The ULM Warhawks are gearing up for the 2024 football season with a fresh and exciting change to their on-field look. This year, the team will debut a new primary helmet inspired by the iconic P-40 Warhawk aircraft, symbolizing a blend of tradition and innovation.
The P-40 Warhawk was a formidable fighter plane during World War II, known for its distinctive design and valiant service. By incorporating elements of this legendary aircraft into their helmet design, ULM is paying homage to the past while looking forward to a new era of football excellence.
The new helmet features bold graphics reminiscent of the P-40 Warhawk, including sharp, aggressive lines and a fierce, determined look that embodies the spirit of the Warhawks. The helmet's design aims to inspire players and fans alike, serving as a symbol of strength, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of victory.
As the Warhawks prepare for the upcoming season, the introduction of the P-40 inspired helmet adds an extra layer of excitement and anticipation. The new helmet is more than just a piece of equipment; it's a statement of identity and pride for the team and its supporters.
With the new helmet set to make its debut, the Warhawks are ready to take on the 2024 season with renewed vigor and a sense of purpose. Fans can look forward to seeing their team don this striking new gear as they strive for success on the gridiron.
Stay tuned for more updates and get ready to support the ULM Warhawks as they soar to new heights this season with their P-40 inspired helmets!
Notre Dame football revealed their 2024 home football jerseys, that now feature arm sleeve patches of the interlocking “ND” logo in gold. This metallic hue is designed to match the iconic gold helmet, with the logo trimmed in blue for an added touch of elegance.
The home blue jerseys will also sport white numbers with metallic gold trim, creating a cohesive and visually appealing look.
Notre Dame has yet to announce its 2024 green jersey game. Over the past two seasons, the Irish have donned green jerseys against California (2022) and Ohio State (2023). Fans are eagerly awaiting news on which game will feature this color scheme for the upcoming season.
A special unfirom typically accompanies Notre Dame's Shamrock Series contests. This year's game, set for November 23 at New York's Yankee Stadium against Army, is sure to be a highlight of the season. Fans can expect another unique and memorable uniform design to mark this special occasion.
With these exciting updates, Notre Dame continues to blend tradition with innovation, keeping their look fresh while honoring their storied history. Fans and players alike can look forward to a season of not just thrilling football, but also standout style on the field.
The Oregon Ducks football team has revealed the second uniform combination from their highly anticipated “Generation O” series, showcasing a nostalgic yet modern design. This latest reveal, the "Gang Green" uniform, honors the 1990s Ducks teams coached by Rich Brooks and coincides with Oregon's debut season in the Big Ten Conference.
The "Gang Green" uniforms pay tribute to the legendary 1990s teams that were known for their fierce defense and competitive spirit. The primarily green and yellow combination brings back the iconic “O” helmet, a symbol that has been somewhat overshadowed by the winged helmets of the modern era. This classic helmet design, along with other elements of the uniform, is expected to be a staple for the Ducks this season.
Key features of the "Gang Green" uniforms include the return of the green “O” logo on the helmet, a hallmark of the Ducks' storied history. The jersey design showcases yellow wings flanking the green “O” logo on the front collar, with the modern Duck logo prominently displayed on the shoulders. The green jersey is further complemented by yellow names and numbers, with yellow accents adding a unique touch to the inside of the armpits.
The "Gang Green" uniform is the second in the "Generation O" series, following the black “Fly Era” combination revealed on June 26. The Ducks are expected to unveil a total of five unique uniform combinations, each celebrating different eras and aspects of the program's rich history.
As Oregon prepares for its inaugural season in the Big Ten Conference, the "Gang Green" uniforms symbolize a blend of tradition and innovation. Fans eagerly await the Ducks' performance on the field, clad in these striking new uniforms that honor the past while looking ahead to the future.
Stay tuned for more updates on the "Generation O" series and get ready to cheer on the Oregon Ducks as they make their mark in the Big Ten!
Cal’s Golden Bears are stepping into their first season in the Atlantic Coast Conference with a fresh new look. Cal revealed their revamped football uniforms, exciting fans with both the preservation of tradition and the introduction of new design elements.
While Cal has retained much of its traditional aesthetic, there are subtle yet significant updates to the uniforms. One of the most noticeable changes is the addition of the "ACC" logo on the front of the right shoulder, marking the team's new conference affiliation.
The uniforms no longer feature the Sather stripe, which was introduced seven years ago. Instead, it has been replaced with a stripe reminiscent of the one used during the Joe Roth era in the late 1970s. This nod to the past is complemented by block font lettering that matches the new stripe design, creating a cohesive and nostalgic look.
The Cal script logo has been repositioned to the neckline, which in turn brings the front numbers higher on the jersey. This change not only modernizes the appearance but also pays homage to past uniform styles, blending heritage with contemporary design.
