Such a tired argument and asinine as well. Miami has always been different. We aren't a traditional power. In fact we're supposed to hate the blue bloods. Not try to be like them. It really is amazing all these Miami fans who were apart of the revolution that was this program now want to be seated at the same table with people we're supposed to despise.
Why don't you commission someone to make our very own version of "Touchdown Jesus" on campus while you're at it?
Miami isn't supposed to look traditional. Wake up. And stop using Ohio State(you really should be flogged for comparing us to them). Go look at what they've worn the last 3-4 years. They change it up all the time. I believe they might have a permanent non-traditional "rivalry" jersey they wear at home. They even brought out a road version of it against Michigan. They wore the home one against Clemson in bowl game as well.
Huh? That picture you posted is a MINOR tweak of the same uniform Ohio State has worn for 50 years. As to the other part, you're probably one of those fans that hates marching bands and loves horrible rap music pipped into the stadium. This is college football, not the NFL. College football is all about tradition.
Any Ohio State fan would say those are major tweaks. Black facemasks. Green Buckeyes stickers. Big gray numbers. Giant wide stripe on the helmet.
Miami Hurricanes football isn't about tradition. Mothafluckers forgot all about what we were about. The players and the fans thought all that stuff was dumb. You were in the middle of it and didn't even understand it. Our mascot walked around with fatigues and a toy automatic gun and you're talking to me about tradition. Absolutely dumbfounding.
You're completely missing the point. I'm talking about ****ing uniforms. You're talking about something completely different. Apples to oranges. The players don't need to be wearing crap to be different. The new uniforms look ridiculous in my opinion, and no recruit is going to pick Miami over Alabama, Auburn, USC, etc because of some space age design. The fact that you keep bringing up the 80s as your "point" and thinking that you've "won" the argument is absurd. You've "proved" nothing. Those teams that revolutionized college football in the 80s wore boring *** traditional uniforms doing it.
Such a tired argument and asinine as well. Miami has always been different. We aren't a traditional power. In fact we're supposed to hate the blue bloods. Not try to be like them. It really is amazing all these Miami fans who were apart of the revolution that was this program now want to be seated at the same table with people we're supposed to despise.
Why don't you commission someone to make our very own version of "Touchdown Jesus" on campus while you're at it?
Miami isn't supposed to look traditional. Wake up. And stop using Ohio State(you really should be flogged for comparing us to them). Go look at what they've worn the last 3-4 years. They change it up all the time. I believe they might have a permanent non-traditional "rivalry" jersey they wear at home. They even brought out a road version of it against Michigan. They wore the home one against Clemson in bowl game as well.
Huh? That picture you posted is a MINOR tweak of the same uniform Ohio State has worn for 50 years. As to the other part, you're probably one of those fans that hates marching bands and loves horrible rap music pipped into the stadium. This is college football, not the NFL. College football is all about tradition.
Any Ohio State fan would say those are major tweaks. Black facemasks. Green Buckeyes stickers. Big gray numbers. Giant wide stripe on the helmet.
Miami Hurricanes football isn't about tradition. Mothafluckers forgot all about what we were about. The players and the fans thought all that stuff was dumb. You were in the middle of it and didn't even understand it. Our mascot walked around with fatigues and a toy automatic gun and you're talking to me about tradition. Absolutely dumbfounding.
You're completely missing the point. I'm talking about ****ing uniforms. You're talking about something completely different. Apples to oranges. The players don't need to be wearing crap to be different. The new uniforms look ridiculous in my opinion, and no recruit is going to pick Miami over Alabama, Auburn, USC, etc because of some space age design. The fact that you keep bringing up the 80s as your "point" and thinking that you've "won" the argument is absurd. You've "proved" nothing. Those teams that revolutionized college football in the 80s wore boring *** traditional uniforms doing it.
Those players did everything in their power to make those uniforms as individualized as they could. Whether it be do rags or multicolored leggings.
And you weren't just talking about uniforms. Don't change the argument. You said college football was about tradition. Then you used rap music versus bands as some sort of old man's exclamation point. Stop being so obtuse. The uniforms are about grabbing attention. They aren't to be the deciding factor in whether a recruit picks Miami as their school of choice. They are certainly part of the package. Just like the new field-turf practice fields and the athlete dining hall.
This about you and what you want, not the program. That is fine, but don't try to sell us with that tradition nonsense. And don't compare us to schools who we are nothing like us. No one thinks Miami has classic uniforms. No one really identifies us with anything other than the U. On Saturdays on TV the U will still be prominent on any helmet that is chosen and that is what matters.
