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2025 Week 12 UNISWAG Watchlist

The UNISWAG Uniform of the Week Countdown is heading into Week 12 of college football!

Check out which teams are turning heads with their uniform combos this weekend. The official Top 10 drops Monday, leading up to the reveal of the Week 12 Uniform of the Week winner.

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Tennessee

miami Ohio

Air Force

tulane

kent state

odu

Washington

oregon

UVA

louisville

minnesota

arizona

utah

FIU

fresno state

washington state

wku

unc

Texas Tech

ecu

texas A&M

san jose state

nc state

Cincinnati

Wake

mississippi state

Arizona state

ole miss

georgia tech

marshall


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Army Football Unveils Limited-Edition 250th Anniversary Nike Vapor Elite Game Ball

In a moment that bridges history, honor, and the gridiron, Army Football and Nike have unveiled a limited-edition 250th Anniversary Nike Vapor Elite game ball, handcrafted by Big Game Football Factory to commemorate the U.S. Army’s 250 years of unwavering service and sacrifice.

This exclusive football will make its on-field debut on December 13, 2025, when Army faces Navy in Baltimore, Maryland, serving as both a game-day symbol and a tribute to the men and women who have defended our nation since 1775.

Every element of this handcrafted game ball reflects the Army’s legacy of strength, loyalty, and integrity, a tangible reminder of the values that have guided Soldiers for generations.

The Great Seal of the United States and 1775 graphic commemorate the Army’s founding, marking the moment when the Continental Congress established America’s first service branch and united the 13 colonies under one mission. The marble-print Nike Swoosh represents foundation and unity, a symbol of strength that, like marble, endures pressure and grows stronger over time. This design cue pays homage to the marble monuments and headstones that commemorate generations of Soldiers who gave their all for freedom.

Surrounding the design is a purple outline inspired by the Badge of Military Merit (the original Purple Heart), representing the honor and sacrifice of those wounded in service. Completing the look, the words “United States Army” appear in Constitution-inspired black lettering, linking today’s Soldiers to the founding ideals they swear to uphold and defend.

Crafted in the USA by Big Game Football Factory, this limited-edition game ball blends premium American leather with heritage-inspired detailing, including raised overlay stripes, white pebbled laces, and precision stitching for elite-level performance. It is a true fusion of craftsmanship and symbolism, designed to honor 250 years of Army heritage. The custom Army design highlights the Great Seal and 1775 graphic, while the marble-print Swoosh and purple outline reinforce unity, loyalty, and sacrifice. Every football includes a Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring each piece is recognized as a collector’s item built with pride in the USA.

From West Point to the world, this football stands as a testament to the Soldiers, families, and generations who have dedicated themselves to the defense of freedom.

Secure your Limited-Edition Army 250 Football before they’re gone — and own a piece of history that honors 250 years of the United States Army’s service and sacrifice.

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Army Reveals 2025 Army-Navy Uniform Honoring 250 Years of Service and Sacrifice

For 250 years, the United States Army has stood as America’s steadfast symbol of service, sacrifice, and strength. This year, in collaboration with Nike, the Army football team will wear that legacy proudly when they take the field against Navy in the 2025 Army-Navy Game, debuting a uniform that honors the Army’s founding, values, and unbreakable bond with the American people.

The uniform’s marble pattern serves as a visual metaphor for the Army’s enduring foundation, the strength of the American people. From the beaches of Normandy to the rolling hills of Arlington National Cemetery, marble headstones mark the sacrifice of Soldiers who gave their last full measure of devotion. This timeless texture reflects the unyielding spirit of those who served, fought, and fell to defend freedom.

The number 1775 proudly displayed on the uniform marks the year the Continental Congress established the Continental Army, uniting the 13 colonies in a shared cause for liberty. This moment represented not just the creation of an army, but the birth of a nation built on courage, conviction, and unity.

Every player’s helmet bears the official seal of the United States Army, symbolizing that the men on the field represent far more than the Academy — they carry the weight of 250 years of service and sacrifice made by Soldiers and their families around the world.

Etched along each helmet, the Espontoon, a spear-like weapon once carried by Army officers, stretches from back to front, culminating in a sharp point that signifies the Army’s role as the tip of the spear. It’s a visual reminder of the Army’s mission: to push forward through adversity and defend the nation’s ideals at all costs.

On the left shoulder sits the Great Seal of the United States, representing the Army’s duty in both peace and war. The eagle’s olive branch and arrows reflect America’s dual readiness to preserve peace or pursue victory. The Soldiers wearing this uniform embody both protectors of freedom and symbols of resilience.

The Great Chain, represented throughout the uniform design, honors the strategic importance of West Point during the American Revolution. Forged from iron in the Hudson Valley, the massive chain once stretched across the Hudson River to block British naval forces, a testament to American ingenuity, unity, and resolve.

Subtle purple accents trim the numbers and helmets, symbolizing sacrifice and valor. The color references George Washington’s Badge of Military Merit, the precursor to the Purple Heart, honoring those wounded or killed in service. Each streak of purple stands as a quiet reminder of the Soldiers and Gold Star Families who have borne the cost of freedom.

