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Three readers have gotten in touch over the past few days to tell me that they attended the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships, which took place last weekend in Minneapolis. If you’re not familiar with this event, allow Anna Rajdl to explain:

Pond hockey is played outdoors with teams of six (four on the ice at a time) playing a condensed version of hockey. There are no goalies or nets; instead, there are small boxes on both ends with two holes. To score, you must shoot the puck into one of the two small holes. It’s pretty popular here in Minnesota, but teams from all around the country and Canada come to play in this tournament — it’s kind of like the World Series or Super Bowl of pond hockey. To add to the excitement, the average high last weekend was minus-3, so it was darn cold.

Anna took a bunch of excellent photos that capture the range of uniforms in the tourney, some of them fairly traditional, others less so. You can see the full set in this slideshow. That’s her shot at the top of today’s page, too. (The tournament’s web site has its own photo gallery, but their pics frankly aren’t as good as Anna’s.)

Jeff Barak attended the tournament, too. He didn’t take any pics (“With a wind chill of minus-19, I wasn’t about to take my gloves off to hold a metal camera”), but he did point me toward this great video clip, which nicely captures the homespun feel of the pond hockey scene. (For those who want more, there’s an additional video here, but it’s not as good.)

Also on hand was Carl Schneeman, who created this collage of photos from the tournament.

Meanwhile, I just learned that there’s another kind of pond hockey, which involves playing under the ice. The “What the fuck..?” factor is pretty much off the scale on this one, so I’ll just shut up and let you see for yourself in this video report.

Uni Watch News Ticker: We now have photos of the NBA All-Star Game uniforms, as seen here, here, here, and here. What the photos don’t show, of course, is the two-toned front/back concept that both teams will be wearing. ”¦ Holy shit. Details here (with thanks to Richard Fleck). ”¦ The Pirates have unveiled a spring training logo that looks like it was designed by a 12-year old (as spotted by Yancy Yeater). ”¦ Jeremy Brahm reports that the Dodgers and Padres will be playing some spring training games in China, which of course calls for a new logo. ”¦ Also from Jeremy: Japan’s Football (i.e., soccer) Association has just announced their new uniforms for the next two years. ”¦ The A’s have unveiled a 40th-anniversary logo (for 40 years in Oakland, that is — the franchise itself is much older than that), but my understanding is that it will not be worn as a sleeve patch. ”¦ The Rangers retired Brian Leetch’s number last night. As per standard Rangers protocol, the commemorative jersey patch for the occasion was worn on the shoulder, not on the chest. ”¦ IUPUI coach Ron Hunter, as promised, coached barefoot last night, in order to raise awareness of foot odor African poverty. ”¦ Back in November, Scott Nuzum contributed a photo of Fort Scott Community College’s very plain uniforms. Now he’s one-upped himself by sending in a photo of Fort Scott playing against Labette Community College, which wore black jerseys and white shorts. … Jeremy Brahm reports that the Orix Buffaloes are selling a baseball cap-shaped backpack.

 
  
 
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    Jeremy Brahm reports that the Orix Blue Wave are selling a baseball cap-shaped backpack.

    One question, why?

    Uhm, the Bradenton logo is representative of the exterior of McKechnie Field, the Buccos ST home:
    link

    It’s a simple design. I’m biased, but I like it.

    Paul, those spring training games are going to be in China, not Japan. Only the Red Sox-A’s series is in Japan.

    And what’s with the NBA All-Star uniforms? Based on the drawings, there is no adidas logo, only the sublimated stripes (which don’t look that bad, honestly).

    But the photos of the players have the logo up by the shoulder, with no stripes.

    Which ones are they wearing?

    Regarding Fort Scott’s plain jerseys, I distinctly remember TCU wearing such simple jerseys in the early 1980s. It had no name on front and was a very simple, purple and white design.

    I like the pond-hockey uniforms. The creative numbering for the Pro Shop (square root of 2, 1/fast — hah!), the Subway jerseys from the old Bruins (lots of love for the black-and-gold up there in Minnesota, eh?) and the guys with the Zubaz pants and the video game character on their yellow jerseys. Totally 80s, dude!

    They don’t get so creative for Gus Macker/NBA Hoop It Up basketball, nor the “over the line” softball as found in southern California. The names of the team, yes. Unies, no.

    Wow – underwater hockey.

    If that’s not the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever seen..

    It just made my day to see a whole story dedicated to Pond Hockey. Makes me want to skip out on work and go play:)

    [quote comment=”209919″]question is, when will todd be getting link?

    link on the uni…so this is where we’re headed next season (on team unis)???[/quote]

    ahem…when will todd be getting one of link

    sorry todd

    [quote comment=”209925″][quote comment=”209917″]link

    For the math-illiterate, he’s the “inverse of fast”[/quote]

    and don’t forget his linemates link and link[/quote]

    Brilliance.

    Best uni number ever!

    For the math-illiterate, he’s the “inverse of fast”

    Great pictures. They remind me of a teammate in college intramurals who went by “The Great -e^(-i*pi)”, which equals 1.

    The Rangers also had all the special guests in white jerseys with the #2 where the C or A would be, and the current Rangers watched the ceremony in a special Leetch Jersey that also had the #2 in the C of A spot (they wore their home blues).

    Here’s pic of Adam Graves one of the special guests with the white jersey and #2 on the front:
    link

    Paul, I can’t tell by the pics but the lettering on those NBA All-Star Uni’s looks screened or heat pressed on. Can you confirm this? If they are twill letters sewn on I don’t see any of the stitching.

    [quote comment=”209937″]link

    Like the name hate the logo and colors[/quote]

    The logo looks like a giant pin with a round head.

    [quote comment=”209931″]Best uni number ever!

    For the math-illiterate, he’s the “inverse of fast”

    Great pictures. They remind me of a teammate in college intramurals who went by “The Great -e^(-i*pi)”, which equals 1.[/quote]

    Um no it doesn’t you’re rasing e to an imaginary number times pi… there’s no way that equals one.

    At the Leetch ceremony last nite all the former players wore the 2006-07 Reebok authentic unis, rather than this year’s EDGE design. Not sure if I got more nostalgic for the days Leetch, Richter, Graves, and Mess or for the old uni template.

    [quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    Most elite individual sport athletes have their own logos.

    link
    link

    Of course even

    link
    and
    link
    had their own logos and they played a team sport.

    [quote comment=”209939″][quote comment=”209937″]link

    Like the name hate the logo and colors[/quote]

    The logo looks like a giant pin with a round head.[/quote]

    Finally Pro Basketball in Atlanta

    To the pond hockey team in yellow: WELL DONE.

    I really wish the Bruins would bring those back as a third. Providence wore something very similar last season.

    No one’s wearing thirds in the NHL anymore, are they?

    [quote comment=”209914″]It is Orix Buffaloes, not Blue Wave.[/quote]

    Yeah, the Orix Blue Wave merged with Kintetsu Buffaloes. Kintetsu had the fugliest professional baseball cap ever — looked like trucker hats with 80s-era NFL sewing.

    One of my favorite unis from the pond hockey is the team with the old pixelated Nintendo hockey players. I loved that game as a kid. I only saw the fat one, did any of the medium and skinny guy?

    Those are some fantastic and creative uniforms!

    @Justin
    [quote comment=”209940″][quote comment=”209931″]Best uni number ever!

    For the math-illiterate, he’s the “inverse of fast”

    Great pictures. They remind me of a teammate in college intramurals who went by “The Great -e^(-i*pi)”, which equals 1.[/quote]

    Um no it doesn’t you’re rasing e to an imaginary number times pi… there’s no way that equals one.[/quote]

    I’m not sure if you’re being sarcastic, or just never learned how to do a Taylor series, but -e^(i*pi) (corrected his original) is exactly 1.

    link

    [quote comment=”209950″]Why does Tim Duncan’s jersey have an adidas logo?[/quote]

    Must have had a replica for him, instead of an authentic.

    [quote comment=”209944″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    Most elite individual sport athletes have their own logos.

    link
    link

    Of course even

    link
    and
    link
    had their own logos and they played a team sport.[/quote]

    Steffi Graf, Stefan Edberg, Martina Navratilova, and Ivan Lendl had their own logowear in the 80s. You had to look very carefully for their initials in the logo.

    [quote comment=”209950″]Why does Tim Duncan’s jersey have an adidas logo?[/quote]

    Bahahaha, maybe he was wearing a replica.

    [quote comment=”209944″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    Most elite individual sport athletes have their own logos.

    link
    link

    Of course even

    link
    and
    link
    had their own logos and they played a team sport.[/quote]
    And there are the logos for…

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    link
    link

    I actually really like the All-Star uniforms… well other than the damn 3 stripes down the sides which I still hold is more offensive than a swoosh.

