Cream shirts. Cream pants.
A little crimson on the edges of the "roughrider" look. White helmets too, I believe.
A little crimson on the edges of the "roughrider" look. White helmets too, I believe.
SIAP: Sooners will wear alternatives in Waco
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Sooners are 5-1 Wearing those. Only loss was to Baylor. 
I never liked those white top and red bottom uniforms. I was opposed to changing.
BUT ... after seeing them.... now I think they look good.
Goes to show that an old man can change his ideas. LOL
BUT ... after seeing them.... now I think they look good.
Goes to show that an old man can change his ideas. LOL
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I wish OU had remained true to the uniform that's made it famous, like Alabama and the Yankees.
I liked the change OU had in 1966 to red helmets, then having names on the back in the late 70's....but could have done without "Sooners" or "Oklahoma" on the front of the jerseys.
Ultimately however, if we could see a few more national championships, I wouldn't care if the uniforms were burlap.
I liked the change OU had in 1966 to red helmets, then having names on the back in the late 70's....but could have done without "Sooners" or "Oklahoma" on the front of the jerseys.
Ultimately however, if we could see a few more national championships, I wouldn't care if the uniforms were burlap.
I like the alternates that we wear, but I prefer the traditional uniform that the Sooners have.
I've seen the Yankees and Bama in alternates. Not very often, but they've worn them.
The Yankees, like all MLB teams, must sometimes wear holiday uniforms, or pink trimmed uniforms for breast cancer awareness, or with every player wearing number 42 to honor Jackie Robinson in April, or camouflaged uniforms to honor the military, or July 4th uniforms.....but never for the same reason OU and other teams (and other MLB teams), now including Alabama, have.
Penn State is reported to wear alternate uniforms in its opening conference game next week vs Indiana.
And tjc......the picture you posted is the Yankees' spring training uniform. Nice try though.
I like the alt jerseys, because the players like them.
My biggest complaint is why do we waste them on worthless games every year? They say dress nice to feel nice (same in sports), so they should be breaking these things out for big time games as a little extra motivator for the guys.
My biggest complaint is why do we waste them on worthless games every year? They say dress nice to feel nice (same in sports), so they should be breaking these things out for big time games as a little extra motivator for the guys.
Word has it that the alternative uniforms help recruiting. If so, that trumps any dislike that fans may have. Gotta keep feeding the monster any way possible.
psu opens conference play tomorrow night @ iowa. Should be a good game
Anyone seen what the aggies and lil piggies are wearing in jerryworld sat? Those aTm unis are strange, colors don't go well together thats for sure. Sumlin is supposedly gonna wear a Bum Phillips coat and cowboy hat. https://www.goodbullhunting.com/201...uniforms-in-response-to-arkansas-cowboys-look
I thought tjc was some online shorthand I didn't understand. It is in a post where you quoted me. My bad.
I'd rather we stay with the traditional uni always but understand that my time has past and accept the inevitable change. All I ask is that OU never follows in the footsteps of those that go outside of true team colors as Oklahoma State frequently does and how Arkansas is doing right now today with their tribute uniform to Ohio State. If I were a Hog fan I would be livid. Edit: Just saw that today's Arkie uni is for Jerry Jones and copying the Dallas Cowboys uniform. If they had not announced that no one would have put two and two together. Besides that only would be appropriate for BYU or some other school with blue as it's school color. Now it's even worst to me.....I hate the damn Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones.
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Agree completely. No black or gray colors on OU uniforms.