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Nike is either the coolest thing to happen to college football or the absolute worst. Their attention-grabbing uniforms, which began with Oregon but are now spreading everywhere, look either hideous or hip, depending on your viewpoint.
And now the University of Texas is in the spotlight.
Photos and drawings are coming out about the new UT unis. The official word is that they will be used only for practice, but they seem like trial balloons for eventual game use and, of course, sales to the public. And some of them are apparently just "concept drawings," never to be seen IRL.
From the UTexasEquipment twitter account:
And another picture:
Our first reaction is the results lean towards the "hideous" side of the scale, but your mileage might vary.
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