    I was a little concerned that the uniforms would just be split in half with the 2 tones. But the way they had the side panel curve and then swoop around the bottom of the shorts looks really good. I don’t know how the silver backs will look on the blue uniforms but I like the gold on the white.

    The three stripes down the side were on the uniform link too. So I wouldn’t worry too much about them being integrated on the uniforms any time soon. At least I hope not… they’ve already made their way onto warm-ups with I think it bad enough.

    [quote comment=”209948″]To the pond hockey team in yellow: WELL DONE.

    I really wish the Bruins would bring those back as a third. Providence wore something very similar last season.

    No one’s wearing thirds in the NHL anymore, are they?[/quote]

    Third jerseys are supposed to return next season. I recall that they were suspended for this season to focus on the Edge system.

    I was doing a search for safety vests at work yesterday and came across these…

    link
    link

    The Bengals and Rams helmets don’t translate very well into hard-hats, and why wouldn’t they make the ‘Bama hat with a number on the side? The Michigan one just looks plain stupid with the logo.

    [quote comment=”209964″][quote comment=”209948″]To the pond hockey team in yellow: WELL DONE.

    I really wish the Bruins would bring those back as a third. Providence wore something very similar last season.

    No one’s wearing thirds in the NHL anymore, are they?[/quote]

    Third jerseys are supposed to return next season. I recall that they were suspended for this season to focus on the Edge system.[/quote]

    Nice. Hopefully Colorado gets that maroon/diagonal lettering sweater back.

    [quote comment=”209967″]I was doing a search for safety vests at work yesterday and came across these…

    link
    link

    The Bengals and Rams helmets don’t translate very well into hard-hats, and why wouldn’t they make the ‘Bama hat with a number on the side? The Michigan one just looks plain stupid with the logo.[/quote]

    link doubles as a mortarboard & work attire

    Jon: TCU did have plain jerseys for a couple of year in the Jim Killingsworth era. They looked like somebody bought some old junior-varsity purple jerseys somewhere. I think that there had originally been some logo above them, but it had been removed.

    They weren’t great jerseys, but still better than the lavender with purple pinstripes monstrosities of the early ’70s. I only wish I had a pic of those.

    Got a new entry into the lost officals gear: I work for the Columbus Cottonmouths (SPHL) and in last nights game against the Knoxville Ice Bears (who wore all black) one of the linesmen had his equipment lost by the airlines. He had to borrow some equipment from the head ref of the local mens hockey league. Nothing fit he guy correctly and he had a hard time just skating. No pics yet unfortunatly.

    [quote comment=”209929″]
    when will todd be getting one of link

    [/quote]

    your original quote had a pic of the ranger unis, and then one of the all star unis…
    so at first i was like, i’ll NEVER get either because they are made by reebok and adidas respectively.

    i think there was a time when i would have gotten maybe a 1 inch by 1 inch jumpman or swoosh, but now, when it comes to tatts, i really would have to put a lot of thought into it.

    The thing with the backpack was just that it was weird. I had never though of making a design of a hat like that to actually carry something that big.

    I showed it to one of my Japanese friends this morning and she that it was cute (traditional Japanese response).

    It could be worse: link

    [quote comment=”209964″][quote comment=”209948″]To the pond hockey team in yellow: WELL DONE.

    I really wish the Bruins would bring those back as a third. Providence wore something very similar last season.

    No one’s wearing thirds in the NHL anymore, are they?[/quote]

    Third jerseys are supposed to return next season. I recall that they were suspended for this season to focus on the Edge system.[/quote]
    Yet every level of pro hockey is in the RbK Edge crap. They held off on the thirds for one reason – to sell these redesigned originals.

    I guess there is enough of stock of the old non-edge uniforms so that they can build up enough for every honorary pre-game ceremony?

    Or maybe they are still making them… DEATH TO THE EDGE!

    I played in the Pond Hockey Championships last year and the range of unis was great but this year looked to be even better.

    “Uhm, the Bradenton logo is representative of the exterior of McKechnie Field, the Buccos ST home:
    As seen here
    It’s a simple design. I’m biased, but I like it.”

    i agree! and i am ALSO biased as a huge pirates fan…-pause for laughter-… and my favorite number is 40 (obviously). classy, simple, what more could you ask for? just as long as it is a sign around town and the ballpark, and not a uni-patch.

    No comments yet about link having USPS Priority tape holding his socks on? Plus, that’s a boss St. Paul Vulcans logo.

    [quote comment=”209967″]I was doing a search for safety vests at work yesterday and came across these…

    link
    link

    The Bengals and Rams helmets don’t translate very well into hard-hats, and why wouldn’t they make the ‘Bama hat with a number on the side? The Michigan one just looks plain stupid with the logo.[/quote]

    OU doesn’t have a white stripe…

    i play adult league hockey and, first off, i am jealous of all you $#%^@ that grew up next to or near a frozen pond! haha.

    but, i play against a team sponsored by a bank, and all of their numbers have dollars and cents:

    $40.00 (but the zeros are much smaller).

    looks really cool!

    $8.00
    $39.00
    $80.00
    etc…

    If you ever wondered what Mr. Potato Head would look like as a Washington Capital, well, the Caps have fulfilled your wish: link

    Happy 90th birthday, link. The Detroit Free Press says “Ernie is probably the only person you could meet in 2008 who met Mack, Ruth, Cobb — and Ted Williams.”

    [quote comment=”210008″]link

    Not sure if it has been shared before.[/quote]

    Sounds like what UW friend John Springer is working on, although for the Mets

    [quote comment=”209981″][quote comment=”209967″]I was doing a search for safety vests at work yesterday and came across these…

    link
    link

    The Bengals and Rams helmets don’t translate very well into hard-hats, and why wouldn’t they make the ‘Bama hat with a number on the side? The Michigan one just looks plain stupid with the logo.[/quote]

    link doubles as a mortarboard & work attire[/quote]

    yes, i expect to see some of these on construction sites down here.

    I think it’s logical that Stephon Marbury has his own logo; it’s his own show company. Michael Jordan, LeBron, Durant, Penny, etc. all were made by another company, who created a logo for them.

    I kind of like the Starbury logo: the 3 with the added dot to create a star.

    And the shoes are good too. Just as good as any Nike or Adidas I’ve worn, and MUCH less expensive.

    Just surfing the web and came across this link of the all star unis. You can see the front and back of the uniforms. Doesn’t look as bad as I thought it would…but definitely not great.

    Those pond hockey sweaters are absolutely beautiful! My beer league team has always just had a basic Toronto template (no complaints).

    How does a team even get that old bruins design made up?

    [quote comment=”209954″][quote comment=”209950″]Why does Tim Duncan’s jersey have an adidas logo?[/quote]

    Must have had a replica for him, instead of an authentic.[/quote]

    I remember this last year. I don’t know if you can find pics, but last year’s promo pics were replicas, also. During the game, however, the adidas logo was not to be seen on the All-Star uniforms.

    There is this secondary Lebron logo referred to as the link, which as legend says was fashioned from his first-ever dunk in the NBA!
    Each year, his signature shoe is produced in what is called the Dunkman “colorway”.

    link
    link
    link
    link
    link

    [quote comment=”210001″]i play adult league hockey and, first off, i am jealous of all you $#%^@ that grew up next to or near a frozen pond! haha.

    but, i play against a team sponsored by a bank, and all of their numbers have dollars and cents:

    $40.00 (but the zeros are much smaller).

    looks really cool!

    $8.00
    $39.00
    $80.00
    etc…[/quote]

    I play adult rec league hockey, too, and Jack Daniel’s sponsors a team in a higher league that I’ve seen a couple of times. The nameplate on each sweater says “Old No.” so that they are all “Old No. 7”, “Old No. 12”, etc.

    As for the postal tape on the socks, it’s a fairly common sight around the rink, especially on poor college students who don’t want to pay for hockey tape.

    [quote comment=”210022″]There is this secondary Lebron logo referred to as the link, which as legend says was fashioned from his first-ever dunk in the NBA!
    Each year, his signature shoe is produced in what is called the Dunkman “colorway”.

    link
    link
    link
    link
    link[/quote]

    Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?

    [quote comment=”210025″][quote comment=”210001″]i play adult league hockey and, first off, i am jealous of all you $#%^@ that grew up next to or near a frozen pond! haha.

    but, i play against a team sponsored by a bank, and all of their numbers have dollars and cents:

    $40.00 (but the zeros are much smaller).

    looks really cool!

