Seven Days Without A Uniform Tweak Makes One Weak
by Sean Keeley on Jun 23, 2009 12:12 PM EDT
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PrintDonnie Webb received a tip from reader Brandon this week about some screenshos from the upcoming NCAA Football 10 release. Seems that along with the expected blue-jersey-orange-pants and white-jersey-orange-pants uniforms we've been accustom to for the last year, there's a third color scheme in the game. Orange-jersey-white-pants.
Of course that doesn't necessarily mean that the Orange are going to make this part of their repertoire this season. But it would have been very easy for the gamemakers to just use the existing blue jersey and combine with white pants or something therein. We already know that the white pants are within the realm of possibility but the orange jersey has been heretofore unseen. They went out of their way to create an orange version of the jersey. That's telling.
Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me one bit. In theory, it makes sense for the Syracuse Orange to have an orange jersey. But I think we can all speak from experience and say that every time we try to do it, it doesn't end well. I guess we'll find out soon enough.
Also worth noting, Syracuse's grading in the game. Offense C+-, Defense D+, Overall D+. Awesome.
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that's a c minus on offense
You’re a cheater, sean
I wouldn't mind it
as long as they get it right.
Not pairing it with orange pants is a great, if not common sense, start.
this game obviously can't be trusted
just look at how full they have the dome in the background. the dome has never been that full for football this decade.
they sold the orange jersey last year
They started selling the orange version of the most recent jersey last year.
But as you can see the white version has “Syracuse” above the “S” on the neck.
It’s hard to say until we see them on the field.
NCAA 10
Connecticut changed their jerseys for next year but they’re not updated in the game. Also, as noted, the orange jersey was sold last year so these may not be what we wear in the fall.
by Terrence Roberts Overdrive on Jun 24, 2009 9:56 AM EDT reply actions
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