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Lots of teams are breaking out alternate or first-time jerseys in Week 8
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If you look across the country, there are lots of teams breaking out brand new uniforms, throwbacks or alternates in Week 8.
MISSISSIPPI STATE
The Bulldogs are holding a blackout tonight against Kentucky in Starkville, the fourth under coach Dan Mullen. MSU is 1-2 in those games.
@HailStateFB cannot have a #BlackOut without black jerseys. #HailState pic.twitter.com/CX306Wq91Y
— Mississippi State EQ (@HailStateEQ) October 23, 2015
NEBRASKA
The Cornhuskers wore these black uniforms, or as they call them, “Husker Bold,” uniforms today in a 30-28 loss to Northwestern. Nebraska celebrated the 1995 national championship football team this week, which was honored during the game in Lincoln.
NORTHWESTERN
However, the Wildcats, who introduced a new combination in the same game, won the fashion show in Lincoln.
GEORGIA TECH
The Yellow Jackets are holding a “White Out” tonight as they host No. 9 Florida State with the honeycomb look.
#GTWhiteOut pic.twitter.com/HJJrpabT5F
— Georgia Tech Football (@GeorgiaTechFB) October 20, 2015
MARYLAND
The Terrapins are wearing these 1960s throwbacks today against Penn State.
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
The Chippewas are going gold on gold in their game against Ball State today.
CMU UNIFORM ALERT: Gold pants, gold tops, and matte finished helmets. #FireUpChips pic.twitter.com/pUhjt1SL3L
— Adam Jaksa (@AdamJaksa) October 24, 2015
OKLAHOMA STATE
Oklahoma State wore mid-70s throwback helmets for its homecoming game against Kansas.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS
The Wolfpack went all red uniforms with black helmets for their homecoming game against Eastern Michigan.
CINCINNATI
I don’t have any explanation for these helmets.
ILLINOIS
The Illini donned the “Gray Ghost” uniforms today in a loss to Wisconsin.
WESTERN MICHIGAN
The Broncos broke out the pink for breast cancer awareness today.
https://twitter.com/Ty24Dbacks/status/657983312208728064
MEMPHIS
On Friday night, Memphis beat Tulsa 66-42 to remain undefeated. You’d have no idea which team it was by just looking at their helmets.
Born and raised in Gainesville, Talal joined SDS in 2015 after spending 2 years in Bristol as an ESPN researcher. Previously, Talal worked at The Gainesville Sun.
