jessejames02
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Wyo2dal said:jessejames02 said:30 here. Return to old style is great.
On the Bohl vs. DC style of uniforms, I don't think Bohl is going after the kind of kids that would pick a program based on a Nike contract, varied unis and a special camo day unit. That's a flash, extras and essentially distractions. Focus on the field, conditioning, establishing consistency and changing the culture. We might think it doesn't matter, let the kids have 20 combos, sell more jerseys, but it does. The culture needs to be consistent top to bottom to be effective and if that means tossing out the fluff (and an extra uni is absolutely fluff) then so be it.
That is just your opinion and I certainly don't agree with it. Focus on the field & conditioning has nothing to do with uniforms. Calling a uniform a problem because a coach can't seem to coach properly is just making excuses.
If you honestly think this team this year or the team last year would have been more likely to win more games wearing old 80's uniforms instead of wearing a different uniform each week that is completely mind boggling. Bringing back old uniforms isn't going to make the team win and uniform combinations do not keep coaches from coaching or players from playing.
:| No. Nobody thinks wearing 80's uniforms will make them win. That's the point of what I'm trying to say. 80's uni, 20 uni combo's, it doesn't matter. It's a fun extra that has no impact on the field. Oregon doesn't win because of the uniforms just like Maryland doesn't. Bama, Penn State, Ohio State, etc. don't win or lose because of the uniforms. Sorry our guys don't get to wear your favorite costume to the party. Bohl has a lot to do to win, he decided the uni's are a distraction and if they distract him from doing what he was hired to do, then he's right.
I personally loved all the combos the last few years, I also like the old school look, but as long as there's brown and gold I don't really give a damn. It's football not figure skating.