    $8.00
    $39.00
    $80.00
    etc…[/quote]

    I play adult rec league hockey, too, and Jack Daniel’s sponsors a team in a higher league that I’ve seen a couple of times. The nameplate on each sweater says “Old No.” so that they are all “Old No. 7”, “Old No. 12”, etc.

    As for the postal tape on the socks, it’s a fairly common sight around the rink, especially on poor college students who don’t want to pay for hockey tape.[/quote]

    Men’s League: Check
    Hockey: No

    Instead I play in a Basketball league and one of the teams name is link.

    What is great is that all of the guys on the team have screenprinted names on the back and the names are all characters from the film, link,link , link , link etc.

    Unfortunately, theres no one to play link!

    I’ll get pics next time I see them!

    [quote comment=”210022″]There is this secondary Lebron logo referred to as the link, which as legend says was fashioned from his first-ever dunk in the NBA!
    Each year, his signature shoe is produced in what is called the Dunkman “colorway”.

    link
    link
    link
    link
    link[/quote]

    Those remind me of link.

    [quote comment=”210022″]There is this secondary Lebron logo referred to as the link, which as legend says was fashioned from his first-ever dunk in the NBA!
    Each year, his signature shoe is produced in what is called the Dunkman “colorway”.

    link
    link
    link
    link
    link[/quote]

    I figured they were going to try to re-brand LeBron soon enough. That commercial where he dribbles through different ages in his basketball career ends with him in that pose. I thought since they had him floating in air and really focusing on that dunk pose they were going to try and move away from link… which I never really liked in the first place. It’s a nice piece of design work but it just doesn’t say LeBron James to me.

    [quote comment=”210027″][quote comment=”210022″]There is this secondary Lebron logo referred to as the link, which as legend says was fashioned from his first-ever dunk in the NBA!
    Each year, his signature shoe is produced in what is called the Dunkman “colorway”.

    link
    link
    link
    link
    link[/quote]

    Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    No, check link out.

    Even I woudn’t wear those, amd that’s saying something!

    [quote comment=”210034″][quote comment=”210022″]There is this secondary Lebron logo referred to as the link, which as legend says was fashioned from his first-ever dunk in the NBA!
    Each year, his signature shoe is produced in what is called the Dunkman “colorway”.

    link
    link
    link
    link
    link[/quote]

    Those remind me of link.[/quote]

    I was thinking the exact same thing

    I know the NBA all-star game is not that important but would the silver back not resemble the white front and cause confusion during the game. I can already imagine someone giving a pass to what he thinks is one of his teammates only to hit some poor schmuk who was looking the other way in the back of the head.

    In regards to the Rangers retiring link as per standard Rangers protocol, the banner fails to display the Rangers’ link nameplate. *sigh* At least they are link. And then there’s link.

    Was reading the Sports Business Journal yesterday and saw that Herbalife has a sponsorship agreement with youth soccer which could possibly put their brand name on around 700,000 youth soccer jerseys. This seemed bad to me at first until I remembered little league and how our jerseys had the local insurance company as a sponsor. Paul, what do you think?

    A bit off topic, well not really. In the video, at one point, the coach in question is wearing an ugly green tie. Nonetheless, something interesting on ESPN concerning the basketball coach at my alma mater. Rest assured, it is DEFINITELY Uni-Related!

    link

    [quote comment=”210049″]It was my understanding there would be no math….[/quote]

    –vince young, upon receiving his wonderlic

    [quote comment=”210054″]Was reading the Sports Business Journal yesterday and saw that Herbalife has a sponsorship agreement with youth soccer which could possibly put their brand name on around 700,000 youth soccer jerseys. This seemed bad to me at first until I remembered little league and how our jerseys had the local insurance company as a sponsor. Paul, what do you think?[/quote]
    Isn’t Herbalife some kind of pyramid scheme?

    [quote comment=”210054″]Was reading the Sports Business Journal yesterday and saw that Herbalife has a sponsorship agreement with youth soccer which could possibly put their brand name on around 700,000 youth soccer jerseys. This seemed bad to me at first until I remembered little league and how our jerseys had the local insurance company as a sponsor. Paul, what do you think?[/quote]

    Teach ’em early how MLM works.

    Flickr is borked at the moment, so I can’t say for sure, but I’m guessing the tourney had its fair share of uni’s from here:

    link

    Not sure if they’ve been profiled here or not.

    At the IU game Wed. night, Deandre Thomas played the entire game with one sleeve rolled up and one sleeve long. Look at photos 40 and 47 here.

    link;

    [quote comment=”210004″]If you ever wondered what Mr. Potato Head would look like as a Washington Capital, well, the Caps have fulfilled your wish: link[/quote]

    WANT!!

    [quote comment=”209938″]Wow, who knew Oakland even had a skyline?[/quote]

    I think the images in the logo were originally supposed to be 40s, celebrating Oakland’s storied history of consumption of large-format malt beverages.

    [quote comment=”210056″][quote comment=”210049″]It was my understanding there would be no math….[/quote]

    –vince young, upon receiving his wonderlic[/quote]

    we have a winner…

    [quote comment=”210067″][quote comment=”210004″]If you ever wondered what Mr. Potato Head would look like as a Washington Capital, well, the Caps have fulfilled your wish: link[/quote]

    WANT!![/quote]
    This must be a give-a-way for every team…link

    More Interesting news from link linklink.
    Two years ago, the college renovated the football stadium complete with a new Field Turf surface and track.
    Much to my chagrin, they placed a link at midfield. This link is also all over much of the link that can be purchased in the bookstore as well as the Football programs.

    It annoys me to no end that an institution of higher learning which includes an in-house Graphic Design department has to KNOWINGLY do this. My sister works in the Athletic Department and I have often asked her about this. According to her, there are definite ramifications that come from the NCAA as far as liscensing in concerned! Unbelievable.
    And incredibly, all of the pics of midfield have disappeared from the website!

    link linklink.
    Two years ago, the college renovated the football stadium complete with a new Field Turf surface and track.
    Much to my chagrin, they placed a link at midfield. This link is also all over much of the link that can be purchased in the bookstore as well as the Football programs.

    It annoys me to no end that an institution of higher learning which includes an in-house Graphic Design department has to KNOWINGLY do this. My sister works in the Athletic Department and I have often asked her about this. According to her, there are definite ramifications that come from the NCAA as far as liscensing in concerned! Unbelievable.
    And incredibly, all of the pics of midfield have disappeared from the website![/quote]

    As usual, I take it back, here is a noy-so-great pic of the link.

    Plus a pretty cool pic of my brother Seahawks!

    [quote comment=”210081″]link[/quote]
    How long has Wagner been the Seahawks? Just curious to see if they had stolen the mascot as well as the logo from another entity.

    [quote comment=”210084″][quote comment=”210081″]link[/quote]
    How long has Wagner been the Seahawks? Just curious to see if they had stolen the mascot as well as the logo from another entity.[/quote]

    Acording to the all-time record book, which dates back to 1927, they have always had the name!

    First off..great shots of Pond Hockey..

    Second..Am I the only one who thinks that the Starbury’s are actually really nice? haha..I mean..I don’t wear basketball shoes..but doesn’t it just show how over priced they are that he can make nice ones and sell them for 10 bucks?

    Oh..and Hilarious Vince Young joke..I wish I had come up with it..haha.

    [quote comment=”209996″]Why are the allstars posing with the old Spalding Basketball?[/quote]

    The balls themselves are actually new (note the NOLA 2008 logos) limited editions (Melo’s is numbered 1456 of 2008). As to why they use the old style, I can only speculate. Despite the fact that they suck for actually playing basketball, the balls still have the futuristic look which was a marketing gimmick to start out with. They seem to scream (or plead) “We’re not your father’s NBA!”

    [quote comment=”210052″]I know the NBA all-star game is not that important but would the silver back not resemble the white front and cause confusion during the game. I can already imagine someone giving a pass to what he thinks is one of his teammates only to hit some poor schmuk who was looking the other way in the back of the head.[/quote]
    That’s what i was thinking too. if someone comes down with a rebound and wants to throw an outlet pass and there are two guys running the other way he’ll have to remember if the back of his jersey is gold or silver. did last years have the wordmark on the leg like the pics do? all i remember from last year was the stripes down the leg.

    Just heard on DC’s ESPN radio, that the Redskins long snapper (name escapes me) was just added to the pro bowl roster……guess what number he’s wearing……#21!! Unreal, enough already. Somebody needs to wear pat tillmans uni #.