Typography throughout the uniform is inspired by the script of the U.S. Constitution, linking today’s Soldiers to the founding ideals they are sworn to defend. It reflects a fundamental truth of the American military: the Army swears allegiance not to a ruler, but to a set of principles liberty, justice, and democracy. Upon graduation and commissioning, every cadet wearing this uniform will take an oath to uphold and defend that very document.

For Army, the 2025 Army-Navy Game represents far more than football. It’s a living tribute to the Soldiers who have stood the watch for 250 years from Washington’s Continental Army to today’s modern warriors.

This year’s uniform embodies that enduring bond between the Army and the American people a marble foundation built on courage, sacrifice, and unity.

When the Black Knights take the field in Baltimore, they won’t just be representing West Point they’ll be representing every Soldier who has ever worn the uniform, defended the flag, and lived the words:
“This We’ll Defend.”

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Rams Go Dark with New ‘Midnight Mode’ Rivalries Uniform

The Los Angeles Rams have officially unveiled their latest look, Midnight Mode, a striking alternate uniform designed as part of the NFL’s new Rivalries program.

Inspired by the sleek, modern architecture of SoFi Stadium, Midnight Mode reflects the energy of the Rams’ House after dark, capturing the team’s deep connection to the city of Los Angeles. The uniform is a tribute to the countless individuals who work in the shadows of L.A., grinding behind the scenes to eventually earn their moment in the spotlight.

Fans won’t have to wait long to see the look under the lights. The Rams will debut Midnight Mode on Sunday, November 16, when they host the Seattle Seahawks at SoFi Stadium.

This release marks the Rams’ entry into the Rivalries program, the NFL and Nike’s bold new uniform initiative celebrating divisional matchups with one-of-a-kind designs. Each Rivalries uniform is crafted to embody the culture, history, and identity of its city, and Midnight Mode captures the essence of Los Angeles: modern, electric, and always ready for the spotlight.

With the Rams set to roll out this all-new look against a bitter division rival, expect SoFi Stadium to bring an entirely different vibe when the lights go down.

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2025 WEEK 11 UNISWAG COUNTDOWN

It’s time for the UNISWAG Weekly Countdown for the 2025 College Football Season, Presented by Big Game USA!

Each week, we highlight the cleanest, boldest, and most innovative uniforms across the college football landscape, all building toward that coveted No. 1 spot.

Check out the Week 11 Uniform of the Week Countdown as we celebrate the designs that made the biggest impact on the field!

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Tennessee Unveils 'Volunteer Spirit' Smokey Grey Uniform

Tennessee Football is once again blending tradition, state pride, and service into the fabric of its game-day look with the unveiling of the 2025 edition of its Smokey Grey Series. This year’s theme, “Volunteer Spirit,” pays homage to the deep-rooted legacy of military service within the state of Tennessee, while honoring the brave individuals who have answered the call to protect and serve.

Set to debut on November 15, 2025, when the Volunteers host New Mexico State for their annual Salute to Service game, the uniform celebrates the backbone of the Tennessee identity: the spirit of service and sacrifice.

The “Volunteer Spirit” design draws on centuries of tradition, starting with one of Tennessee’s most legendary figures—Davy Crockett. Known as the “ultimate Volunteer,” Crockett and more than 30 Tennesseans gave their lives at the Battle of the Alamo in 1836. That legacy lives on in what Tennessee Football proudly wears on the field.

Prominent in the design is “The Davy Stripe”, a stylized take on Crockett’s famous fringed frontier uniform. It runs alongside the bold orange center stripe on the helmet and lines the sleeves of the jersey, adding a nod to Tennessee’s frontier past and military valor.

The uniform features a two-tone Smokey grey jersey and pant set, evoking the forged steel and tactical precision of military equipment. The stencil-style numbers on the chest, shoulders, and helmet echo standard military typography, while the word “Volunteers” is stitched boldly across the chest—a statement of both heritage and honor.

The helmet and pants also feature the return of the fan-favorite “Star Vols” logo, this time reimagined as a military-style patch, connecting Tennessee’s football identity with a respectful nod to our nation’s service members.

A custom Tennessee Tri-Star logo honoring the 134th Air Refueling Wing was created specifically for this edition, serving as a visual bridge between the state’s identity and its military strength.

This marks the fourth version of the Smokey Grey Series, a tradition launched in 2022. From the “OG” debut at LSU, to 2023’s “Artful Dodger” tribute to Condredge Holloway, and 2024’s “Volunteer State” uniform inspired by the Tri-Star flag, each edition has told a meaningful story.

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Tulane Unveils 'City Edition' Uniform

Tulane Football is taking its hometown pride to a whole new level. The Green Wave revealed their City Edition uniform and a stunning hand-painted helmet that the team will wear for this year’s Homecoming game on Saturday, November 15. These special-edition looks celebrate the culture, history, and unmistakable spirit of the Crescent City.

