Camo Jerseys

[BobWoodshed]

I apologize if this is posted elsewhere and I missed it, but does anybody know if PSU sells their current camo jerseys to fans? I see the previous green ones still for sale on plenty of sites, but none listing the new camo ones.

 

[scooter1]

I don't know if they sell them, but if they do would you please buy ALL of them! I love the look, as many of us do, but like many others on this site have struggled to recognize the numbers from the stands!

 

[Viktorious]

I think the only thing that came close i saw were camo tshirts last year, but it might have just been one of the player's parents

 

[ManOfVision]

To me, they are hideous. I love the idea of honoring the military, but there has to be a more attractive way of doing it.

 

[BroadwayVik]

To my taste, I've always thought the combination of green, black and white was a purposeful attempt to create an image that is dreary, austere and non-positive. Change the black to blue, though, and, all of a sudden, they become flush with relevance.



Having said that, I think the designer did a heck of a job to incorporate these blah colors into a camoflage design. While I think the numerals are a good throwback to WWII, I also believe their look and effect could be stepped up significantly to make the whole look more attractive. The could be rendered as more symbolic than authentic.

 

[martymoose]

I dig the camos, but I very much agree that it's damn near impossible to make the numbers out from the stands.

From what I've heard/read, the camo uniforms are the best fitting, so I don't blame them for wanting to wear them week after week during the season.

 

[GreenGiant]

The media day video was posted sometime ago, they asked the players a bunch of fluff questions about best this and that. Every single one of the players said PSU had the best uniforms. You will see more camo style uniforms not fewer. These uniforms are a great recruiting tool for the coaches. I believe they changed the numbers slightly last year to make them easier to read, though they were still bad.