ColoradoHAWKEYE
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...like em or a cheating sham?
I think while funny at first, I think is unfair.
I think while funny at first, I think is unfair.
Oregon's helmets...
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ColoradoHAWKEYE
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really? what do you mean? they are actually switching? they are cool looking, and befitting of Oregon, but still...
ibahawkeye
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Love them... changing is dumb. They should wear them for the entire game.
Hawkeye11en1
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They have so much effing money.
hawkfan1319
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That's what happens when creator of Nike went to your school lol.
Normally you would think so but bowl game half shows are very long. I'd expect the Rose Bowl is even longer.
twinhawkfans
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Yeah, seems like they are at least a half hour, which is at least an extra ten minutes, maybe even longer than that.
hawkdrummer1
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Somebody didn't get enough attention from Mommy & Daddy. And he makes the uniform decisions for Oregon.
MNHawkeyeFreak
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This was my thought as well Duff.
MisterLucky
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Why not go all the way and rename the school Nike U? That said, I think the helmets are kickin'!
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DuffMan
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No sunrise there, we are soul mates.
They are terrible. And I think that they are unfair. I mean, there have to be rules about uniforms in sports, no?
In baseball, you can't wear white sleeves, or a white glove, for example.
I have never liked it when teams (like Oregon) wear uniforms that are unfair. They play on an all-grass field, and wear all green jerseys and outfits, how is that fair? Boise plays on an all-blue field and wears solid blue uniforms. I don't think it should be allowed.
I would expect the helmets to produce a huge glair. I don't want the NCAA to literally turn into the fashion police, but you have to draw the line somewhere. Oregon's helmets look like someone got a little carried away with the tin-foil.
In baseball, you can't wear white sleeves, or a white glove, for example.
I have never liked it when teams (like Oregon) wear uniforms that are unfair. They play on an all-grass field, and wear all green jerseys and outfits, how is that fair? Boise plays on an all-blue field and wears solid blue uniforms. I don't think it should be allowed.
I would expect the helmets to produce a huge glair. I don't want the NCAA to literally turn into the fashion police, but you have to draw the line somewhere. Oregon's helmets look like someone got a little carried away with the tin-foil.
hawkeyegrant
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Wait, they're switching at halftime? What is this, a Sylvester Stallone 'Over the Top' moment?
"I just take my hat, and I turn it around, and it's like a switch...and when the switch goes on, I feel like another person...I don't know...I feel like...like a truck...a machine."
- Lincoln Hawk
"I just take my hat, and I turn it around, and it's like a switch...and when the switch goes on, I feel like another person...I don't know...I feel like...like a truck...a machine."
- Lincoln Hawk
hawkeyegrant
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To quote the great Lou Brown from Major League:
"Okay Vaughn. They say you're a pitcher, you're sure not much of a dresser. We wear caps and sleeves on this level, son."