    [quote comment=”210093″][quote comment=”210052″]I know the NBA all-star game is not that important but would the silver back not resemble the white front and cause confusion during the game. I can already imagine someone giving a pass to what he thinks is one of his teammates only to hit some poor schmuk who was looking the other way in the back of the head.[/quote]
    That’s what i was thinking too. if someone comes down with a rebound and wants to throw an outlet pass and there are two guys running the other way he’ll have to remember if the back of his jersey is gold or silver. did last years have the wordmark on the leg like the pics do? all i remember from last year was the stripes down the leg.[/quote]

    you are of course assuming someone actually wants to pass the ball

    [quote comment=”210099″][quote comment=”210093″][quote comment=”210052″]I know the NBA all-star game is not that important but would the silver back not resemble the white front and cause confusion during the game. I can already imagine someone giving a pass to what he thinks is one of his teammates only to hit some poor schmuk who was looking the other way in the back of the head.[/quote]
    That’s what i was thinking too. if someone comes down with a rebound and wants to throw an outlet pass and there are two guys running the other way he’ll have to remember if the back of his jersey is gold or silver. did last years have the wordmark on the leg like the pics do? all i remember from last year was the stripes down the leg.[/quote]

    you are of course assuming someone actually wants to pass the ball[/quote]
    my bad

    [quote comment=”210097″]Just heard on DC’s ESPN radio, that the Redskins long snapper (name escapes me) was just added to the pro bowl roster……guess what number he’s wearing……#21!! Unreal, enough already. Somebody needs to wear pat tillmans uni #.[/quote

    link

    [quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link

    Cool application at baseballexpress.com. You can design your own baseball uniform. Fun for all for several minutes at a time.

    [quote comment=”210108″][quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link[/quote]

    We were about to have some drama!!!

    i dont know if anyone saw the flyers game but one played got a penalty for having his jersey not strapped down. i think thats a stupid rule. but thats the NEW nhl for ya….does anyone know the penalty for that?link

    For some reason I thought UCLA only wore the contrasting “C” for home games, but they had it on their link last night at Oregon (photo 2 of 5). Was i wrong in my understanding of that?

    [quote comment=”210047″][quote comment=”210027″][quote comment=”210022″]There is this secondary Lebron logo referred to as the link, which as legend says was fashioned from his first-ever dunk in the NBA!
    Each year, his signature shoe is produced in what is called the Dunkman “colorway”.

    link
    link
    link
    link
    link[/quote]

    Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    No, check link out.

    Even I woudn’t wear those, amd that’s saying something![/quote]

    I use these for field hockey if playing indoors or on turf. These can take a 90-mph blast with no problem.

    [quote comment=”210113″][quote comment=”210108″][quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link[/quote]

    We were about to have some drama!!![/quote]

    WLAF Orlando Thunder!

    Wolfsburg 1998! (or thereabouts)

    Nigeria 2002!

    Barcelona 2004! (or was it 05?)

    [quote comment=”210116″]“For some reason I thought UCLA only wore the contrasting “C” for home games, but they had it on their link last night at Oregon (photo 2 of 5). Was I wrong in my understanding of that?”[/quote]

    No. They are doing that on all their available unis this year, and as we all know, that “C” is for 100 NCAA titles.

    That green dot on the back of the quarterback’s helmet means he has a radio inside to get the plays from his coach.

    And that will be enough for today for the nOObs who fail at asking those same questions ad nauseum.

    Thank you.

    [quote comment=”210124″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    …lets not forget #3 link now.[/quote]

    That has got to be a variation of DaVinci’s link, no?

    [quote comment=”210129″][quote comment=”210124″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    …lets not forget #3 link now.[/quote]

    That has got to be a variation of DaVinci’s link, no?[/quote]

    Nope it is Dwayne as a human link.

    [quote comment=”210127″][quote comment=”210116″]“For some reason I thought UCLA only wore the contrasting “C” for home games, but they had it on their link last night at Oregon (photo 2 of 5). Was I wrong in my understanding of that?”[/quote]

    No. They are doing that on all their available unis this year, and as we all know, that “C” is for 100 NCAA titles.

    That green dot on the back of the quarterback’s helmet means he has a radio inside to get the plays from his coach.

    And that will be enough for today for the nOObs who fail at asking those same questions ad nauseum.

    Thank you.[/quote]
    Didn’t you mean stOObs?

    Recently I asked if segment had ever been dedicated to uniforms in movies. There was. Thank you. The reason I asked was because of an ad for some movie that just came out on dvd. I don’t recall the title. I believe it was an “outrageous” comedy. The color schemes were gnarly.
    My new question is this..
    Has there ever been a segment on uniforms being used in commercials?
    If you don’t watch Flight of the Conchords and Trailer Park Boys(Canadian)… I don’t know what.

    [quote comment=”210127″]And that will be enough for today for the nOObs who fail at asking those same questions ad nauseum.

    Thank you.[/quote]

    now get off my lawn

    Pond hockey rules! They actually have the Canadian finals on TSN in Canada. Great jerseys on those guys. Creativity at its best!

    As for the “WTF” comment, I’ve written articles on various forms of hockey seen across the world. Some of these are gaining in popularity, and others are already popular. Some are: link, link, link, and link.

    If you’re interested, take a look. There are some interesting videos and information about each form of hockey, as well as website links to get more info about each sport.

    Great work to Anna Rajdl, Jeff Burak, and Carl Schneeman for their work too! :o)

    [quote comment=”210114″]i dont know if anyone saw the flyers game but one played got a penalty for having his jersey not strapped down. i think thats a stupid rule. but thats the NEW nhl for ya….does anyone know the penalty for that?link

    He got a 10 minute misconduct for that. They explained it on the post-game show.. the rule was put in effect so that players couldn’t rip the jerseys off giving them an unfair advantage because the other guy wouldn’t have anything to hold onto.
    They also said that Downie was so out of it after getting boarded earlier in the game that he came back out from the trainers room and basically just didn’t remember to strap it down.
    He’s a f’n animal.

    [quote comment=”210120″][quote comment=”210113″][quote comment=”210108″][quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link[/quote]

    We were about to have some drama!!![/quote]

    WLAF Orlando Thunder![/quote]

    I can’t see anything wrong with link!

    [quote comment=”210142″][quote comment=”210114″]i dont know if anyone saw the flyers game but one played got a penalty for having his jersey not strapped down. i think thats a stupid rule. but thats the NEW nhl for ya….does anyone know the penalty for that?link

    He got a 10 minute misconduct for that. They explained it on the post-game show.. the rule was put in effect so that players couldn’t rip the jerseys off giving them an unfair advantage because the other guy wouldn’t have anything to hold onto.
    They also said that Downie was so out of it after getting boarded earlier in the game that he came back out from the trainers room and basically just didn’t remember to strap it down.
    He’s a f’n animal.[/quote]

    Downie received a game misconduct, not a 10-minute misconduct.

    The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.

    [quote comment=”210136″][quote comment=”210127″][quote comment=”210116″]“For some reason I thought UCLA only wore the contrasting “C” for home games, but they had it on their link last night at Oregon (photo 2 of 5). Was I wrong in my understanding of that?”[/quote]

    No. They are doing that on all their available unis this year, and as we all know, that “C” is for 100 NCAA titles.

    That green dot on the back of the quarterback’s helmet means he has a radio inside to get the plays from his coach.

    And that will be enough for today for the nOObs who fail at asking those same questions ad nauseum.

    Thank you.[/quote]
    Didn’t you mean stOObs?[/quote]

    On the Men’s BB Page at espn.com, the spotlight section under the ‘More’ heading there is an image of UCLA players on the bench. They are in the away blue unis and the C is the same color as the U,L, and A. Is this a picture from last year?

    [quote comment=”210075″]More Interesting news from link linklink.
    Two years ago, the college renovated the football stadium complete with a new Field Turf surface and track.
    Much to my chagrin, they placed a link at midfield. This link is also all over much of the link that can be purchased in the bookstore as well as the Football programs.

    It annoys me to no end that an institution of higher learning which includes an in-house Graphic Design department has to KNOWINGLY do this. My sister works in the Athletic Department and I have often asked her about this. According to her, there are definite ramifications that come from the NCAA as far as liscensing in concerned! Unbelievable.
    And incredibly, all of the pics of midfield have disappeared from the website![/quote]

    Wagner has to KNOWINGLY do what? I’m not following what you’re saying.

    [quote comment=”210114″]i dont know if anyone saw the flyers game but one played got a penalty for having his jersey not strapped down. i think thats a stupid rule. but thats the NEW nhl for ya….does anyone know the penalty for that?[/quote]

    That has nothing to do with the NEW NHL. That rule has been in place for some time now. I’ll see if I can find the year it started.

