WEEK 6 IS HERE, AND ANOTHER ROUND OF GAME-DAY LOOKS IS READY FOR THE SPOTLIGHT. THE UNISWAG UNIFORM OF THE WEEK COUNTDOWN STARTS NOW.
FROM NEW DESIGNS AND THROWBACKS TO ALTERNATE UNIFORMS AND FRESH COMBINATIONS, WE’RE WATCHING THE LOOKS TAKING THE FIELD ACROSS COLLEGE FOOTBALL.
UNISWAG WILL EXAMINE THE DETAILS, BUILD OUR TOP 10 AND SELECT ONE LOOK TO EARN THE WEEK 6 UNISWAG UNIFORM OF THE WEEK AWARD.
HELMETS, JERSEYS, PANTS AND ACCESSORIES ALL PLAY A PART. WE’RE LOOKING FOR THE TEAMS THAT BRING EVERY ELEMENT TOGETHER TO CREATE A MEMORABLE GAME-DAY LOOK.
THE WEEK 6 TOP 10 WILL BE REVEALED MONDAY.
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Ole Miss is bringing Realtree detailing to its game-day equipment with the 2026 Special Edition Rebels Realtree Nike Vapor Elite Game Football. Handcrafted by Big Game Football Factory, the ball combines red leather, camouflage accents and Ole Miss branding for a look built around Rebel pride.
The Rebels will play with the Realtree-branded football during their October 17 home matchup against Missouri.
The design starts with premium red leather, giving the football a distinctive foundation. A custom grey-and-white Realtree camouflage treatment fills the Nike Swoosh, with red outlining and white accents helping the mark stand out.
A commemorative red-and-white Ole Miss graphic brings the team’s identity into the design. White stripes and stitching contrast with the leather, while red pebbled laces carry the color through the finishing details.
Together, those elements give the ball a coordinated appearance, pairing Realtree’s camouflage pattern with the Rebels’ signature red.
Made in the USA by Big Game Football Factory, the special edition Nike Vapor Elite football is crafted to the Ole Miss football team’s custom specifications.
That connection makes this release especially appealing to fans who collect the equipment used on the field. The Realtree branding gives the Missouri matchup its own distinctive football while offering supporters a piece of the game-day look to display at home or in the office.
The 2026 Special Edition Ole Miss Rebels Realtree Nike Vapor Elite Game Football is priced at $174.99 and available through Big Game USA.
From the red leather to the camouflage Swoosh, this release brings Ole Miss style to every detail, handcrafted for the Rebels and ready for fans to add to their collection.
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Cal football is bringing the Grateful Dead’s unmistakable imagery to the field with a special gold helmet that blends the Golden Bears’ identity with the band’s artwork. Featuring a skull logo, lightning-bolt stripe and colorful dancing bears, the design gives fans something to discover from every angle.
The reveal comes ahead of Cal’s first “Grateful Bears” theme game against Wake Forest on October 17, celebrating the band’s Bay Area roots and historic connection to the UC Berkeley campus.
The helmet’s centerpiece is a custom take on the Grateful Dead’s familiar skull imagery. Gold Cal script sits inside the blue upper portion of the mark, with the white skull below it, bringing the school’s wordmark into the band-inspired design.
A gold shell and matching gold facemask frame the decal, keeping Cal’s colors prominent while giving the side logo plenty of room to stand out. The combination makes the music reference immediately visible without losing the team’s identity.
Running down the center of the helmet is a blue patterned stripe bordered in white. A series of white lightning bolts stretches along the stripe, carrying another recognizable element of Grateful Dead artwork from the front of the helmet toward the back.
The blue background adds texture, while the white bolts create a sharp contrast against the gold shell. It is a detail that gives the helmet a distinct look even when the side decals are out of view.
The rear bumper adds the design’s most playful touch: a lineup of colorful Grateful Dead dancing bears with Cal’s own Oski positioned in the middle.