Such a tired argument and asinine as well. Miami has always been different. We aren't a traditional power. In fact we're supposed to hate the blue bloods. Not try to be like them. It really is amazing all these Miami fans who were apart of the revolution that was this program now want to be seated at the same table with people we're supposed to despise.
Why don't you commission someone to make our very own version of "Touchdown Jesus" on campus while you're at it?
Miami isn't supposed to look traditional. Wake up. And stop using Ohio State(you really should be flogged for comparing us to them). Go look at what they've worn the last 3-4 years. They change it up all the time. I believe they might have a permanent non-traditional "rivalry" jersey they wear at home. They even brought out a road version of it against Michigan. They wore the home one against Clemson in bowl game as well.
Huh? That picture you posted is a MINOR tweak of the same uniform Ohio State has worn for 50 years. As to the other part, you're probably one of those fans that hates marching bands and loves horrible rap music pipped into the stadium. This is college football, not the NFL. College football is all about tradition.
Any Ohio State fan would say those are major tweaks. Black facemasks. Green Buckeyes stickers. Big gray numbers. Giant wide stripe on the helmet.
Miami Hurricanes football isn't about tradition. Mothafluckers forgot all about what we were about. The players and the fans thought all that stuff was dumb. You were in the middle of it and didn't even understand it. Our mascot walked around with fatigues and a toy automatic gun and you're talking to me about tradition. Absolutely dumbfounding.
You're completely missing the point. I'm talking about ****ing uniforms. You're talking about something completely different. Apples to oranges. The players don't need to be wearing crap to be different. The new uniforms look ridiculous in my opinion, and no recruit is going to pick Miami over Alabama, Auburn, USC, etc because of some space age design. The fact that you keep bringing up the 80s as your "point" and thinking that you've "won" the argument is absurd. You've "proved" nothing. Those teams that revolutionized college football in the 80s wore boring *** traditional uniforms doing it.
Those players did everything in their power to make those uniforms as individualized as they could. Whether it be do rags or multicolored leggings.
And you weren't just talking about uniforms. Don't change the argument. You said college football was about tradition. Then you used rap music versus bands as some sort of old man's exclamation point. Stop being so obtuse. The uniforms are about grabbing attention. They aren't to be the deciding factor in whether a recruit picks Miami as their school of choice. They are certainly part of the package. Just like the new field-turf practice fields and the athlete dining hall.
This about you and what you want, not the program. That is fine, but don't try to sell us with that tradition nonsense. And don't compare us to schools who we are nothing like us. No one thinks Miami has classic uniforms. No one really identifies us with anything other than the U. On Saturdays on TV the U will still be prominent on any helmet that is chosen and that is what matters.
Any Ohio State fan would say those are major tweaks. Black facemasks. Green Buckeyes stickers. Big gray numbers. Giant wide stripe on the helmet.
Miami Hurricanes football isn't about tradition. Mothafluckers forgot all about what we were about. The players and the fans thought all that stuff was dumb. You were in the middle of it and didn't even understand it. Our mascot walked around with fatigues and a toy automatic gun and you're talking to me about tradition. Absolutely dumbfounding.
You're completely missing the point. I'm talking about ****ing uniforms. You're talking about something completely different. Apples to oranges. The players don't need to be wearing crap to be different. The new uniforms look ridiculous in my opinion, and no recruit is going to pick Miami over Alabama, Auburn, USC, etc because of some space age design. The fact that you keep bringing up the 80s as your "point" and thinking that you've "won" the argument is absurd. You've "proved" nothing. Those teams that revolutionized college football in the 80s wore boring *** traditional uniforms doing it.
Those players did everything in their power to make those uniforms as individualized as they could. Whether it be do rags or multicolored leggings.
And you weren't just talking about uniforms. Don't change the argument. You said college football was about tradition. Then you used rap music versus bands as some sort of old man's exclamation point. Stop being so obtuse. The uniforms are about grabbing attention. They aren't to be the deciding factor in whether a recruit picks Miami as their school of choice. They are certainly part of the package. Just like the new field-turf practice fields and the athlete dining hall.
This about you and what you want, not the program. That is fine, but don't try to sell us with that tradition nonsense. And don't compare us to schools who we are nothing like us. No one thinks Miami has classic uniforms. No one really identifies us with anything other than the U. On Saturdays on TV the U will still be prominent on any helmet that is chosen and that is what matters.
That's all fine and dandy, but at the end of the day they're nothing more than uniforms, and they're ugly, and they're not getting us a single recruit. And, me being obtuse. Ha. You lecture me on our history. Come on. I teach a Sports History course and spend a week analyzing " the U" and how Miami revolutionized college football. Because we're not Alabama it doesn't mean we have to look like Maryland.
