things and for Oregon it is working.

well, i don’t know about the “no taste thing”…speak for yourself. i was fly at 18! lol but these jersey are hella hot! i PROMISE they are getting recruits because of their kits. why else would someone go to Oregon to play football!?!

Max said:

Geeman said:

Kentucky lost to VMI on Friday night. Serves them right for wearing dresses on the basketball court against a team of real men.
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Wait….I bet Kentucky can’t hear your braying, over the cheering behind their 7 NCAA basketball championships.

How many does VMI have? 0

All the more reason not to wear a dress.

1. Tulane’s Hoops unis are from a template that is almost 15 years old:

http://cache.gettyim...

2. Anything coming out of Eugene and Beaverton is welcome with me, because it is innovative and different, good bad or indifferent!

Can’t simultaneously be both different and indifferent. Time for some coffee or hair o’ the dog for ya.

The Hemogoblin said:

Jerome said:

TO Paul: As an Oregon student…is it really necessary to use the word douchebag? Did Nike slap a “fuck-you Paul lukas” on their helmet during one of their many combinations? no they did not. I am a fan of uniform technology and innovation as much as anyone else who reads the site, but hating Nike and throwing slurs at people are two different things.
Furthermore, i really think just reporting on the story would suffice. Why are there wings now instead of diamond plate? who thought these things up? Will they be permanent? All are questions I’m sure your readers would love to have answered.
I honestly don’t mind that much of what you say is opinion here. If I want facts I trust your espn column will provide it. But no college gives you more to talk about than the U of O, and yet all you can say is…you hate it.

While it’s not the most flattering analogy, we are much like the Paris Hilton to your TMZ. Often making an ass out ourselves in public, but you can be sure whatever moves we make your job of finding things to write about much easier.

I happen to agree with you, but Paul’s just doing what we’re reading. I don’t think “douchebags” is the right word, because that insinuates that it’s the players who chose what they were wearing. “Want to see some nice, talented men dressed like douchebags?” would be a better link. It’s not these kids’s faults, it’s a combination of donor money and the free uniforms that come with it. Thank you Uncle Phil, for making our athletic uniforms the LAUGHINGSTOCK OF THE FUCKING ATHLETIC WORLD.

(Now THAT’s where our opinions should be, Paul/readers, and it’s something we can agree on)

Paul, is it possible that you could do a feature on this? I mean, there’s got to be someone in NikeLand who reads Page 2 who’d talk, and if not NikeLand, try DuckWorld.

Lastly, one very, very important question:

How many flippin’ Ducks comment here? There’s got to be half a dozen or so.

one here, and a proud member of Nike’s official marching band.

What Phil Knight and Nike has done to the design and style of Oregon’s uniforms is an embarrassment.

They took an iconic logo, http://zembla.cement... , and dumped it in favor of this, http://zembla.cement...

What they dress their kids in, to me, is akin to this, http://images.buycos...

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2. Anything coming out of Eugene and Beaverton is welcome with me, because it is innovative and different, good bad or indifferent!

the buffalo jerseys always remind me of the fake jerseys that they sell at wal-mart or sumthing.

Anyone know what im talking about?

The fake jerseys I’ve seen at Walmart (or at the flea market even) are ugly, but put one of those next to a current Bills jersey, the Bills jersey will still cause more intestinal distress. They’re worse than the LA Kings’ Burger King jerseys, the Pirates’ red vests or any of the mad scientist projects from Eugene.

Jerome said:

TO Paul: As an Oregon student…is it really necessary to use the word douchebag? Did Nike slap a “fuck-you Paul lukas” on their helmet during one of their many combinations? no they did not. I am a fan of uniform technology and innovation as much as anyone else who reads the site, but hating Nike and throwing slurs at people are two different things.
Furthermore, i really think just reporting on the story would suffice. Why are there wings now instead of diamond plate? who thought these things up? Will they be permanent? All are questions I’m sure your readers would love to have answered.
I honestly don’t mind that much of what you say is opinion here. If I want facts I trust your espn column will provide it. But no college gives you more to talk about than the U of O, and yet all you can say is…you hate it.

While it’s not the most flattering analogy, we are much like the Paris Hilton to your TMZ. Often making an ass out ourselves in public, but you can be sure whatever moves we make your job of finding things to write about much easier.

I happen to agree with you, but Paul’s just doing what we’re reading. I don’t think “douchebags” is the right word, because that insinuates that it’s the players who chose what they were wearing. “Want to see some nice, talented men dressed like douchebags?” would be a better link. It’s not these kids’s faults, it’s a combination of donor money and the free uniforms that come with it. Thank you Uncle Phil, for making our athletic uniforms the LAUGHINGSTOCK OF THE FUCKING ATHLETIC WORLD.

(Now THAT’s where our opinions should be, Paul/readers, and it’s something we can agree on)

Paul, is it possible that you could do a feature on this? I mean, there’s got to be someone in NikeLand who reads Page 2 who’d talk, and if not NikeLand, try DuckWorld.

Lastly, one very, very important question:

How many flippin’ Ducks comment here? There’s got to be half a dozen or so.

one here, and a proud member of Nike’s official marching band.

Ramsay Pants said:

I remember a while back there was discussion on the outfield wall at Shea stadium being a light green. Here is a b&w shot from a jets game in 64′ that shows the outfield wall was definitely a light color. I don’t know if this was resolved but It’s a cool pic anyways.

http://graphics8.nyt...

BTW
Is that a “Jet” behind the bench???

yup that was the jet cart that they had until they discontinued it because ppl were hucking stuff at it