    [quote comment=”210127″][quote comment=”210116″]“For some reason I thought UCLA only wore the contrasting “C” for home games, but they had it on their link last night at Oregon (photo 2 of 5). Was I wrong in my understanding of that?”[/quote]

    No. They are doing that on all their available unis this year, and as we all know, that “C” is for 100 NCAA titles.

    That green dot on the back of the quarterback’s helmet means he has a radio inside to get the plays from his coach.

    And that will be enough for today for the nOObs who fail at asking those same questions ad nauseum.

    Thank you.[/quote]
    Thanks for WAAAY over-answering my simple question. I know about all that crap. Just hadn’t seen a UCLA road game all year. Jeez.

    [quote comment=”210145″]The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.[/quote]

    link
    link

    Love the pond hockey photos. I’m old enough to remember the classic Soviet uniforms (there’s a whole generation coming of age to whom you have to explain the USSR). I especially like the nice touch of using linkonthe Soviet jerseys/sweaters

    [quote comment=”210148″][quote comment=”210075″]More Interesting news from link linklink.
    Two years ago, the college renovated the football stadium complete with a new Field Turf surface and track.
    Much to my chagrin, they placed a link at midfield. This link is also all over much of the link that can be purchased in the bookstore as well as the Football programs.

    It annoys me to no end that an institution of higher learning which includes an in-house Graphic Design department has to KNOWINGLY do this. My sister works in the Athletic Department and I have often asked her about this. According to her, there are definite ramifications that come from the NCAA as far as liscensing in concerned! Unbelievable.
    And incredibly, all of the pics of midfield have disappeared from the website![/quote]

    Wagner has to KNOWINGLY do what? I’m not following what you’re saying.[/quote]

    According to the Manager Of Athletic Facilities Operations at Wagner, of the administrators in the athletic department knew that what they were choosing for the new logo was already in use by the Wisconsin athletic department.

    [quote comment=”210120″][quote comment=”210113″][quote comment=”210108″][quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link[/quote]

    We were about to have some drama!!![/quote]

    WLAF Orlando Thunder!

    Wolfsburg 1998! (or thereabouts)

    Nigeria 2002!

    Barcelona 2004! (or was it 05?)[/quote]

    link

    I always thought Marbury’s dot looked like the eye of a bird that’s chirping…..somehow very appropriate. Don’t like it much as a star.

    [quote comment=”210145″][quote comment=”210142″][quote comment=”210114″]i dont know if anyone saw the flyers game but one played got a penalty for having his jersey not strapped down. i think thats a stupid rule. but thats the NEW nhl for ya….does anyone know the penalty for that?link

    He got a 10 minute misconduct for that. They explained it on the post-game show.. the rule was put in effect so that players couldn’t rip the jerseys off giving them an unfair advantage because the other guy wouldn’t have anything to hold onto.
    They also said that Downie was so out of it after getting boarded earlier in the game that he came back out from the trainers room and basically just didn’t remember to strap it down.
    He’s a f’n animal.[/quote]

    Downie received a game misconduct, not a 10-minute misconduct.

    The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.[/quote]

    You’re right – Cote got the 10 minute misconduct for fight instigator.

    [quote comment=”210158″][quote comment=”210120″][quote comment=”210113″][quote comment=”210108″][quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link[/quote]

    We were about to have some drama!!![/quote]

    WLAF Orlando Thunder!

    Wolfsburg 1998! (or thereabouts)

    Nigeria 2002!

    Barcelona 2004! (or was it 05?)[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    link

    [quote comment=”210160″][quote comment=”210145″]
    Downie received a game misconduct, not a 10-minute misconduct.

    The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.[/quote]

    You’re right – Cote got the 10 minute misconduct for fight instigator.[/quote]

    The game was very entertaining simply for physicality. These two teams appear to legitimately hate one another. :o)

    [quote comment=”210153″][quote comment=”210145″]The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.[/quote]

    link
    link[/quote]

    The rule says “sweater” NOT “jersey”

    [quote comment=”210114″]i dont know if anyone saw the flyers game but one played got a penalty for having his jersey not strapped down. i think thats a stupid rule. but thats the NEW nhl for ya….does anyone know the penalty for that?link
    The penatly has been in existence for years… It’s actually for the safety of both players. If you are not wearing the tie down strap, you run the risk of having the sweater pulled over your head, rendering you possibly defenseless.

    If you are throwing the punches, your sweater comes off more easily, enabling your punching arm more range of motion.

    [quote comment=”210158″][quote comment=”210120″][quote comment=”210113″][quote comment=”210108″][quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link[/quote]

    We were about to have some drama!!![/quote]

    WLAF Orlando Thunder!

    Wolfsburg 1998! (or thereabouts)

    Nigeria 2002!

    Barcelona 2004! (or was it 05?)[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Other than having an obscure career where all he’ll ever be known for (on this board at least) is that Pro Set card, here’s something else that we can remember link for.

    [quote comment=”210165″][quote comment=”210153″][quote comment=”210145″]The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.[/quote]

    link
    link[/quote]

    The rule says “sweater” NOT “jersey”[/quote]

    Marty, how many polyester sweaters do you own? :o)

    I never quoted the rulebook either.

    [quote comment=”210134″][quote comment=”210129″][quote comment=”210124″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    …lets not forget #3 link now.[/quote]

    That has got to be a variation of DaVinci’s link, no?[/quote]

    Nope it is Dwayne as a human link.[/quote]

    Does anyone remember when Patrick Ewing had his own shoe?? I think he was with link first, then link his link

    And take a look at the link…..

    [quote comment=”210162″][quote comment=”210160″][quote comment=”210145″]
    Downie received a game misconduct, not a 10-minute misconduct.

    The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.[/quote]

    You’re right – Cote got the 10 minute misconduct for fight instigator.[/quote]

    The game was very entertaining simply for physicality. These two teams appear to legitimately hate one another. :o)[/quote]
    Indeed they do, Teebz! It comes from the Pens beating the Flyers in all 8 games last season.. Now the Flyers have won the 4 so far this season. and If I recall correctly; this was the only one that was really close this season.

    [quote comment=”210168″]Marty, how many polyester sweaters do you own? :o)[/quote]

    can we take side bets on the answer?

    here is a story from the Wagner website on their nickname:

    In response to inquiries from older alumni as to the origin of the nickname “Seahawks,” the Link herewith tells the story as we got it from Ronald Reynier, originator of the name. The name grew out of a student body competition in the fall of 1947. It was felt that the nicknames often in use, “The Green Wave” and “The Hilltoppers,” were not sufficiently distinctive. Reynier was the winner of the contest with his suggestion of “Seahawk.” He tells us, first of all, that there is no such bird as a Seahawk. The origin of the name dates back to the time of the great Spanish Main. A small band of English pirates, who operated in the Caribbean Sea and attacked the large ships of the Spanish, were given the nickname of Seahawks. Taking Wagner’s location, looking out over the sea, and the small school playing many large schools in sports, it seemed that Wagner had a close analogy to the original Seahawks. The name was submitted. The student body did the rest.

    [quote comment=”210136″][quote comment=”210127″][quote comment=”210116″]“For some reason I thought UCLA only wore the contrasting “C” for home games, but they had it on their link last night at Oregon (photo 2 of 5). Was I wrong in my understanding of that?”[/quote]

    No. They are doing that on all their available unis this year, and as we all know, that “C” is for 100 NCAA titles.

    That green dot on the back of the quarterback’s helmet means he has a radio inside to get the plays from his coach.

    And that will be enough for today for the nOObs who fail at asking those same questions ad nauseum.

    Thank you.[/quote]

    Why has this board gotten so snarky lately? Yeah those subjects have been covered but if you don’t want to answer them then just don’t. Maybe it’s somebody new and they haven’t gone through the entire archive.

    [quote comment=”210174″]here is a story from the Wagner website on their nickname:

    In response to inquiries from older alumni as to the origin of the nickname “Seahawks,” the Link herewith tells the story as we got it from Ronald Reynier, originator of the name. The name grew out of a student body competition in the fall of 1947. It was felt that the nicknames often in use, “The Green Wave” and “The Hilltoppers,” were not sufficiently distinctive. Reynier was the winner of the contest with his suggestion of “Seahawk.” He tells us, first of all, that there is no such bird as a Seahawk. The origin of the name dates back to the time of the great Spanish Main. A small band of English pirates, who operated in the Caribbean Sea and attacked the large ships of the Spanish, were given the nickname of Seahawks. Taking Wagner’s location, looking out over the sea, and the small school playing many large schools in sports, it seemed that Wagner had a close analogy to the original Seahawks. The name was submitted. The student body did the rest.[/quote]

    Nice work, Al! Unfortunately it still doesn’t explain why they stole another, larger school’s very recognizable logo!

