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Navy Football Honors 1926 National Championship Team With Throwback-Inspired Uniform

Navy football is taking a trip back through its storied history this fall, unveiling a commemorative Under Armour uniform celebrating the 100th anniversary of the program’s 1926 national championship season.

The Midshipmen will wear the throwback-inspired look when they take on Notre Dame at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on Saturday, Oct. 31.

The uniform pays tribute to Navy’s only football national championship team, which finished the 1926 season undefeated at 9-0-1 and earned a share of the national championship.

Rather than simply recreating the uniform worn nearly a century ago, Navy built a modern interpretation around several meaningful details from the 1926 season.

The centerpiece of the uniform is a modern take on Navy’s iconic 1926 “Chevron Stripe” jersey.

The design features nine stripes across the upper body, four on the front and five on the back, representing the nine victories recorded by the undefeated Midshipmen during the championship season.

Navy’s traditional blue-and-gold color palette remains at the heart of the design, while additional details connect the uniform to the Naval Academy’s history and traditions.

The words “Navy Blue and Gold” are featured on the interior collar, paying tribute to the Academy’s alma mater. The song was first performed publicly in its current form on April 24, 1926, before officially becoming the Naval Academy’s alma mater in 1927.

Some of the uniform’s most significant details come directly from Naval Academy artifacts associated with the Class of 1926.

The back-neck locker tag is inspired by the Class of 1926 pin, which features an eagle, trident and the year 1926. The same emblem was also incorporated into the class ring.

The jersey numbers take inspiration from the typography found on that same class pin, giving the uniform another subtle connection to the championship era.

A commemorative patch recognizing the 100th anniversary of Navy’s 1926 national championship completes the look.

Together, the details create a uniform that connects Navy’s modern program to one of the most important seasons in its history.

It’s more than a throwback. It’s a modern uniform built around one of the most significant chapters in Navy football history.

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New York Jets Unveil New "White Out" Helmets

The New York Jets are adding another clean look to their uniform rotation. The Jets officially unveiled their new "White Out" helmets, which will debut in Week 2 when New York hosts the Green Bay Packers on Sept. 20.

The helmet is exactly what the name suggests, a completely white shell paired with a matching white facemask to create the franchise's first true monochrome white look.

The design features a green version of the Jets' modernized logo, first introduced with the team's 2024 rebrand, on both sides of the helmet. A green "NY" mark sits on the forehead, flowing into a single green center stripe that runs the length of the helmet. The stripe is complemented by green player numbers on the back positioned above a matching "New York" wordmark.

The new helmet perfectly complements the Jets' Legacy White uniform, creating one of the cleanest all-white combinations in the NFL.

New York returned to its iconic "Sack Exchange" era uniforms full-time in 2024, modernizing the classic look originally worn from 1978-97. Since then, the franchise has built one of the league's most versatile uniform lineups with Legacy Green, Legacy White, and Legacy Black uniforms, giving the Jets three distinct monochrome combinations. The addition of the White Out helmet completes that vision.

The Jets have quietly assembled one of the NFL's strongest uniform rotations over the past two seasons, and the new White Out helmet is another impressive addition to the collection.

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Texas Tech Unveils Third Patrick Mahomes-Inspired Uniform With “Let’s Ride” Look

Patrick Mahomes' influence on Texas Tech football continues to grow.

The Red Raiders have unveiled their third Patrick Mahomes-inspired uniform, introducing a new "Let's Ride" look in collaboration with adidas and the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback ahead of the 2026 college football season.

Texas Tech will debut the uniform Sept. 18 against Houston in a Week 3 matchup at Jones AT&T Stadium.

The new uniform features a red and black color scheme, continuing the visual direction established by Texas Tech's previous Mahomes-inspired designs.

The look features Mahomes' signature "Gladiator" logo, which appears throughout the uniform. His name is featured on the back of the helmet, making the connection to the Red Raiders legend impossible to miss. The result is another uniform that blends Texas Tech's identity with the personal brand Mahomes has built since leaving Lubbock for the NFL.

The "Let's Ride" uniform continues a partnership that began before the 2024 season.

The “Let’s Ride” uniform is built around a sleek black base with bold red detailing throughout. The jersey features Texas Tech’s iconic Double T prominently on the chest, while the Big 12 logo and Adidas branding are incorporated into the upper design. The shoulder treatment is one of the standout elements, with angular red and silver striping creating a sharp, modern look that carries onto the sleeves. Mahomes’ signature Gladiator logo is featured prominently on the right chest, while the red numbers are outlined in black for a clean, aggressive finish.

