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Yes. Do not like. Its definitely the most noticeable on the grays.I'm never normally one to complain about the unis, and I've liked most of the changes that have been made this season. There's one I've really cooled on though, and that's the grill-plate looking striping on the upper chest and shoulders of our uniforms. I thought pre-season that it wouldn't be very noticeable at all, similar to the checkerboard pattern inside the numbers, but it's really really visible and just... sort of jarring. I'm not really sure why we decided we needed it, since any performance benefits it may provide in terms of airflow, etc are more than likely negligible. I certainly don't see other teams suffering without it.
Like everything else, but I would not mind seeing the shoulder pattern go away for next year.
I'm never normally one to complain about the unis, and I've liked most of the changes that have been made this season. There's one I've really cooled on though, and that's the grill-plate looking striping on the upper chest and shoulders of our uniforms. I thought pre-season that it wouldn't be very noticeable at all, similar to the checkerboard pattern inside the numbers, but it's really really visible and just... sort of jarring. I'm not really sure why we decided we needed it, since any performance benefits it may provide in terms of airflow, etc are more than likely negligible. I certainly don't see other teams suffering without it.
Like everything else, but I would not mind seeing the shoulder pattern go away for next year.
A&M has it on their gray unis.
Michigan doesn't have it on their unis either, and we don't have it on our away unis.
It is on all three of our jerseys and on all three of A&M's jerseys. It's a lot more noticeable on darker jerseys.
Michigan uses a different Adidas template that does not feature the pattern or the same fabric.
Good job Hubbs"It's been no secret that UT officials have spent periods of the fall exploring maximum apparel options with representatives from adidas, and other major players in the industry we're told.
All signs point to UT moving closer and closer to a shift away from adidas; so much so that some head coaches on campus already have told recruits to expect the Vols to just do it when it comes to making a switch."