The celebration draws on a local history that extends well beyond football. According to Cal Athletics, the Grateful Dead played more concerts on or near UC Berkeley’s campus than at any other university in the United States. The October 17 theme game honors that connection and the band’s place in the surrounding community.
Cal’s helmet brings that story into the uniform through three distinct elements: the script-and-skull side mark, the lightning-bolt crown stripe and the dancing-bear bumper. Each adds a different part of the tribute, with Oski providing the finishing touch that makes the look unmistakably Cal.
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Coastal Carolina is pressing rewind for its annual “Wait Til You See This” matchup, bringing a ’90s-inspired uniform combination to Brooks Stadium against App State. The limited-edition look taps into the bold colors, oversized graphics and expressive style that made the decade instantly recognizable.
The Chanticleers will debut the uniforms on Friday, October 16, with kickoff set for 8 p.m. ET on ESPN2.
The inspiration reaches beyond traditional football throwbacks. Coastal looked to the colorful aesthetic of television favorites such as Saved by the Bell, Boy Meets World, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Friends, drawing from an era when fashion and pop culture embraced plenty of personality.
That approach gives the uniform a different kind of throwback story. Rather than recreating a past Coastal football look, the combination captures the feel of the decade through bold color combinations and larger-than-life graphics.
For a program that has made its “Wait Til You See This” game an opportunity to introduce something unexpected, the ’90s theme provides plenty of room to get creative.
Coastal is extending the theme into the stands, encouraging fans to arrive in their best ’90s outfits. Colorful windbreakers, oversized graphic tees, baggy jeans, overalls, bucket hats and high-top sneakers are all part of the invitation.
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From Utah’s icy hand-painted helmets to Florida’s Spurrier-era throwbacks and West Virginia’s Coal Rush uniforms, Week 6 brought craftsmanship, history and hometown pride to the field. Frosted script, vintage details and coal-inspired textures gave each look a story worth exploring.
Oregon’s Origin of Speed uniform celebrated the foundations of the Ducks’ identity, while Kentucky brought back the Power K for a classic throwback look. FIU added Miami-inspired VICE style, and WKU gave each position group its own version of Big Red.
Notre Dame, Kansas and Arizona complete a Top 10 that shows how many different ways a team can make an impression on game day. From bold alternates to familiar colors brought together with care, the complete look matters.
We’ve examined the helmets, jerseys, pants and finishing touches. Now it’s time to see where your favorites landed—and which team earned the top spot.
Let’s count down the Week 6 UNISWAG Uniform of the Week Top 10, presented by Big Game USA.
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The New Orleans Saints are stepping into the 2025 season with a fresh look up top. The team revealed a brand-new white alternate helmet, joining the growing list of NFL squads expanding their lid lineup under the league’s relaxed alternate helmet rules.
The new shell stays true to the Saints’ identity while introducing a fresh, modern twist. It features a crisp white base adorned with subtle black flecks, giving the helmet a speckled texture that fans have already compared to vanilla ice cream, a playful nod to New Orleans’ King Cake culture. The iconic gold fleur-de-lis logo remains front and center on both sides, while a bold gold stripe runs down the middle of the helmet, embossed with repeated fleur-de-lis symbols for added depth and detail. That stripe is bordered by two thin black lines for contrast, and the look is finished off with gold facemasks that tie the whole aesthetic together.
Unlike the Saints’ black alternate helmet introduced in 2022, the white version drops the fade or taper effect and keeps things sharp and symmetrical.
The Saints confirmed that the white helmet will debut with their Color Rush uniforms — a fan-favorite combo of white jersey and white pants, accented with gold numbers and black-and-gold trim.
Previously, the black helmet was always paired with the Color Rush set. It made four appearances over the last three seasons but never in the Superdome. With the arrival of the white shell, that lid might now rotate into black-on-black combos, giving the Saints more flexibility and, hopefully, better results.
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The Third Saturday in October is getting a throwback look.
Alabama and Tennessee announced that they will bring back a long-standing rivalry tradition, with both teams wearing their home jerseys when they face each other in 2026 and 2027.