The helmet continues the all-black aesthetic with a large red-and-white Double T on the side and Patrick Mahomes’ branding incorporated throughout. His name appears on the back bumper alongside the “GUNS UP” phrase, while the Gladiator logo returns to tie the entire uniform together. The pants continue the black base with subtle Texas Tech branding, giving the Red Raiders an almost entirely blacked-out look with red and silver accents providing the contrast.

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Texas Tech’s Special Edition “Let’s Ride” Game Ball

Texas Tech is bringing a special look to the football field with the Special Edition Texas Tech Gladiator “Let’s Ride” Game Ball, built by Big Game Football Factory.

Designed to complement Texas Tech’s “Let’s Ride” uniform, this special-edition football brings the details of the Red Raiders’ game-day look directly to the ball. From its rich dark brown leather to the distinctive stitching and laces, every element was created to make this football stand out.

The official on-field game ball features premium American Playoff leather, red pebbled laces, white “heartbeat” stitching and the Raiderland logo. The combination creates a unique look that pairs perfectly with the “Let’s Ride” uniform, giving Texas Tech fans another piece of gear to celebrate the program’s style and identity.

Handcrafted by Big Game Football Factory in Dallas, Texas, the Gladiator football was developed to Texas Tech team specifications for game-day use. This is more than a display piece; it is an authentic on-field model that showcases the craftsmanship and attention to detail that go into creating special-edition college football equipment.

The Special Edition Official Texas Tech Gladiator “Let’s Ride” Game Ball is available for fans to have. With its limited-edition design and authentic game-day details, it is a must-have for Texas Tech fans, alumni and collectors looking to add something special to their collection.

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Mizzou Unveils Throwback Uniforms Celebrating 100 Years of Memorial Stadium

Missouri is taking a trip through its football history to celebrate a century of Memorial Stadium.

The Tigers unveiled a special throwback uniform that will be worn Sept. 19 against Troy as part of the celebration marking the 100th anniversary of Memorial Stadium.

Rather than recreating one specific uniform from the past, Mizzou's Centennial look pulls details from several defining eras of Tigers football, creating a uniform that connects the program's history from the 1920s to today.

The centerpiece of the look is a black jersey featuring a classic M logo inspired by the 1920s, when Memorial Stadium was constructed and opened. The jersey also takes a minimalist approach by leaving the chest completely clean.

One of the most noticeable details comes on the sleeves. The black, gold and white striping is inspired by the 1970s, a period when Missouri transitioned from the defense-heavy style of the 1960s into a more modern, high-powered offense.

The helmet continues the historical theme with the Block M, which first appeared on a Mizzou helmet in 1971.

For the Centennial uniform, the logo features a narrow type treatment paired with a gray facemask, recreating another distinctive element from the program's past.

The Block M has gone through numerous iterations over the decades, making it one of the most recognizable symbols in Missouri football history.

The helmet also features an especially meaningful detail on the front bumper. The bumper showcases the six Ionic-style columns of Mizzou's Francis Quadrangle, which have stood as a symbol of the university since 1892.

The pants complete the throwback look with a shade of gold inspired by the historic color worn by the Tigers through the 20th century and before the 21st-century evolution of Mizzou's gold.

Combined with the black jersey and vintage-inspired helmet, the pants help give the entire uniform the feel of a classic Mizzou football era.

Mizzou has essentially created a visual timeline of its football program, pulling individual details from different eras and bringing them together for one game.

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2026 WEEK 2 UNISWAG COUNTDOWN

Week 2 is in the books, and the UNISWAG Uniform of the Week Countdown presented by Big Game USA keeps rolling.

From bold color combinations to clean modern updates and throwback-inspired details, college football continued to bring the heat across the country.

With every week, the competition gets tougher and the countdown gets closer to crowning the UNISWAG Uniform of the Year.

Who made the biggest statement in Week 2?

Check out this week’s rankings and see which uniforms stood out from the crowd.

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Central Michigan Honors Saginaw Chippewa Tribe With Meaningful Helmet Details

Central Michigan is bringing more than its trademark maroon and gold onto the football field this season.

The Chippewas are honoring the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe through a special helmet design featuring bumper decals inspired by the Seven Grandfather Teachings. The thoughtful details recognize the strong relationship between Central Michigan Football and the tribe, whose reservation is located near the university’s Mount Pleasant campus.