The Golden Bears now have six uniform combinations to choose from, offering a variety of looks for different games. The combinations include white and blue jerseys, paired with white, blue, and gold pants. This mix-and-match approach allows for flexibility and visual interest throughout the season.
The iconic gold helmet from the Joe Roth era, featuring the block "C" logo on the side, remains a staple of Cal's football wardrobe. This helmet ties the new uniforms to the rich history of Cal football and ensures that a piece of the past remains a constant on the field.
As Cal enters the ACC, the updated uniforms symbolize a new chapter for the Golden Bears while honoring the legacy of the program. Fans can look forward to seeing their team in these striking new uniforms, ready to make their mark in a new conference.
With the 2024 season just around the corner, Tennessee football has revealed its latest alternate uniforms, continuing the much-loved Smokey grey series. Less than 50 days before their season opener, the Volunteers have introduced a new look that pays homage to the state flag of Tennessee, prominently featuring the iconic tri-star logo.
The 2024 Smokey grey uniforms are a celebration of Tennessee's heritage. The tri-star logo, a symbol of the state's three Grand Divisions, is prominently displayed on both shoulders of the jersey. This emblem, set against the smoky grey backdrop, underscores the Vols' deep connection to their home state.
The helmet is a standout piece in this uniform set. It features the classic Power T logo, enhanced with a depiction of the Smoky Mountains. The design is completed with an orange and white stripe running down the center, adorned with three stars, mirroring the tri-star theme.
Across the chest plate of the jersey, "Tennessee" is boldly displayed, ensuring that the team's identity is front and center. The numbers are orange with a crisp white trim, providing a vibrant contrast that enhances visibility and style.
In 2022, Tennessee announced its plan to wear a unique version of the Smokey grey uniform each season over a three-year period. This initiative showcases the program's commitment to blending tradition with modern design. Last season, the Vols honored former player Condredge Holloway, the first black quarterback to start for an SEC team in 1972, with a special edition of the Smokey grey uniforms.
The new tri-star themed Smokey grey uniforms are more than just a fresh look; they are a testament to Tennessee's rich history and cultural pride. As the Vols prepare to take the field this season, these uniforms will serve as a visual reminder of the team's roots and aspirations.
Virginia Tech Hokies fans have something new to look forward to this football season as the team unveils its updated uniforms. Blending nostalgic elements with contemporary design, the new uniforms honor the 1999 throwback style while incorporating fresh details that reflect the program's evolution.
The new uniforms are a reimagined version of the beloved 1999 throwback uniforms that the Hokies wore during the 2021 season. However, instead of being an exact replica, these updated uniforms feature the program's current font, enhanced with a sublimated Hokie Stone pattern. This subtle yet impactful detail adds depth and texture, giving the uniforms a distinctive modern edge.
One of the standout features of the new uniforms is the color scheme and trim. The jerseys boast white or maroon numbers with orange trim on the front and back, ensuring high visibility and a bold appearance. The sleeves showcase orange numbers with maroon and white trim, adding a dynamic contrast that enhances the overall aesthetic.
In another departure from the 1999 throwback design, the new uniforms replace the "Tech" wordmark on the right hip of the pants with a "Hokies" wordmark. This change not only modernizes the look but also reinforces the team's identity and pride. The new wordmark is featured on both the maroon and white pants, creating a cohesive and polished appearance.
Completing the uniform set are the maroon and white helmets, both adorned with Virginia Tech's primary logo on the sides. The white helmet also includes a striking new striping pattern in maroon, white, and orange, adding an extra layer of visual interest and tying the entire ensemble together.
As the Hokies prepare to take the field, the updated uniforms symbolize a perfect blend of tradition and innovation. They pay homage to the past while embracing the future, ensuring that the team not only looks sharp but also feels a renewed sense of pride and energy.
— Oregon State Football (@BeaverFootball) July 12, 2024
As the Oregon State Beavers gear up for the 2024 football season, fans and players alike are buzzing with excitement over the team's updated look. When the Beavers take the field on August 31 against Idaho State, they will debut their first new uniforms since 2019, showcasing a sleek and modern design that is sure to turn heads.
The unveiling of the new uniforms, revealed four distinct sets of uniforms and helmets, including three tailored for home games. The Beavers will now sport an all-white, all-orange, all-black, and grey uniform combo, offering a versatile range of styles that they can mix and match throughout the season.
One of the most notable features of the new uniforms is the fresh texture in the numbers, providing a contemporary touch to the classic design. Additionally, an updated stripe pattern now adorns the top of the jerseys' shoulders, adding a dynamic element to the overall aesthetic.
The new uniforms are not just about colors and combinations; the intricate details set them apart. The updated texture in the numbers provides a unique feel and look, ensuring that the jerseys are not only stylish but also functional. The new stripe pattern on the shoulders enhances the visual appeal and adds a sense of movement and energy to the design.
