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Oookie dokie.

There’s a good bit of difference at a distance between those 3 jerseys. If we used a deeper/darker color of gold, we probably could. But people already complain that our white jerseys with gold numbers are hard to read at a distance, even with the blue outline. So the gold with white numbers...

We can’t use those. Not enough contrast between numbers and jersey color.

Even though I don’t want it for this game, I feel this is when we go “traditional” with G/W/G. I really don’t want white jerseys so that UGA can wear red in our house though. I wish we would go with the gold jerseys...maybe we will, but I doubt it.

I hate that hoodie actually. Lol. I returned mine. Bought it wanting a gold hoodie, and the fit of that thing looks sooooo bad. It’s oversized (as all GameMode stuff is), but it’s so long as well. If you’re at a game, look around at people wearing them. Most buy/bought it based off of their...

Or just the gold jersey with blue numbers that we’ve worn this year already.

I wish we could wear these jerseys, but you’ll never see gold jerseys with just white numbers. Not enough contrast to be able to read the numbers at a distance, and the NCAA actually has that as a uniform rule that states that as a requirement.

28-7 NC State. We can’t consistently score, and I don’t foresee this being much different. The offense seems to be getting worse, not better

I'm sure our typical lack of uniformity in color choice doesn't help that look, either. We wear white, gold, navy, yellow, and it still blows me away that I see so many people at our games wearing apparel that doesn't really have white or gold (or even navy) as the primary/majority color. A...

What’s the realistic estimate to how much red will fill the stands? 50% of the seats? 60%? More?

This is one of the reasons FSU supposedly made such a quick move (relative to when he was hired) on Taggart. It was impacting ticket sales and support so much (the loss of revenue estimates per game were kinda shocking to me) that it was costing so much in loss revenue/support dollars to keep...

Photo from Twitter from yesterday’s game where students had thrown the “money” onto the field in disgust:

I haven’t personally seen them at the games (I sit in a similar section to supersize), but apparently they (the bills) are/were given out to the student sections. Either at the beginning of the season, or possibly an ongoing thing.

This one: I actually didn’t mind. The jersey is metallic, so it at least looks gold to me. Maybe a touch lighter shade than I’d like, but it’s still what I’d call gold. Not khaki, straw or sand.

Under Armour hats are way better quality than Adidas in my opinion, but I am kinda stuck with Adidas for Tech caps. I have a monstrously large head, and only Adidas’ XXL flex-fit caps will fit my head. At least I. GT stuff. Under Armour does offer an XXL in their fitted caps, but...

I’m kinda the same way. Heck, I posted the photo of the mismatched golds I own! Lol. I’m so starved for true gold apparel that I knowing buy the sand/straw stuff! But if I had my choice, it would be a truer gold. Which, again, I know is a bit of a pain in the butt on the textile/material side...

Sold in the bookstore earlier in the season.

Then the post probably isn’t meant for you, honestly. But being someone that does retail apparel, one of the biggest things to a consumer is that the color of an apparel piece “look good” and/or match/be the actual color the consumer is wanting. But when the “gold” doesn’t even look gold, and...

I know that, but it shows (to me) that they Adidas/GTAA/combo of the two? aren’t on top of things/plan correctly. A gold jersey is what a lot of fans want. They could have easily had them ready to sell when the team wore them. Hell, we had the onyx gray jerseys ready for sale. There’s no way...

And this picture shows that Adidas can’t even match the gold they created for us consistently across their own products. All 3 of these are Adidas, made within the last year, and all are clearly different colors. In sunlight, the difference is more apparent. The hat bill is a light straw...