    [quote comment=”210176″][quote comment=”210136″][quote comment=”210127″][quote comment=”210116″]“For some reason I thought UCLA only wore the contrasting “C” for home games, but they had it on their link last night at Oregon (photo 2 of 5). Was I wrong in my understanding of that?”[/quote]

    No. They are doing that on all their available unis this year, and as we all know, that “C” is for 100 NCAA titles.

    That green dot on the back of the quarterback’s helmet means he has a radio inside to get the plays from his coach.

    And that will be enough for today for the nOObs who fail at asking those same questions ad nauseum.

    Thank you.[/quote]

    Why has this board gotten so snarky lately? Yeah those subjects have been covered but if you don’t want to answer them then just don’t. Maybe it’s somebody new and they haven’t gone through the entire archive.[/quote]
    Thanks for sticking up for me Robert, but I’m not a new guy. I just misunderstood when and where UCLA would be wearing the contrasting ‘C’. I regret even bringing it up.

    [quote comment=”210182″]Thanks for sticking up for me Robert, but I’m not a new guy. I just misunderstood when and where UCLA would be wearing the contrasting ‘C’. I regret even bringing it up.[/quote]

    it’s also funny that the person who seems to have the biggest problem with the green dot is the ONLY one to mention it…sorry for bolding the quote too

    [quote comment=”210170″][quote comment=”210162″][quote comment=”210160″][quote comment=”210145″]
    Downie received a game misconduct, not a 10-minute misconduct.

    The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.[/quote]

    You’re right – Cote got the 10 minute misconduct for fight instigator.[/quote]

    The game was very entertaining simply for physicality. These two teams appear to legitimately hate one another. :o)[/quote]
    Indeed they do, Teebz! It comes from the Pens beating the Flyers in all 8 games last season.. Now the Flyers have won the 4 so far this season. and If I recall correctly; this was the only one that was really close this season.[/quote]

    Yeah, that’s correct, Chris. It’s like the Devils against both NYC teams – they can’t win against them. Pittsburgh can’t seem to beat the Flyers.

    But all the games between these rivals are truly entertaining. :o)

    [quote comment=”210170″][quote comment=”210162″][quote comment=”210160″][quote comment=”210145″]
    Downie received a game misconduct, not a 10-minute misconduct.

    The “Rob Ray” rule states that any player caught not securing their jersey by using the fighting strap is automatically ejected. I can’t remember the rule number, but it’s in the NHL rulebook.[/quote]

    You’re right – Cote got the 10 minute misconduct for fight instigator.[/quote]

    The game was very entertaining simply for physicality. These two teams appear to legitimately hate one another. :o)[/quote]
    Indeed they do, Teebz! It comes from the Pens beating the Flyers in all 8 games last season.. Now the Flyers have won the 4 so far this season. and If I recall correctly; this was the only one that was really close this season.[/quote]

    It’s turning out to be a pretty damned good rivalry. Moreso than in recent years – it’s good to see the new blood developing and carrying on with this real loathing of the other team. Both sides.
    The ‘Battle of PA’ should be good for years to come!

    [quote comment=”210188″]I know it’s off topic but, anyone know a place i can buy some striped stirrups?[/quote]

    The garbage cause thats where they belong

    [quote comment=”210185″][quote comment=”210182″]Thanks for sticking up for me Robert, but I’m not a new guy. I just misunderstood when and where UCLA would be wearing the contrasting ‘C’. I regret even bringing it up.[/quote]

    it’s also funny that the person who seems to have the biggest problem with the green dot is the ONLY one to mention it…sorry for bolding the quote too[/quote]

    Well, you should be ashamed

    By the way, anybody notice that LT of San Diego rarely has an American flag on his helmet?

    [quote comment=”210200″][quote comment=”210185″][quote comment=”210182″]Thanks for sticking up for me Robert, but I’m not a new guy. I just misunderstood when and where UCLA would be wearing the contrasting ‘C’. I regret even bringing it up.[/quote]

    it’s also funny that the person who seems to have the biggest problem with the green dot is the ONLY one to mention it…sorry for bolding the quote too[/quote]

    Well, you should be ashamed

    By the way, anybody notice that LT of San Diego rarely has an American flag on his helmet?[/quote]
    Thats because he sat on the bench whilst his teamates got beat in new England.

    [quote comment=”210169″][quote comment=”210134″][quote comment=”210129″][quote comment=”210124″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    …lets not forget #3 link now.[/quote]

    That has got to be a variation of DaVinci’s link, no?[/quote]

    Nope it is Dwayne as a human link.[/quote]

    Does anyone remember when Patrick Ewing had his own shoe?? I think he was with link first, then link his link

    And take a look at the link…..[/quote]

    Ewing’s shoes, which were very popular in the very early 90’s were made by an obscure company named Phoenix. Steve Francis has recenly signed with the chinese company ANTA, as well as Joakim Noah having signed with the French compnay LeCoqSportif, which his father Yannick endorsed during his tennic career.
    The branching off of players to smaller companies is not uncommon these days. Chris Webber’s defection from Nike to DaDA as well as the AND1 mass exodus were big news in the sneakerworld.
    Another major coup by a once proud but fading company was the 2003 NBA Draft. Converse, had been bought by Nike and proceeded to sign, D.Wade, Kirk Hinrich, Jameer Nelson, Mike Sweetney, and Chris Bosh, all of whom played for Nike endorsed colleges.

    This was interesting: saw the highlights of the IUPUI-Oakland game on SportsCenter (the one where Ron Hunter coached barefoot), and noticed that Oakland is one of the schools wearing Nike’s System of Dress.

    Interesting that a small mid-major would be in on something like this, with schools like Syracuse, Texas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Florida, and so on.

    Home

    link

    [quote comment=”210207″][quote comment=”210169″][quote comment=”210134″][quote comment=”210129″][quote comment=”210124″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    …lets not forget #3 link now.[/quote]

    That has got to be a variation of DaVinci’s link, no?[/quote]

    Nope it is Dwayne as a human link.[/quote]

    Does anyone remember when Patrick Ewing had his own shoe?? I think he was with link first, then link his link

    And take a look at the link…..[/quote]

    Ewing’s shoes, which were very popular in the very early 90’s were made by an obscure company named Phoenix. Steve Francis has recenly signed with the chinese company ANTA, as well as Joakim Noah having signed with the French compnay LeCoqSportif, which his father Yannick endorsed during his tennic career.
    The branching off of players to smaller companies is not uncommon these days. Chris Webber’s defection from Nike to DaDA as well as the AND1 mass exodus were big news in the sneakerworld.
    Another major coup by a once proud but fading company was the 2003 NBA Draft. Converse, had been bought by Nike and proceeded to sign, D.Wade, Kirk Hinrich, Jameer Nelson, Mike Sweetney, and Chris Bosh, all of whom played for Nike endorsed colleges.[/quote]

    Steve Francis and Joakim Noah are big news??? I’m sure they signed with the only companys that would sign them.

    [quote comment=”210216″][quote comment=”210207″][quote comment=”210169″][quote comment=”210134″][quote comment=”210129″][quote comment=”210124″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    …lets not forget #3 link now.[/quote]

    That has got to be a variation of DaVinci’s link, no?[/quote]

    Nope it is Dwayne as a human link.[/quote]

    Does anyone remember when Patrick Ewing had his own shoe?? I think he was with link first, then link his link

    And take a look at the link…..[/quote]

    Ewing’s shoes, which were very popular in the very early 90’s were made by an obscure company named Phoenix. Steve Francis has recenly signed with the chinese company ANTA, as well as Joakim Noah having signed with the French compnay LeCoqSportif, which his father Yannick endorsed during his tennic career.
    The branching off of players to smaller companies is not uncommon these days. Chris Webber’s defection from Nike to DaDA as well as the AND1 mass exodus were big news in the sneakerworld.
    Another major coup by a once proud but fading company was the 2003 NBA Draft. Converse, had been bought by Nike and proceeded to sign, D.Wade, Kirk Hinrich, Jameer Nelson, Mike Sweetney, and Chris Bosh, all of whom played for Nike endorsed colleges.[/quote]

    Steve Francis and Joakim Noah are big news??? I’m sure they signed with the only companys that would sign them.[/quote]

    Sneakerwise, yes Marty. Believe me, linkdoesn’t carry much weight in my eye.

    [quote comment=”209938″]Wow, who knew Oakland even had a skyline?[/quote]

    I did b/c I work in that skyline.

    [quote comment=”210212″]This was interesting: saw the highlights of the IUPUI-Oakland game on SportsCenter (the one where Ron Hunter coached barefoot), and noticed that Oakland is one of the schools wearing Nike’s System of Dress.

