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Michigan to wear all maize uniforms in opener vs. Florida

The Michigan Wolverines will look a little different in their season opener against Florida as they'll take the field in all maize uniforms.

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For the first time since 1928, the Michigan Wolverines will take the field for their season opener against Florida Saturday in a maize-colored jersey instead of the traditional blue or white.

Michigan, one of the more traditional college football programs when it comes to on-field fashion, has tinkered a bit with its uniforms since 2016, when it became the first team in the nation to wear Jordan Brand uniforms.

Florida, who is outfitted by Nike, will be wearing a specially designed all-blue uniform for the game, the AdvoCare Classic, which will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

And here’s a closer look at Florida’s uniforms for the contest.

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D N 9 years ago

Exactly. Not a fan of either uni Florida or Michigan is wearing. But this is all about the Benjamins, each University being able to con its fans into buying the latest, got-to-have-it one.. This is what college football, college sports is all about.

AZ sports fan
AZ sports fan 9 years ago

Its history man. Nothing wrong with bringing out the old colors from the closet from time to time. Sense of pride and tradition.

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D N 9 years ago

I have no problem with fans bringing them out from their closets, but some universities have gone nuts: e.g. Oregon Ducks have worn 66 different unis since 2015 and they're all on sale. I don't like any of them as much as I like ones from 20 years ago or so. Its like ball caps. I have an old one from my University that was so classy, which someone decided to borrow without telling me. Can't find them anymore. All I can find are ones that seem to be made for someone who wears a lot of bling. I'm just not a bling guy!