We’ve reached late February, which means one thing if you’re a college football fan: New uniforms. Oh, and I guess that whole NCAA Tournament thing being right around the corner as well. No big deal, right? Digression aside, 9 adidas schools will be receiving new “Made In March” uniforms.
While these are pretty tame from the waist up, things get interesting when you go further down the uniform.
Well, it wouldn’t be adidas (or new uniforms in college sports in general) without them throwing in some sort of wrinkle, and there you have it. Obviously, we’ve got two outliers here: Indiana choosing not to have a contrasting color on the waist of their shorts (at least on the road jersey), and Louisville once again going to the well of sleeved jerseys. Considering the fact that they relatively recently won a National Championship wearing uglie — I mean, similar uniforms, it’s not shocking to see them go back to sleeved jerseys for Match.
Here’s a closer look at the rest of the set:
So, which one are you a fan of? Texas A&M going gray? Michigan sort-of reaching back for their Fab Five look? Indiana for saying “Thanks, but no thanks” to the weird contrasting waist stripe? Let us know what you think! Also, it appears that none of these schools will run afoul of NCAA uniform rules like Baylor did last year, so that’s a positive.