Florida State gets new jerseys on the quick

[Shamoan]

i was watching a late night replay of the fsu syracuse game and the announcers said that FSU would be getting remade away jerseys because with their new unis, it became apparent during the season that you could not see gold numbers on a white jersey and that the new jerseys would be available for their next game on October 30th against louisville. their first game was august 30th vs ok lite when they wore the gold on white. the replacements will have garnet on white. anywho, i thought that it was odd they got such a quick turnaround considering they get their replacements in a 2 month time frame while ours were (if i recall correctly) a 3 month time span. one one hand, it lends credence to the adidas timetable, but on the other hand, its going to take us a full month longer than a nike counterpart.

not a big deal, just interesting.

http://www.mysuncoast.com/news/stat...cle_d991fecf-9831-5e63-978c-32a14164f3be.html

http://www.tallahassee.com/story/natalie-pierre/2014/09/06/fsu-uniforms-helmets-new-change/15195199/

 

[MaroonOldCrow]

Nike = More Cheap Sweatshop Labor = Faster Turnaround Time (or else!)

 

[LilSebastian]

i was watching a late night replay of the fsu syracuse game and the announcers said that FSU would be getting remade away jerseys because with their new unis, it became apparent during the season that you could not see gold numbers on a white jersey

That's probably why. They probably have blank jerseys chilling that just need to be printed on. But the Philadelphia Eagles still haven't worn their green home jerseys because Nike hasn't been able to get them ready for two years now. There's apparently a big difference between making a new jersey and putting a number on them