WoodsmanVol
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Oh no offense friend, The University of Tennessee was founded long before Clemson & Texas soooo that makes them the copy cat!!...In the words from Baine in the Batman saga.. (adjusted)This thread again?
I was there. They looked like Clemson helmets. Its a “No“ vote from me.
Maybe if…
-> they were the right shade of Orange (151C)
-> they were matte and not glossy
-> the players want them (most important)
True. But it was the first time wearing them, and most importantly, it was the first chance in two decades to finally exorcise the demons by clinching a playoff spot and catapulting into relevancy straight from the cellar that Big ORange Nation needed. It ended in embarrassing failure and gave one of the most deluded and obnoxious fan bases on the planet reason to gloat. It's by far the most embarrassing failure of Heup's career so far, by leaps and bounds. It's unfortunate those helmets were involved, and dammit, I was really hoping we wouldn't have to talk about it again.Think about all the times we've lost in Orange Britches, Storm Troopers, All Orange. An Orange Helmet didn't make us lose. We just need to wear them again to remove the stigma.
I didn’t see it that way. I thought for some reason Rattler threw the ball with uncharacteristic accuracy. He put the ball on the money in windows that were extremely small. Felt like I was watching an NFL QB carve us up. That stolen signs thing - makes for a good excuse not to blame the loss on the team.I think the Michigan stolen signals had more to do with the game than the orange helmets. Look at Ratlers game by game stats. Their is a clear anomaly. He knew what defense we were in all game.
NO!!!!!!!!!!!! and no, it made us look like Clemson.Will we ever see the orange helmets again. Sure USC wore us out that night, but the orange helmets had nothing to do with the poor play. They were really sharp better the the black helmets. I guess there’s some superstition going around in Knoxville.