SCOTSVOL62
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I don't read dumb threads about uniforms. I go straight to the comments and make fun of you.
After all, this isn't your first dumb thread about uniforms.
Tennessee is Orange and White. If you want black then go be a freakin' Texas Tech fan.
WE don't change over a 100 years of history and tradition because some douches thing black "looks cool" or is "hip".
"""BLACK is the absence of color"""
Nope, black is all colors. WHITE is the absence of color.
Black is most definitely 'a color'.
lol, you're wrong, as usual.
As a wave, white is produced by the interference of all the colors. Black is the absence of light.
The whole argument over whether one or the other is a color or not is dumb to begin with, though.
Someone skipped fifth grade art class, I see. lol:
Try this, einstein...mix a bunch of colors together, see if you get white or black.
Someone skipped fifth grade art class, I see. lol:
Try this, einstein...mix a bunch of colors together, see if you get white or black.
dang dood you need to stick to the wtf's its one game there not changing the colorsTennessee is Orange and White. If you want black then go be a freakin' Texas Tech fan.
WE don't change over a 100 years of history and tradition because some douches thing black "looks cool" or is "hip".
Some of you probably don't even know how we got Orange & White.
"Maybe members of the Big Orange Nation would have guessed their beloved orange color came from General Neyland. Or maybe the Shields and the Watkins (For whom the field is named after). Or maybe it was some school president who liked the hue.
None of the above. The idea came from an undersized guard on Tennessees first football team in 1891 named Charles Moore who got the idea from the color of the American Daisies that grew on the what is known as The Hill, where most of the classrooms were at that time.
In 1892 students endorsed the colors at a special meeting, but two years later were dissatisfied with the choice and voted to drop them. After a heated one-day debate no other colors proved satisfactory, so the students returned to orange and white.
Fast forward to April 1898 when Moore, now the president of the Athletic Association, chose to color the schools first field day in orange and white and the colors where there to stay.
However, the orange and white jerseys did not make their first appearance until the 1922 season as the Vols opened the year by beating Emory and Henry 50-0."
LEAVE THE DAMN UNIFORMS ALONE!!!
Folks, we are orange and white!! Orange and white!! Come on...say it with me one more time. We are orange and white!!!
The only time I think it's appropriate for us to wear a black jersey would be at home when a game falls on Halloween! Thematically it makes sense and it's fun. Plus it only comes around every 6 years or so! Any other time, we are ORANGE AND WHITE!! If you don't like the colors, go root for another team.
I am amazed at the obsession people have with freaking uniforms! This is football, not fashion! Next thing you know, instead of running through the T in pre-game they're going to install cat walks and have each player come out one at a time while the PA announcer says "Today, Tyler Bray is sporting his new orange cleats with the black stripes to complement his white undershirt with the black and orange checkerboards." All the while Lady Ga Ga's "Baby I was Born this Way" plays in the background!
Give me a break!
Oh and nice try here. Really bravo. You must've aced that art exam. But for the other 99% of the population, black is a color which of course is not included among UT's colors.