Lose the gradients on the legs and shoulders and the funky color in the numbers … wear these with your maroon helmets, and these are solid. As they stand now, I agree. Looks like you are getting Oregon’s rejected ideas.

That being said, with the addition of the Oregon duck feathers on the shoulder pads, I’m surprised Nike didn’t go with the turkey plume on the shoulders.

Lose the gradients on the legs and shoulders and the funky color in the numbers … wear these with your maroon helmets, and these are solid. As they stand now, I agree. Looks like you are getting Oregon’s rejected ideas.

That being said, with the addition of the Oregon duck feathers on the shoulder pads, I’m surprised Nike didn’t go with the turkey plume on the shoulders.

especially compared to the ugly orange/maroon unis you guys usually wear. ;)

Dunno about a white helmet though.

This pro combat uniform movement seems like the swimming debate during last year’s Olympics where certain outfits give you an unfair competitive advantage over the opponent. 37% more lighter? Wow.

That being said, not sure you really need an edge to beat the Twerps …

http://www.nike.com/nikeos/p/usnikefootball/en_US/rivalries09?school=vt

Only complaint: “Good guys wear white” … really? Could we have come up with a stronger tag line here? Pretty weak if you ask me.

all but the arm stripes, even the gradient.

….I think it would look pretty good (though the gradient/fade on the sleeves is kind of lame).

I actually like these if they got rid of the horrendous gradient. Dont care for the helmets but i love the individualization of each team with the “beamer ball” in the neck and “Ut Prosim” on the pants.

Although, one last complaint: what in hell is that squiggling on the shoulder