Breakin' The Plane
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I don't care what the UPS guy wears as long as he gets the job done. Same goes here. Win games and the players can wear whatever they want.
If the uniform the team is wearing makes the game unwatchable, you clearly don't care much about that game.No, being a Navy vet, I had no interest in seeing Navy ditch their traditional uniform. Screw the nike "marketing" machine. Without the tradition: the Army/Navy game doesn't warrant a watch for me. That' s my take. Help yourself to your own.
Give me tradition any and EVERY time! But...that's just me...
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Crazy Joe Davola was right. He came on here and said a month ago that there would be numbers on one side and a block M on the other.
Makes you wonder if he actually was right about the coaching stuff back when, but that Maturi was just stumbling all over himself, LOL.
You're suggesting that Wren set aside his preconceived notions and use common sense?If the uniform the team is wearing makes the game unwatchable, you clearly don't care much about that game.
You're suggesting that Wren set aside his preconceived notions and use common sense?
Fair enough. I thought when you said you're a navy vet you were trying to suggest that means the game is important to you.There are entirely too many games on tv...
Besides that, the ONLY D-I football team I care about would be the University of Minnesota Football team.
I'm a Navy vet, but, they never stationed me in Annapolis and they never gave me duty attending an Army/Navy game.
Really, the ONLY NAVY teams I had any "loyalty" to were the Pensacola Gosh Hawks (with Roger Staubach as qb back there while he was on active duty between his Naval Acadamy days and before his discharge when he went on to star for the Dallas Cowboys... when I was at a Communications Technician School in Pensacola in 1968) and the 1969 and 1970 Hakata Station, Japan Navy Team when I was stationed there. They destroyed the Sasebo Navy Team, the Hakata Station Army team and the Itazuki Air Force team to claim the Armed Forces Championship in that region. Now THAT was a team! ; 0 )
The 2011 Army/Navy game wasn't very important to me at all. And, I checked out the Navy's Nike uniforms...not impressed at all. Of course, since Navy has won 10 in a row, I suppose I should jump on the band wagon...but...the way I see it, since it's not Golden Gopher Football, why should I care? I've really only got room to follow ONE Division I college football team...
But...that's just me...
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Football numbers that you would place on the side of a helmet are cut out, not rectangles.
http://www.healyawards.com/decals/football/Die-Cut-Numbers.aspx
http://www.sportdecals.com/football_helmet_decal_number_sets_s/253.htm
Which leads me to my initial prediction: That the rectangles we are seeing is apart of the prepping of the numbers instead of apart of the decals themselves (think masking tape when you paint your walls). Eventually (revealing ceremony or sooner), the clear rectangles we see will be taken off.
That's not how it works, though. The decals come pre-fabricated with a paper backing which is removed, and the decals are then applied by hand using the pre-applied adhesive for suction. There is no "prep" work involved.
That's not how it works, though. The decals come pre-fabricated with a paper backing which is removed, and the decals are then applied by hand using the pre-applied adhesive for suction. There is no "prep" work involved.
Fair enough. I thought when you said you're a navy vet you were trying to suggest that means the game is important to you.
Let me guess USS PtomaineWhich tender ship was he a cook on?
Fuzzy Rumpton said:Anybody else following the reveal on facebook? Looks like they are getting rid of the sparkles on the helmet.
You can't really compare the two. If all you want is updates, then sure Twitter is for you.Face what? Twitter is the new Facebook.
That's not how it works, though. The decals come pre-fabricated with a paper backing which is removed, and the decals are then applied by hand using the pre-applied adhesive for suction. There is no "prep" work involved.
Anybody else following the reveal on facebook? Looks like they are getting rid of the sparkles on the helmet.
From my perspective, I don't care if they come out wearing panties, garters, and bikini tops ala the Ladies Lingerie Football League as long as they win BIG championships.
Not to buzzkill, but it might be your age. Young fans/recruits/players care IMMENSELY about this sort of thing.
Think they don't? Watch this Ohio University video (which has a 1/4 million views):