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MWW. Decals with a hint of vines to tie to Wrigley. Cool idea!
Meh, it’s an historic venue (yes, even for football) and the only time we’ll ever play there, so why not have a little fun with it.Im not one to normally gripe about uniforms, but this isn’t a neutral site game. Why are we doing an homage to their home field even if it is just a temporary home field?
Man, say whatever you will about the Kill era, but the uniforms were incredibly solid. All of the combos looked good.
Not sure how much you think helmet decals cost but going to go out on a limb that just sticking with one helmet design all year would not save enough money to pay the assistant coaches more.I wish they would stick with the throwback uniforms (numbers on white helmets) and use the money from all these frivolous uniform changes to help pay assistant coaches and players.
How, where did you find this? Creative.
Don’t know about decals but helmets are 4-5 hundred a piece. Each player has at least 3 separate helmets. Decals change, colors do not. If we stuck with one color you would save the program maybe 70k. Not enough to make a dent in coaches salaries.Not sure how much you think helmet decals cost but going to go out on a limb that just sticking with one helmet design all year would not save enough money to pay the assistant coaches more.
The entire uniform budget is probably in the range of $250-500K each year, and even that is likely an overestimation. That's really going to make an enormous difference in the college football arms race. You tell 'em, though.I wish they would stick with the throwback uniforms (numbers on white helmets) and use the money from all these frivolous uniform changes to help pay assistant coaches and players.
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The entire uniform budget is probably in the range of $250-500K each year, and even that is likely an overestimation. That's really going to make an enormous difference in the college football arms race. You tell 'em, though.


Get your kids more excited than the opponent. That's the goal.Meh, it’s an historic venue (yes, even for football) and the only time we’ll ever play there, so why not have a little fun with it.
"They're to die for"How, where did you find this? Creative.
There's a problem if we need special helmets to get excited to play football.Get your kids more excited than the opponent. That's the goal.
Have you been in any work team meetings in the past 10 years?!? Need “special days/events” (i.e. donut day, pizza day, etc., etc.) seemingly every week to keep the staff “engaged”, “motivated”, “invested”. So very different than when I started - not saying it’s bad (though I neither care one wit, nor need such seemingly silly things, at all), the young men playing for our Gophers are 18-23 years old. Ergo . . .There's a problem if we need special helmets to get excited to play football.
I certainly understand corporate bs. Does nothing to motivate employees, they're just looking for the free lunch. I want my team to be hungry.Have you been in any work team meetings in the past 10 years?!? Need “special days/events” (i.e. donut day, pizza day, etc., etc.) seemingly every week to keep the staff “engaged”, “motivated”, “invested”. So very different than when I started - not saying it’s bad (though I neither care one wit, nor need such seemingly silly things, at all), the young men playing for our Gophers are 18-23 years old. Ergo . . .
BTW - I have zero problems with the various uni choices, generally. If the players like/need/want them - fine by me. Would just rather worry about how they play in them, versus how they look in them.