Fans can look forward to seeing their favorite team in a variety of exciting new looks this season, each representing the pride and tradition of Oregon State football. With these stylish uniforms, the Beavers are ready to make a statement and leave their mark on the 2024 season.
the Purdue Boilermakers unveiled their new football uniforms for the 2024 season, and they have a distinctly nostalgic feel. The initial release includes just two different helmets, jerseys, and pants, but there may be more options revealed later.
The new uniforms evoke memories of the Joe Tiller era, a period of glory for the Boilermakers with Drew Brees at quarterback. However, there are notable updates to the design, particularly in the uniform striping.
There are two helmet options: gold and black. The gold helmet features a black/white/black striping pattern, with two thin gold stripes dividing the black and white. Both sides of the helmet have the classic italic “P” logo. The black helmet follows a similar design but with a gold/white/gold striping pattern, separated by thin black stripes. It also features the iconic “P” logo.
The home uniform pairs the gold helmets with black jerseys and gold pants, with striping that mirrors the helmet design. The jersey has thick block white numbers outlined in gold, a large “PURDUE” wordmark across the chest in gold, and gold/white/gold sleeve stripes with thin black separators. The TV numbers are white and placed on the shoulders.
The road uniform includes a black helmet, white jerseys, and pants COMBINATION. The design is identical to the home uniform, with thick black block numbers outlined in gold, “PURDUE” in black block font on the front, and black/gold/black sleeve stripes separated by thin white stripes. The back of the jersey matches the front design, with black TV numbers on the shoulders. The helmets feature a neck bumper reading “BOILER UP” and a warning label in the shape of an old coal-fired locomotive.
The unveiling of only two uniform combinations is a refreshing change. The full striping pattern on the helmet, jersey, and pants is a nod to tradition, contrasting with the trend of stripeless designs.
The updates are welcomed by fans who appreciate Purdue's traditional look. The gold/black/gold combination for home games and the black/white/white for road games are both well-received.
— Miami Hurricanes Football (@CanesFootball) July 10, 2024
After announcing minor tweaks to their regular uniforms, the Miami Hurricanes unveiled a striking new all-black uniform for the 2024 season.
The new uniform is predominantly black, with the school color orange used as accents. The helmets are black, featuring two orange stripes surrounding a black stripe that runs from the nose to the neck bumper. The sides of the helmet have the classic half orange/half green “U” logo. This is the only green on the uniform, except for the jersey neck.
The jerseys are solid black with orange/black/orange stripes on the sleeve caps. The front and rear numbers are orange, outlined in a reflective silver-black material. The front of the jersey features the classic “U” logo at the base of the collar, along with the ACC logo and makers mark. The Player’s name on the back is in orange block font, with rear numbers also in orange outlined in silver-black. The pants stripes mimic those found on the helmet and sleeve caps, following the orange/black/orange pattern.
The team has not yet announced when the new black alternate uniforms will be worn, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the debut of this bold new look. Stay tuned to UNISWAG for more updates and exclusive content on new uniforms and other exciting developments in college football fashion.
— Miami Hurricanes Football (@CanesFootball) July 9, 2024
The Miami Hurricanes are embracing their storied past with the unveiling of their new 2024 Adidas uniforms, a tribute to the power era of "The U." As head coach Mario Cristobal enters his third season with the Hurricanes, he is armed with his best roster yet and now, a classic look that harkens back to Miami’s glory days.
Miami revealed the updated uniforms showcasing several uniform combinations, including green, white, and orange jerseys paired with matching pants.
"Minor updates to a classic look," Miami's official football account noted on social media. The most noticeable change is the replacement of Miami's shield logo at the jersey's crest with the iconic "U" emblem, a symbol deeply ingrained in the team’s identity..
"I know what Miami is and should be," Cristobal told Late Kick host Josh Pate earlier this year. "I was a very fortunate young man to be a part of it. And so when you're at a distance and fortunate to have success at other places, it hurts you. It does. We're finally like, 'Enough is enough.' We're only on this Earth one time and just could not go to the grave without getting back to Miami and being a part of making Miami what it should always be."
Miami is not the first Adidas-affiliated school to unveil a new look this summer. Texas Tech also opted for a retro style, incorporating a varied stitch pattern with block lettering. This trend signifies a broader movement among Adidas schools to blend classic designs with modern athletic wear technology.
As the Miami Hurricanes gear up for the 2024 season, the return to a classic look serves as a visual reminder of the program's rich history and Cristobal’s mission to restore its greatness. The fusion of tradition and innovation in their new uniforms symbolizes the Hurricanes' commitment to excellence both on and off the field.
For more updates and exclusive content on new uniforms and other exciting developments in college football fashion, stay tuned to UNISWAG.