    Interesting that a small mid-major would be in on something like this, with schools like Syracuse, Texas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Florida, and so on.

    Home

    link[/quote]

    Nike – ruining one mid-major at a time.

    [quote comment=”210212″]This was interesting: saw the highlights of the IUPUI-Oakland game on SportsCenter (the one where Ron Hunter coached barefoot), and noticed that Oakland is one of the schools wearing Nike’s System of Dress.

    Interesting that a small mid-major would be in on something like this, with schools like Syracuse, Texas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Florida, and so on.

    Home

    link[/quote]

    On that note, I did a comparison between The new S.O.D. shorts versus the older Swingman version shorts that Nike has put out and the difference is huge, check out this link.

    And what looks better link or link

    I have to think that the Carolina SOD is much more sleek and clean.

    Albright Added to Pro Bowl

    Ethan Albright, the Redskins’ long snapper, has been added to the NFC Pro Bowl squad, joining teammates Chris Cooley and Chris Samuels.
    Like them, he’ll wear a No. 21 jersey in the Feb. 10 game in Hawaii. All three jerseys will be sold on nflauction.nfl.com, with proceeds going to the Sean Taylor Memorial Trust Fund for the benefit of his daughter, Jackie.

    “Flickr is borked at the moment, so I can’t say for sure, but I’m guessing the tourney had its fair share of uni’s from here:
    Vintage Minnesota Hockey Jerseys”

    GREAT find!!! beautiful jerseys!!! thinking about picking one up (1948-1949 St. Paul Saints Hockey Jersey. very sharp!)…

    i only wish pennsylvania had such a rich hockey past!

    quote]

    Sneakerwise, yes Marty. Believe me, linkdoesn’t carry much weight in my eye.[/quote]

    Ah, but his long-lost link might disagree

    Neal, thanks for posting that link of vintage Minnesota hockey jerseys!! I WANT ONE OF EACH!!! lol
    -Jet

    [quote comment=”210072″][quote comment=”210067″][quote comment=”210004″]If you ever wondered what Mr. Potato Head would look like as a Washington Capital, well, the Caps have fulfilled your wish: link[/quote]

    WANT!![/quote]
    This must be a give-a-way for every team…link[/quote]

    I don’t think it was ever a give-away, but you can buy a Brewers Mr. Potato Head at Miller Park.

    [quote comment=”210167″][quote comment=”210158″][quote comment=”210120″][quote comment=”210113″][quote comment=”210108″][quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link[/quote]

    We were about to have some drama!!![/quote]

    WLAF Orlando Thunder!

    Wolfsburg 1998! (or thereabouts)

    Nigeria 2002!

    Barcelona 2004! (or was it 05?)[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Other than having an obscure career where all he’ll ever be known for (on this board at least) is that Pro Set card, here’s something else that we can remember link for.[/quote]

    LOL He’s the head coach at Jacksonville University now. Not bad…..

    link

    [quote comment=”210157″][quote comment=”210148″][quote comment=”210075″]More Interesting news from link linklink.
    Two years ago, the college renovated the football stadium complete with a new Field Turf surface and track.
    Much to my chagrin, they placed a link at midfield. This link is also all over much of the link that can be purchased in the bookstore as well as the Football programs.

    It annoys me to no end that an institution of higher learning which includes an in-house Graphic Design department has to KNOWINGLY do this. My sister works in the Athletic Department and I have often asked her about this. According to her, there are definite ramifications that come from the NCAA as far as liscensing in concerned! Unbelievable.
    And incredibly, all of the pics of midfield have disappeared from the website![/quote]

    Wagner has to KNOWINGLY do what? I’m not following what you’re saying.[/quote]

    According to the Manager Of Athletic Facilities Operations at Wagner, of the administrators in the athletic department knew that what they were choosing for the new logo was already in use by the Wisconsin athletic department.[/quote]

    So there are trademark, copyright, “intellectual” property, and who-knows-what-all issues at stake herein, but is it not possible that this thing has gotten out of hand?

    [quote comment=”210167″]Other than having an obscure career where all he’ll ever be known for (on this board at least) is that Pro Set card, here’s something else that we can remember link for.[/quote]

    Hey, 158.3, baby. That’s as good as it gets. :)

    [quote comment=”210258″]while looking for some info on the beijing olympiad, i came across this interesting photo of the link[/quote]

    this was posted on here a few days ago. someone pointed out that the one girl didn’t have striped socks on, a big faux pas.

    “If you ever wondered what Mr. Potato Head would look like as a Washington Capital, well, the Caps have fulfilled your wish: Caps Mr Potato Head Giveaway

    WANT!!

    This must be a give-a-way for every team…Pens”

    the BC Sports store in south hills village (pittsburgh), sells one like that. dont know if it’s the actual giveaway, but cool for a little pens fan!

    I know it’s off topic but, anyone know a place i can buy some striped stirrups?

    Go to Amazon.com and search for “baseball stirrup”. You have to buy a dozen of them, though. I can’t think of any other place.

    [quote comment=”210256″][quote comment=”210167″][quote comment=”210158″][quote comment=”210120″][quote comment=”210113″][quote comment=”210108″][quote comment=”210041″][quote]Is it always in the ugliest green that can be found?[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Au contraire – the Seahawks trim color wins that debate, hands link[/quote]

    We were about to have some drama!!![/quote]

    WLAF Orlando Thunder!

    Wolfsburg 1998! (or thereabouts)

    Nigeria 2002!

    Barcelona 2004! (or was it 05?)[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Other than having an obscure career where all he’ll ever be known for (on this board at least) is that Pro Set card, here’s something else that we can remember link for.[/quote]

    LOL

    He’s the head coach at Jacksonville University now.

    Not bad…..

    link

    How ironic, my last college football game as a senior at Wagner was at Jacksonville University. A real defensive struggle 66-42.

    [quote comment=”210261″][quote comment=”210157″][quote comment=”210148″][quote comment=”210075″]More Interesting news from link linklink.
    Two years ago, the college renovated the football stadium complete with a new Field Turf surface and track.
    Much to my chagrin, they placed a link at midfield. This link is also all over much of the link that can be purchased in the bookstore as well as the Football programs.

    It annoys me to no end that an institution of higher learning which includes an in-house Graphic Design department has to KNOWINGLY do this. My sister works in the Athletic Department and I have often asked her about this. According to her, there are definite ramifications that come from the NCAA as far as liscensing in concerned! Unbelievable.
    And incredibly, all of the pics of midfield have disappeared from the website![/quote]

    Wagner has to KNOWINGLY do what? I’m not following what you’re saying.[/quote]

    According to the Manager Of Athletic Facilities Operations at Wagner, of the administrators in the athletic department knew that what they were choosing for the new logo was already in use by the Wisconsin athletic department.[/quote]

    So there are trademark, copyright, “intellectual” property, and who-knows-what-all issues at stake herein, but is it not possible that this thing has gotten out of hand?[/quote]

    What thing are you referring to? I personally don’t care for the logo and believe that they could have done better. As for the blatant disregard for legality, that’s just assinine.

    “If you ever wondered what Mr. Potato Head would look like as a Washington Capital, well, the Caps have fulfilled your wish: Caps Mr Potato Head Giveaway

    WANT!!

    This must be a give-a-way for every team…Pens”

    the BC Sports store in south hills village (pittsburgh), sells one like that. dont know if it’s the actual giveaway, but cool for a little pens fan!

    You can get a Mr. Potato Head for most link

    [quote comment=”210226″][quote comment=”210212″]This was interesting: saw the highlights of the IUPUI-Oakland game on SportsCenter (the one where Ron Hunter coached barefoot), and noticed that Oakland is one of the schools wearing Nike’s System of Dress.

    Interesting that a small mid-major would be in on something like this, with schools like Syracuse, Texas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Florida, and so on.

    Home

    link[/quote]

    On that note, I did a comparison between The new S.O.D. shorts versus the older Swingman version shorts that Nike has put out and the difference is huge, check out this link.

    And what looks better link or link

    I have to think that the Carolina SOD is much more sleek and clean.[/quote]

    Very true regarding UNC – anyone who has watched their games this year can tell that the SOD style was not allowed to be fully implemented, the only player with ridiculous shorts is Ty Lawson, and they were like that last year. Wayne Ellington’s shorts come up before his knees and I think for the most part the team looks great in them, a lot more so than last years…

    When I first saw link

    I thought of

    When I saw link

    I instantly thought of

    That 40th anniversary logo is terrible. Alright, I can tell that two of the buildings are supposed to be the Federal buildings, but it looks link.