Each helmet features one of seven unique icons on the front bumper, with the corresponding teaching displayed on the back bumper. Some helmets feature the teachings in English, while others use Anishinaabemowin, celebrating the language and cultural heritage of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe.

The Seven Grandfather Teachings represented throughout the collection are: Love, Wisdom, Truth, Respect, Humility, Honesty, and Bravery

The design gives each player a specific value to carry onto the field, turning the helmet decals into more than just a visual detail. They serve as a reminder of the cultural teachings and principles connected to the community Central Michigan is representing.

The partnership reflects the ongoing connection between Central Michigan Football and the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe. By incorporating the Seven Grandfather Teachings into the team’s equipment, the Chippewas are using the football field to celebrate tribal heritage while highlighting values that extend well beyond the game.

From the unique front bumper symbols to the bilingual back bumper details, Central Michigan’s helmets offer a meaningful example of how football equipment can tell a larger story. These are not simply special-edition decals, they represent love, wisdom, truth, respect, humility, honesty, and bravery, all while honoring the community surrounding the university.

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2026 Week 2 UNISWAG Watchlist

The countdown continues. College football is rolling into Week 2, and the UNISWAG Uniform of the Week Countdown is back.

After a loaded opening weekend, Week 2 brings another slate of new uniforms, throwbacks, alternate looks and standout combinations from across the country.

Each week, UNISWAG will track the best uniform combinations and narrow them down to our Top 10 before crowning the UNISWAG Uniform of the Week.

From helmets and jerseys to pants, accessories and the overall execution, we’ll be looking at the complete uniform to determine which teams made the biggest statement.

The Week 2 Top 10 will be revealed Monday.

Who will make the cut, and which team will take home the Week 2 crown?

Check back Monday to see who made the Top 10.

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Boise State

BYU

Tualne

Boston College

Rutgers

Georgia

NC State

Florida

TCU

UTEP

Miami

Minnesota

Sac State

Oregon

louisville

Hawaii

jmu

WKU

liberty

Utah

washington state

Citadel

air force

Baylor

UCF

Vanderbilt

Eastern Michigan

Pitt

Baylor

Kennesaw state

UNC

Arkansas

Texas Tech

oklahoma state

ORegon state

Mississippi state

Cincinnati

Texas A&M


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Boise State Celebrates 40 Years With Limited-Edition Nike Vapor Elite Football

Boise State is celebrating four decades of football with a collector’s item that pays tribute to one of the most recognizable identities in college football.

To commemorate the program’s 40th anniversary, Big Game has teamed up with Nike to produce a Limited Edition Nike Vapor Elite Boise State 40th Anniversary Football, giving Broncos fans the opportunity to own a piece of Boise State history.

The game ball is built in the USA to the specifications of the Boise State football team and features several details inspired by the program’s unmistakable identity.

The centerpiece is a distinctive blue turf-inspired Nike Swoosh, outlined in Broncos orange, along with a commemorative 40th Anniversary mark. The design serves as a nod to the blue field that has become synonymous with Boise State football and helped make the program one of the most recognizable in college football.

From the blue turf to the orange accents, the limited-edition football brings together some of the visual elements that have defined Boise State for generations.

The Limited Edition Nike Vapor Elite Boise State 40th Anniversary Football is available for a limited time, giving Broncos fans a chance to celebrate 40 years of Boise State football with a football built specifically for the occasion.

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Seahawks White Throwback Uniforms Are Coming Back in 2027

The wait is finally over for Seattle Seahawks fans.

The Seahawks have officially announced that their fan-favorite white 1990s-era throwback uniforms will return in 2027, bringing back one of the most requested looks in franchise history.

The news was revealed Wednesday during a new ownership press conference, where Seahawks vice chair Neal Khosla confirmed that the team plans to bring back the white throwbacks for the 2027 season.

“We will bring those back for 2027, the white throwbacks.”

The return has been a long time coming. Since the Seahawks introduced their royal blue and apple green throwback uniforms in 2023, fans have consistently called for the white version to join the rotation.

The 1990s-inspired uniforms feature the classic white jersey and pants combination, paired with the Seahawks' iconic royal blue and apple green color palette. The throwback look captures an important era of Seattle football and has remained a fan favorite decades after it was originally worn.

And with the Seahawks already embracing their 1990s identity through their existing throwback collection, the addition of the white uniforms gives Seattle another opportunity to bring one of the franchise's most recognizable looks back to the field.

The white throwbacks are coming. Seahawks fans just have to wait until 2027.

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