redneckjedi wrote:
I challenge you to find a situation in which a one-off jersey change has resulted in a team significantly improving their performance, rather than being embarrassed.
Off the top of my head:
TCU wore black jerseys against BYU in 2008 instead of their normal purple, 32-7.
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I remember the Steelers wore throwbacks with gold helmets a few years back and killed the Ravens on MNF.
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And the one you mentioned, BYU-Utah (and OSU) in 2009.

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redneckjedi wrote:
Now, if this were an actual throwback, I'm cool with that. Worked for BYU last year, worked for the '94 49ers, etc. But it's not - you can't tell me they had those douchy little green swirlies on their sleeves in 1922.
Faux-backs are lame. If they're going to do throwbacks, at least do them right (though within confines of equipment rules). CSU's throwbacks will probably will probably be worn with their normal helmets.
You don't like CSU putting short and curlies on their sleeves?
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