The centerpiece of this year’s City Edition release is the hand-painted helmet, created by renowned artist Armando Villarreal. The Tulane helmet captures the essence of New Orleans. The light gray base features cracked detailing inspired by the city’s historic sidewalks, while the street tile font spelling “Tulane” on each side pays homage to the city’s iconic signage. Hand-painted Mardi Gras beads wrap around the shell, giving each helmet its own unique personality; no two are exactly alike. A wrought iron-inspired stripe runs across the top, echoing the elegant designs found throughout New Orleans architecture. Even the back warning label nods to the Sewerage & Water Board logo, adding a hidden touch only locals will recognize. The front bumper completes the look, boldly reading “Uptown” in tribute to the home of Tulane Football.

The uniform complements the helmet’s artistry with equally thoughtful design details. The Tulane blue jersey features wrought iron accents on the shoulders, paired with white pants that carry matching striping down the sides. Player names are displayed in authentic New Orleans-style street tiles, and inside the collar, a hidden message reads “Welcome to Uptown,” a phrase synonymous with Green Wave Football. These City Edition uniforms and helmets will be worn only once, making them true collector’s items. Fans can secure their own through the Wave Warehouse, with items shipping after the November 15 Homecoming game. Every purchase helps fund NIL opportunities and support the next generation of Tulane student-athletes.

From the cracked sidewalks to the Mardi Gras beads, every inch of this design tells a story of creativity, culture, and community. This isn’t just a uniform; it’s a love letter to New Orleans.

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Patriots Unveil Storm Blue Rivalries Uniform

The New England Patriots have revealed their Rivalries uniform, a storm blue look that blends regional pride, franchise history, and iconic New England imagery. Inspired by the fog that rolls through the region, the design serves as both a nod to the six states that make up New England and to the dynasty that delivered six Super Bowl titles.

Around the neckline sit six red stars — one for each state and each championship. The details continue across the shoulders and pants with reflective silver stripes, representing beams of light shining from the Gillette Stadium Lighthouse. Towering 218 feet tall, the lighthouse is the tallest nontraditional lighthouse in the country, and it stands as a beacon for fans across the region.

Additional touches tie the uniform back to both heritage and legacy. A silver “NE” patch sits on the sleeve, while the neckline carries the iconic phrase “We Are All Patriots,” first spoken by owner Robert Kraft following the team’s Super Bowl XXXVI victory in the wake of 9/11. The numbers feature perforated stripes and embroidery in a subtle callback to the Drew Bledsoe era uniforms.

The set is completed with silver pants, giving the look a sleek and modern finish.

For the on-field debut, it’s only fitting that New England will wear the Rivalries uniform against the New York Jets, one of the fiercest rivalries in the NFL.

“Patriots vs. Jets isn’t just another game on the schedule — it’s a battle of pride, history and two fan bases that want nothing more than to see the other side walk off the field disappointed,” said Hall of Famer and former linebacker Andre Tippett.

With regional pride stitched into every detail, the Patriots’ Rivalries uniform is a fresh take on tradition — and a bold new way to represent New England on the biggest stage.

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Miami Football Unveils “Cradle of Coaches” Uniform

Miami University football is stepping onto the field with a look as storied as its tradition. On November 12, the RedHawks will debut their new Cradle of Coaches uniforms, a striking tribute to the program’s rich history of leadership, innovation, and excellence.

Trading their familiar red-and-white look for a design steeped in legacy, Miami’s special edition uniforms feature red, white, and gold stripes on both the jersey and pants. The iconic red helmet adds a gold face mask and a throwback arched block “MIAMI” wordmark, a nod to the design used from the 1920s through the 1970s across multiple sports.

“Miami has long been home to the Cradle of Coaches, legendary figures who set the gold standard in the game of football,” said Miami Director of Athletics David Sayler. “We are honored to pay tribute to their legacy with these very unique uniforms.”

Each jersey also includes a gold NFC chip patch, an innovative addition that digitally commemorates the Cradle of Coaches legacy. The nickname itself was coined by Bob Kurz, a 1958 Miami graduate and former sports information director, whose 1983 book “Miami of Ohio: The Cradle of Coaches” chronicled how Miami alumni revolutionized the sport through their leadership on and off the field.

The RedHawks will debut the uniform under the lights at Yager Stadium on November 12, when they host Toledo in a key MAC matchup.

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Washington Unveils “Honor and Support” Uniforms for Salute to Service

Washington has introduced the Honor and Support uniform, designed as a powerful tribute to those who serve past and present, both on and off the field. The Huskies will wear the look on November 15 against Purdue during the 2025 Salute to Service game.

The uniform starts with a purple jersey featuring a camo pattern, paired with bold stencil numbers on the front, back, and shoulders. A military-inspired nameplate runs across the back, tying the design directly to service traditions.

On the lower half, the team will sport gold pants with the same camo detailing. The word DAWGS climbs up the side panel, while an Honor and Support patch sits on the right hip to reinforce the theme.

Finishing off the look, an American flag patch is stitched on the right shoulder of the jersey, bringing the tribute full circle. This uniform blends Huskies pride with a meaningful nod to the armed forces, making this year’s Salute to Service game one to remember.

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