Helmet Stickers...

Um, this thread is about helmet stickers... right? :disappointed:
 
lol @ the flame wars in this thread over a sticker on the helmet.

Like I said, I don't like them but...whatever! Hehehe! I'm just SO freaking tired of losing, I don't give a crap anymore! WHATEVER we have to do to fix the damn thing, I'm for it. Winning is the only Tennessee tradition I care about preserving at this point!
 
Um, this thread is about helmet stickers... right? :disappointed:

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I'm a fan of anything that gets our team motivated and produces wins.

Yes, yes, and yes. Alternate uniforms? Hip music? Helmet stickers?

If the players and recruits like them, or if they provide energy or motivation, then why should any of us care?

Bottom line, if there is EVEN A CHANCE that the idea increases our chance for success, then I'm behind the staff's decisions. I don't go to Neyland for a fashion show or a concert. I want to see an in-your-face, intimidating-to-the-opposition, top-of-the-best-conference atmosphere that encourages our young athletes to WIN.
 
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Yes, yes, and yes. Alternate uniforms? Hip music? Helmet stickers?

If the players and recruits like them, or if they provide energy or motivation, then why should any of us care?

Bottom line, if there is EVEN A CHANCE that the idea increases our chance for success, then I'm behind the staff's decisions. I don't go to Neyland for a fashion show or a concert. I want to see an in-your-face, intimidating-to-the-opposition, top-of-the-best-conference atmosphere that encourages our young athletes to WIN.

Exactly ^

Look at the amount of talent Oregon gets for having Phil Knight in their back pocket providing them with 9,836,836,863,353 uniform combinations. I'm all for preserving tradition, but they cannot win games with sub-par talent.
 
Yes, yes, and yes. Alternate uniforms? Hip music? Helmet stickers?

If the players and recruits like them, or if they provide energy or motivation, then why should any of us care?

Bottom line, if there is EVEN A CHANCE that the idea increases our chance for success, then I'm behind the staff's decisions. I don't go to Neyland for a fashion show or a concert. I want to see an in-your-face, intimidating-to-the-opposition, top-of-the-best-conference atmosphere that encourages our young athletes to WIN.

5 stars all the way
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Does anyone else think this looks awful?

#1 Yes, it's cheesy.

#2 While you're at it, go ahead and remove that Lawyerease crap off the helmet too. If you just have to have all that fine print that absolutely nobody is going to read. Yet may be useful in possible future litigation against you. Just print it on the inside. It looks (and IS imo) rediculous.

#3 Have not seen any uniform discussion of the little 3D power T on the front top of the helmet. Kinda cool I guess.
 
You don't see it til you get hit between the eyes with one.


I LOVE the bricks!


Player Bio: Bowden Wyatt - UTSPORTS.COM - University of Tennessee Athletics

My dad played high school football in Kingston with Bowden Wyatt in the early 1930's. UT used to give all the players in the local high schools free tickets to games, and they'd hitch a ride to Knoxville, scalp their tickets and sneak in the game.

Grandma (in her high pitched, crackly 80 year old voice) told the story how Dad, Bowden, Blondie, Butterhead and others got caught climbing over the wall. Blondie picked up a brick and ..." smacked the Hiiiigh Sherriff of Knox County! on the head and they made it into the game! It's God's wonder they ain't all still in jail!"

Football players and bricks .... I like 'em.
 
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I LOVE the bricks!


Player Bio: Bowden Wyatt - UTSPORTS.COM - University of Tennessee Athletics

My dad played high school football in Kingston with Bowden Wyatt in the early 1930's. UT used to give all the players in the local high schools free tickets to games, and they'd hitch a ride to Knoxville, scalp their tickets and sneak in the game.

Grandma (in her high pitched, crackly 80 year old voice) told the story how Dad, Bowden, Blondie, Butterhead and others got caught climbing over the wall. Blondie picked up a brick and ..." smacked the Hiiiigh Sherriff of Knox County! on the head and they made it into the game! It's God's wonder they ain't all still in jail!"

Football players and bricks .... I like 'em.

That's awesome! :eek:lol:
 
Is Tennessee attempting more to join the rest of the majority of college teams that are overly concerned with aesthetics?
 

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