    [quote comment=”210072″][quote comment=”210067″][quote comment=”210004″]If you ever wondered what Mr. Potato Head would look like as a Washington Capital, well, the Caps have fulfilled your wish: link[/quote]

    WANT!![/quote]
    This must be a give-a-way for every team…link[/quote]

    Already got a Bruins one last year, and they are available for just about every team somehwere (bought my son a Red Sox one at Fenway this past summer)…

    Can someone come up with a ‘report’ on personal player logo’s? I’m watching the Roger Federer press conference and he’s wearing his ‘RF’ nike cap.

    Other guys have their own logo, like Jordan and LeBron, and there is Tiger Woods, and also Poker Pro Phil Hellmuth (with a completely dorky, ridiculous player logo). But there are probably alot more. Does anyone follow this?

    [quote comment=”210310″]Can someone come up with a ‘report’ on personal player logo’s? I’m watching the Roger Federer press conference and he’s wearing his ‘RF’ nike cap.

    Other guys have their own logo, like Jordan and LeBron, and there is Tiger Woods, and also Poker Pro Phil Hellmuth (with a completely dorky, ridiculous player logo). But there are probably alot more. Does anyone follow this?[/quote]

    Check Posts #28, 38, 58, 60, 64, and 72

    [quote comment=”210291″][quote comment=”210226″][quote comment=”210212″]This was interesting: saw the highlights of the IUPUI-Oakland game on SportsCenter (the one where Ron Hunter coached barefoot), and noticed that Oakland is one of the schools wearing Nike’s System of Dress.

    Interesting that a small mid-major would be in on something like this, with schools like Syracuse, Texas, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Florida, and so on.

    Home

    link[/quote]

    On that note, I did a comparison between The new S.O.D. shorts versus the older Swingman version shorts that Nike has put out and the difference is huge, check out this link.

    And what looks better link or link

    I have to think that the Carolina SOD is much more sleek and clean.[/quote]

    Very true regarding UNC – anyone who has watched their games this year can tell that the SOD style was not allowed to be fully implemented, the only player with ridiculous shorts is Ty Lawson, and they were like that last year. Wayne Ellington’s shorts come up before his knees and I think for the most part the team looks great in them, a lot more so than last years…[/quote]

    I strongly dislike the enormous jerseys in the style ike Mayo wears. Case in Point, when the Lakers wore their short shorts it would not have looked at awsful had their jerseys been more form fitting. Lamar Odom and KObe looked ridiculous. For that reason alone, I think that the SOD jerseys are an improvement. As for the shorts, they should be much shorter. At least at the knee!

    [quote comment=”210218″][quote comment=”210216″][quote comment=”210207″][quote comment=”210169″][quote comment=”210134″][quote comment=”210129″][quote comment=”210124″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    …lets not forget #3 link now.[/quote]

    That has got to be a variation of DaVinci’s link, no?[/quote]

    Nope it is Dwayne as a human link.[/quote]

    Does anyone remember when Patrick Ewing had his own shoe?? I think he was with link first, then link his link

    And take a look at the link…..[/quote]

    Ewing’s shoes, which were very popular in the very early 90’s were made by an obscure company named Phoenix. Steve Francis has recenly signed with the chinese company ANTA, as well as Joakim Noah having signed with the French compnay LeCoqSportif, which his father Yannick endorsed during his tennic career.
    The branching off of players to smaller companies is not uncommon these days. Chris Webber’s defection from Nike to DaDA as well as the AND1 mass exodus were big news in the sneakerworld.
    Another major coup by a once proud but fading company was the 2003 NBA Draft. Converse, had been bought by Nike and proceeded to sign, D.Wade, Kirk Hinrich, Jameer Nelson, Mike Sweetney, and Chris Bosh, all of whom played for Nike endorsed colleges.[/quote]

    Steve Francis and Joakim Noah are big news??? I’m sure they signed with the only companys that would sign them.[/quote]

    Sneakerwise, yes Marty. Believe me, linkdoesn’t carry much weight in my eye.[/quote]

    …I agree. However, kudos for sweet use of the bowtie. I swear that those things are making a comeback. Just wait for NCAA coaches to start wearing them.

    [quote comment=”210309″]It looks like we’ll get an link game to go with the link earlier this year.[/quote]

    Are they going to put maple down for the floor? It would be sweet to play it on asphalt or an old driveway. That stuff stinks to fall on.

    [quote comment=”210127″][quote comment=”210116″]“For some reason I thought UCLA only wore the contrasting “C” for home games, but they had it on their link last night at Oregon (photo 2 of 5). Was I wrong in my understanding of that?”[/quote]

    No. They are doing that on all their available unis this year, and as we all know, that “C” is for 100 NCAA titles.

    That green dot on the back of the quarterback’s helmet means he has a radio inside to get the plays from his coach.

    And that will be enough for today for the nOObs who fail at asking those same questions ad nauseum.

    Thank you.[/quote]

    Does the helmet radio pick am only or also fm?

    also, when ucla wins their 150th title, we can only hope they highlight the c AND the l.

    Okay, I skimmed through the 200 comments, but I don’t think anyone mentioned the Vince Young link which was designed before he even played his first pro game.

    link

    I found a picture of link today. Pretty neat looking in my opinion. I like to call this photo “a little tickle.”

    [quote comment=”209955″][quote comment=”209944″][quote comment=”209923″]oops… its on link

    when am I getting my own nike logo?[/quote]

    Most elite individual sport athletes have their own logos.

    link
    link

    Of course even

    link
    and
    link
    had their own logos and they played a team sport.[/quote]

    Steffi Graf, Stefan Edberg, Martina Navratilova, and Ivan Lendl had their own logowear in the 80s. You had to look very carefully for their initials in the logo.[/quote]

    The Man had his own logo:
    link

    And a PS to Borg: during that period, Guillermo Vilas had HIS own Fila line- very cool. You’ll see ‘vilas’ on his shorts here:
    link

    At some point he added on an initial logo next to the Fila F..like the Bj logo next to the F for Borg. It was an G jammed inside a V.

    As fas as Lendl, he had his signature printed on the shorts of his argyle Adidas line..he had a shirt one year with a huge IL as a graphic..

    link

    there was a swirl graphic that was made to look like him…no mean feat..

    link

    There’s EDberg’s initials;
    link

    everyone know tiger’s nike…

    but a whole shitload of golfers not only have their own line, they have their own LABEL…top of my head, shark, golden bear, arnie, hogan, bobby jones…

    [quote comment=”210389″]I found a picture of link today. Pretty neat looking in my opinion. I like to call this photo “a little tickle.”[/quote]

    do footy players do that a lot?

    [quote comment=”210185″][quote comment=”210182″]“Thanks for sticking up for me Robert, but I’m not a new guy. I just misunderstood when and where UCLA would be wearing the contrasting ‘C’. I regret even bringing it up.[/quote]

    “It’s also funny that the person who seems to have the biggest problem with the green dot is the ONLY one to mention it.”[/quote]

    It’s like rain on your wedding day, or the good advice that you just didn’t take, the free ride when you’ve already paid, and who would’ve thought it figures?

    [quote comment=”210353″]“Does the helmet radio pick AM only or also FM?”[/quote]

    [sarcasm]Baby Jesus on rubber crutches, it picks up the National Weather Service radio band in your area![/sarcasm]

    [quote comment=”210064″]At the IU game Wed. night, Deandre Thomas played the entire game with one sleeve rolled up and one sleeve long. Look at photos 40 and 47 here.

    link

    I also noticed that all of the IU regulars have taken to wearing T-shirts under their jerseys. Or at least they did against Iowa, although some had the sleeve(s) trimmed off which defeats the purpose. Look for a repeat against UConn tomorrow?

    just checked over the the Athletics website, and on the second tab it shows Kurt Suzuki wearing the new A’s alternate jersey for next year. never heard anything about it on this site or anywhere else online, any other pics of the new threads?

    [quote comment=”210445″][quote comment=”210389″]I found a picture of link today. Pretty neat looking in my opinion. I like to call this photo “a little tickle.”[/quote]

    do footy players do that a lot?[/quote]

    “It’s Soccer Greg, It’s Soccer”

    – Great Movie Quote

    ohhh man those vintage minnesotan sweaters….
    to me you can’t make something better than link and it was way back in the 1940’s!

    It’s pretty convenient how you disabled comments for the post before this one. Not only was it incredibly insensitive to the families of Sean Taylor and Heath Ledger, but totally homophobic.

    Congrats, you just lost a long time reader.

    [quote comment=”210360″][quote comment=”210342″]link will always be better than the yellow C[/quote]

    link[/quote]

    Looks like those “song girls” are “pros” from th e Valley… No posts from the Aussie Women’s finals?

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