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It must be a widespread obsession. Even the new Dr. Pepper commercial features a girl "transferring to Tech" and holding up a navy jersey.

I'll be there - first time I've been to Clemson since the Calvin game in 2004. Was sitting amongst many Clemson fans that night, but they were very classy and nice to us - even with that game's incredible ending.

I think we are very fortunate to have TStan as our AD.

As a non-STH alum, I think I recall getting it twice. Only filled it out once though! If I'd have known, Super, I'd have sent one of them to you.

I remember, in the late 90’s, watching a U. of Washington game and noticing that the starting QB wore #7 as did their star DB. I suppose this has been a common practice for decades, maybe more so on the west coast than elsewhere.

I haven't been on the road. Just been really busy. Hope to see you on Friday, as well. I'll private message you.

I live almost 500 miles from BDS. I will be there Friday night.

I think this is a sign they are listening to the fan base. Can there be improvements on the shade of gold? (Sure.) But I see these jerseys as a first step in the right direction.

Im going to post them one more time, one at a time. Had trouble editing them.

And to your point, California's jerseys are definitely darker than Tech's.

Hopefully you can read this. The print was so small, and the column so long, that I had to take three pictures of it. It's basically an explanation of the parade details and a request to downtown Atlanta storefront operators to keep their businesses open and lights on that evening.

Just found this in the basement: Framed 'Atlanta Georgian' newspaper article from January 5, 1929 from Tech's Rose Bowl victory over California. (sorry for the glare).

This was the first year my parents took me with them to Tech games. I even had a (mustard) gold replica jersey #44.

When the SB was held in ATL in 1994, Tech was the practice site for the Buffalo Bills (on the old astroturf in BDS). No indoor practice facility and lots of rain that week...

GT wore navy jerseys vs. Georgia in 1981. Don't know if GT ever wore navy jerseys before that time, but then, in 1987, as Curry moved on and Ross took over, navy became our home jersey. Also in the mix was an NCAA rule stating the home team could not wear white. Fortunately, that rule got changed.

Collins reportedly spoke with Coleman before Paganos took the job at GT. Don't know if Collins had a sense that Paganos might leave, but I love it that Collins wasn't caught off guard by Paganos' departure and immediately had a Plan B.

And I would have bought one, but they weren't selling them at the concession stand where I went to.

Of course, it should be noted that, based on the announced hot dog sales at Ford Field (yes, that really was a thing - a marketing tactic urging a hot dog eating competition between GT and UM fans), there may have been more Minnesota fans there. Then again, all the Tech fans had already eaten at...