Wish I could do the same. Anyone want to commemorate my big event?

When it says “Undisputed. Undefeated. NCAA National Champs. 38(or whatever it would be)-0.”

Can we act like we’ve been here before, please?

All the kids want one

That would be 2003. Ain’t buying another one until it says the same damn thing that one does. Don’t care if win all the games unless we win the last one.

…but there’s not a chance in hell that I’d buy a shirt that will, either way, be out of date in 5 days.

Otherwise, meh.

I would have added “Who’s next?” to it somewhere though.

The shirt expires after the next game, which is why it’s completely stupid.

Of the email from SU Athletics that’s almost guaranteed after every game. We’ve got a 20-0 shirt, but what’s next? If we get to 21-0, that’s the new best start ever. So do we get another shirt?

As has been stated over and over again above, let’s act like we’re one of the best programs in the country, and stop commemorating (with a $20-a-piece t-shirt marketing blitz) every little thing that happens. The only shirt I care about is the one that says “2011-12 NCAA National Champions.”

The “20” a Velcro number. Or a chalkboard attached to the t-shirt that you can just wipe off and write “21,22…”. All the kids demand chalkboards sewn onto their clothes these days.

I can’t see someone over the age of 8 years old walking around in one of those — unless its 10 pm and you’re in walmart.

because I know as soon as I do, we lose. Never fails

I understand uproar about the #1 shirts (which I saw several of them around Syracuse while visiting during the holiday break) but 20-0 tees don’t bother me. It is a feat we had not accomplished even during our championship season so why not embrace it? If you think it is corny, don’t buy it. I am not one to buy a shirt for every occasion but apparently others do. I do have a few (ok about 10) orange tees and yes, I know they seem to make these rather frequently but hey, at least people care about the program. It is also a nice souvenir for the students to mark what happened while they were there. Who needs a corny yearbook when you can have an orange tee to mark your time on campus?