Any Ohio State fan would say those are major tweaks. Black facemasks. Green Buckeyes stickers. Big gray numbers. Giant wide stripe on the helmet.
Miami Hurricanes football isn't about tradition. Mothafluckers forgot all about what we were about. The players and the fans thought all that stuff was dumb. You were in the middle of it and didn't even understand it. Our mascot walked around with fatigues and a toy automatic gun and you're talking to me about tradition. Absolutely dumbfounding.
You're completely missing the point. I'm talking about ****ing uniforms. You're talking about something completely different. Apples to oranges. The players don't need to be wearing crap to be different. The new uniforms look ridiculous in my opinion, and no recruit is going to pick Miami over Alabama, Auburn, USC, etc because of some space age design. The fact that you keep bringing up the 80s as your "point" and thinking that you've "won" the argument is absurd. You've "proved" nothing. Those teams that revolutionized college football in the 80s wore boring *** traditional uniforms doing it.
Those players did everything in their power to make those uniforms as individualized as they could. Whether it be do rags or multicolored leggings.
And you weren't just talking about uniforms. Don't change the argument. You said college football was about tradition. Then you used rap music versus bands as some sort of old man's exclamation point. Stop being so obtuse. The uniforms are about grabbing attention. They aren't to be the deciding factor in whether a recruit picks Miami as their school of choice. They are certainly part of the package. Just like the new field-turf practice fields and the athlete dining hall.
This about you and what you want, not the program. That is fine, but don't try to sell us with that tradition nonsense. And don't compare us to schools who we are nothing like us. No one thinks Miami has classic uniforms. No one really identifies us with anything other than the U. On Saturdays on TV the U will still be prominent on any helmet that is chosen and that is what matters.
That's all fine and dandy, but at the end of the day they're nothing more than uniforms, and they're ugly, and they're not getting us a single recruit. And, me being obtuse. Ha. You lecture me on our history. Come on. I teach a Sports History course and spend a week analyzing " the U" and how Miami revolutionized college football. Because we're not Alabama it doesn't mean we have to look like Maryland.
that's your opinion. i think the new unis is bad *** and about the recruits, duh a Uni doesn't get em to commit, but recruits now a days are into flashy Uni's, alot a different combinations. That could be on of the factors in his decision.
Any Ohio State fan would say those are major tweaks. Black facemasks. Green Buckeyes stickers. Big gray numbers. Giant wide stripe on the helmet.
Miami Hurricanes football isn't about tradition. Mothafluckers forgot all about what we were about. The players and the fans thought all that stuff was dumb. You were in the middle of it and didn't even understand it. Our mascot walked around with fatigues and a toy automatic gun and you're talking to me about tradition. Absolutely dumbfounding.
You're completely missing the point. I'm talking about ****ing uniforms. You're talking about something completely different. Apples to oranges. The players don't need to be wearing crap to be different. The new uniforms look ridiculous in my opinion, and no recruit is going to pick Miami over Alabama, Auburn, USC, etc because of some space age design. The fact that you keep bringing up the 80s as your "point" and thinking that you've "won" the argument is absurd. You've "proved" nothing. Those teams that revolutionized college football in the 80s wore boring *** traditional uniforms doing it.
Those players did everything in their power to make those uniforms as individualized as they could. Whether it be do rags or multicolored leggings.
And you weren't just talking about uniforms. Don't change the argument. You said college football was about tradition. Then you used rap music versus bands as some sort of old man's exclamation point. Stop being so obtuse. The uniforms are about grabbing attention. They aren't to be the deciding factor in whether a recruit picks Miami as their school of choice. They are certainly part of the package. Just like the new field-turf practice fields and the athlete dining hall.
This about you and what you want, not the program. That is fine, but don't try to sell us with that tradition nonsense. And don't compare us to schools who we are nothing like us. No one thinks Miami has classic uniforms. No one really identifies us with anything other than the U. On Saturdays on TV the U will still be prominent on any helmet that is chosen and that is what matters.
That's all fine and dandy, but at the end of the day they're nothing more than uniforms, and they're ugly, and they're not getting us a single recruit. And, me being obtuse. Ha. You lecture me on our history. Come on. I teach a Sports History course and spend a week analyzing " the U" and how Miami revolutionized college football. Because we're not Alabama it doesn't mean we have to look like Maryland.
that's your opinion. i think the new unis is bad *** and about the recruits, duh a Uni doesn't get em to commit, but recruits now a days are into flashy Uni's, alot a different combinations. That could be on of the factors in his decision.
The white jersey with green pants is so ****ing ****.
