Oregon Unveils "Mach Speed" Uniforms for Alamo Bowl | AthlonSports.com
many of us are already keenly aware, of the university of oregon's unique penchant for introducing a huge smorgasbord of sometimes controversial uniforms, as per many of their forthcoming gridiron events. the university of oregon, has never been known as per having boat loads of money... which should hereby allow for them to consistently finance these adventurous / innovative high profile items. for those that are in the know... it is also well known that the "nike corp" based in eugene, oregon... is primarily responsible as per sponsoring many or most of these uniform design concepts.
from the outside looking in... i for one would like to "take my hat off" to the "nike corp" for constantly trying in earnest to offer inspiration to the university of oregon, through their unique partnership vs sponsorship. but to some, it may seem that the university of oregon, may indeed harbor an unfair sponsorship advantage as per all things "nike".
which now leads us to the aforementioned "valero bowl". shall the "nike corp", which also has an apparel partnership with the university of texas... offer a specific "valero" uniform design for texas? just as they did as per the "red river rivalry" with oklahoma.... i guess this shall remain to be seen.
should they not... how shall texas respond as per their own form of inspiration as per the texas longhorns? this event shall need to offer balance / fairness.
many of us are already keenly aware, of the university of oregon's unique penchant for introducing a huge smorgasbord of sometimes controversial uniforms, as per many of their forthcoming gridiron events. the university of oregon, has never been known as per having boat loads of money... which should hereby allow for them to consistently finance these adventurous / innovative high profile items. for those that are in the know... it is also well known that the "nike corp" based in eugene, oregon... is primarily responsible as per sponsoring many or most of these uniform design concepts.
from the outside looking in... i for one would like to "take my hat off" to the "nike corp" for constantly trying in earnest to offer inspiration to the university of oregon, through their unique partnership vs sponsorship. but to some, it may seem that the university of oregon, may indeed harbor an unfair sponsorship advantage as per all things "nike".
which now leads us to the aforementioned "valero bowl". shall the "nike corp", which also has an apparel partnership with the university of texas... offer a specific "valero" uniform design for texas? just as they did as per the "red river rivalry" with oklahoma.... i guess this shall remain to be seen.
should they not... how shall texas respond as per their own form of inspiration as per the texas longhorns? this event shall need to offer balance / fairness.
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