That means Alabama will wear its iconic crimson jersey at Neyland Stadium on Oct. 17, 2026, while Tennessee will wear its orange jersey at Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium in 2027. The two-year agreement was coordinated by both schools, their head coaches and the SEC.
The 2026 matchup will mark the first time since Oct. 17, 1970 that Alabama and Tennessee have both worn their home jerseys in Knoxville.
The 2027 meeting will make even more history. When Tennessee travels to Tuscaloosa, the Volunteers will wear their orange jerseys inside Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium for the first time ever.
The uniform decision is a natural callback to the history behind the rivalry's famous nickname. Alabama and Tennessee first played on the traditional third Saturday in October in 1928, and the matchup continued on that date for 66 consecutive years through 1994. SEC scheduling changes ended the annual third-Saturday tradition in 1995, although the rivalry has continued to carry the name.
The rivalry itself dates back even further, with the programs first meeting in 1901. The teams have played every season since 1928 except 1943, when Tennessee did not field a team during World War II. The 2026 matchup will be the 109th meeting between the two programs.
Alabama currently leads the series 61-39-8 under the NCAA's historical accounting.
The Third Saturday in October, that's about as fitting as it gets.
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WEEK 6 IS HERE, AND ANOTHER ROUND OF GAME-DAY LOOKS IS READY FOR THE SPOTLIGHT. THE UNISWAG UNIFORM OF THE WEEK COUNTDOWN STARTS NOW.
FROM NEW DESIGNS AND THROWBACKS TO ALTERNATE UNIFORMS AND FRESH COMBINATIONS, WE’RE WATCHING THE LOOKS TAKING THE FIELD ACROSS COLLEGE FOOTBALL.
UNISWAG WILL EXAMINE THE DETAILS, BUILD OUR TOP 10 AND SELECT ONE LOOK TO EARN THE WEEK 6 UNISWAG UNIFORM OF THE WEEK AWARD.
HELMETS, JERSEYS, PANTS AND ACCESSORIES ALL PLAY A PART. WE’RE LOOKING FOR THE TEAMS THAT BRING EVERY ELEMENT TOGETHER TO CREATE A MEMORABLE GAME-DAY LOOK.
THE WEEK 6 TOP 10 WILL BE REVEALED MONDAY.
SHOP COLLEGE GEAR HERE
Utah
WKU
West Virginia
Georgia Tech
Ohio
UTSA
Liberty
Florida
Notre Dame
Oregon
Washington
Kentucky
arkansas state
washington state
Arizona
Boise state
EMU
Toledo
pitt
Minnesota
Louisville
Wake forest
vanderbilt
north texas
northwestern
cal
jmu
memphis
oklahoma state
duke
virginia tech
Weber state
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ECU
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oregon state
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Kentucky football is turning back the clock with a throwback uniform centered on the Power K. The Wildcats’ look pairs white helmets and pants with a blue jersey, bringing a familiar mark from the program’s past into the spotlight.
The helmet is the centerpiece. A large blue Power K sits on the white shell, complemented by a blue facemask and blue center striping. The straightforward color combination gives the historic logo room to stand out, establishing the identity of the entire uniform.
The blue jersey carries that traditional approach through large white block numbers on the front and shoulders. White sleeve striping frames a blue “CATS” wordmark, adding a team-specific detail within the classic design.
The white pants feature another Power K at the hip, extending the throwback branding beyond the helmet. Blue side striping completes the combination.
What makes this uniform work is how clearly the elements connect. The helmet logo and pants mark establish the theme, while the block numbers and sleeve stripes support its traditional football appearance. Kentucky’s blue remains the dominant color, framed by white pieces that keep the complete combination crisp and recognizable.
The Power K is the defining detail. Bringing a historic logo back into the rotation gives longtime fans a connection to earlier Kentucky teams and introduces that identity to a new generation. Repeating the mark on the pants makes it feel like part of a complete uniform concept.
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