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Uni Watch. By Phil Hecken & THE SMUW Crew. Follow @Phil. Hecken. I was all set to completely pan THE Ohio State University’s mono- gray uniforms — as gray as the sky above Columbus was yesterday — and note that they’d probably be forever remembered as trash, due to the woodshedding the Buckeyes took at the hands of Pennsylvania State yesterday. Then, a funny thing happened — OSU managed a tremendous come- from- behind victory and suddenly the unis didn’t look so bad. OK, they were still pretty bad, but not as bad as they’d have been had OSU lost. There were actually a bunch of folks who didn’t want OSU to break out the all gray duds.

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This included The Pennsylvania State University. OSU fans were none too thrilled either, especially after a first half that saw the Buckeyes trailing 2. In fact, many of them wanted the team to change jerseys at the break. Carry On Matron Full Movie In English. Good thing they didn’t. Part of the reason for PSU’s objection to the uniforms was the thought that they were too similar to the PSU whites.

I watched a good chunk of this game, and I never had a problem telling the two teams apart. I also couldn’t help but think how drab and dreary they were.

You know, like when two teams play on a muddy field. Just not a good look.

Last week I wrote about the very cool Uni Watch helmet that Riddell sent me (shown at right; click to enlarge). The virtual ink on that entry had barely dried when a.

And I love a gray vs. At least OSU got the win. Otherwise these uniforms might have been as hated for their looks as they would have been for the result. Here’s TJ with the rest of your…• • • • •Sunday Morning Uni Watch. By Terry Duroncelet, Jr. FINALLY, some good football weather! It was gloomy, dreary, and wet in parts of the country over the weekend, and I welcome it.

From Friday: • SMU went all- red against Tulsa.• Boston College wore the red bandanna helmet stripes and cleats for their Red Bandanna game against Florida State. The Red Bandanna Game is held by the Eagles in honor and memory of BC Alum Welles Crowther. Learn more here. From Saturday: • What do you do when it’s Homecoming for your school, but it’s also Halloween weekend? You do double- duty by wearing your favorite Halloween costume on Homecoming, of course.

Also, Wisconsin wore the white facemasks again.• The story goes as such: West Virginia Junior WR Gary Jennings got nailed by a bird during a routine practice one day. The bird lived, but some of its feathers were left behind, and Jennings puts them in his helmet during the game. I’ve been told that he had apparently been doing it for at least the last few games or so this season. In that same game, Oklahoma State wore all- white.• Maryland wore these gems against Indiana.

Hoosiers OL Hunter Littlejohn (he wears #6. Adidas’s Laffy Taffy material, which has a reputation for distorting the nameplates on the back of the jerseys. The result? PC (and the spot) goes to Gregory Koch/@gregoryakoch (more pics in the linked handle, btw).

Also from Koch: Hoosiers DL Robert Mc. Cray III had the rare Mac+roman numeral combo on his NOB.• Two notes from the Florida/Georgia Line game are that Florida wore pink ribbon decals and gloves, and the game was NOT its fairly- usual color- vs- color affair (here’s what that would normally look like).• UNC’s navy unis could’ve been great, but they just HAAAAAD to go with the white helmets. Navy lids are the only real correct answer here. Hell, even their regular Carolina Blue helmets would’ve been far- superior to what they actually wore. At least the Canes looked fantastic.• When I was shown this photo, my first thought was that South Carolina were set to wear throwbacks, but then I looked at the Adidas logo and said “wait a minute”, only to realize that it was actually Jacksonville State’s throwback uni (PC: PT/@PThomas.

The Buckeyes wore their Halloween costumes against Penn State. Costumes are totally welcome in my book when applicable (such as the last Saturday in October just before Halloween)… but couldn’t they have gotten with the Nittany Lions beforehand and requested that they wear blue? Because the result looked like… well, let’s just say that had it not been for the scarlet Le. Bron cleats, officials and spotters would’ve been evenmore miserable.• Northwestern wore purple and gold decals on their matte black helmets (and wore mono- black to boot) against Michigan State. Perfect for Halloween weekend.• It’s kinda hard to tell because filters, but Purdue wore neon green socks for their Hammer Down Cancer initiative.

They’ve had slightly- more showy demonstrations in the past.• Texas A& M wore all- maroon uniforms. The jersey tops in particular feature a scaled down version of their normal numbers (in what appears to be grey, at that), and no NOBs. That’ll do it for Week 9. Tune in next week for the start of November’s games, which are paramount for a lot of teams, as well as the usual assortment of stars & stripes, camouflage, and whatever awaits us on the horizon. See you next week.. Joe Ringham’s 5 & 1. Following in the footsteps of the original “5 & 1,” Jim Vilk, and Catherine Ryan after him, Joe Ringham is back again for 2.

Sometimes he’ll have some “honorable mentions” and sometimes there will be more than one “bad” game. You may agree and you may disagree — these are, after all, just opinions and everyone has one. Feel free to let him know what you think in the comments section. Here’s Joe. . . Happy Sunday, all!

There is a chill in the air, and the season is heating up. Lets see who made the list for week 9…5) Georgia vs Florida — I always enjoy the Cocktail Party.

Even though it wasn’t a color v. Louisiana- Monroe at Idaho — Sometimes, just a simple search for games results in finding a surprisingly good- looking game.

The Warhawks looked great in white/mono- maroon, and it paired up rather nicely against the silver/silver/white of the Vandals. A very under the radar color v. Missouri at Connecticut — There was just something about the color differences in the two uniforms that made this game work for me. Watch Boychoir IMDB.

Something about the black/white/gold of Mizzou against the white/mono- navy with red and white on the sleeves of UConn that clashed well and worked here. Houston at South Florida — USF is one of the few teams that, to me, can pull off the mono- color look (in their case, mono- green) excellently. This game, with the gold lid, is one of them.

Pair that up against the chrome red/white/black that the Cougars went with, and you have quite the bold, sharp looking game down in Tampa. Toledo at Ball State — To a Thursday night in the MAC we go for an absolute beauty of a game.

People Agree to Clean Toilets for Wi. Fi Because They Didn't Read the Terms. Tim Berners- Lee, the father of the World Wide Web, listed his top worries for the future of his creation earlier this year. One of his biggest concerns is the increasingly dense terms of service agreements that companies ask users to sign. Now, a public Wi. Fi company has demonstrated just how dangerous those complicated agreements can be by inserting absurd conditions that thousands of people unwittingly agreed to. One of the downsides of being a worldwide tech juggernaut with two billion monthly users is that…Read more Read.

Purple is a Manchester- based company that specializes in running Wi. Fi hotspots for brands like Legoland, Outback Steakhouse and Pizza Express. This week, the company came clean about its two- week experiment in which it inserted a “Community Service Clause” into its terms of service agreement.

More than 2. 2,0. Facebook and maybe look up some directions. In a blog post on its site, a Purple spokesperson explains that the agreement requires users to do any of the following, at Purple’s discretion: Cleansing local parks of animal waste. Providing hugs to stray cats and dogs. Manually relieving sewer blockages. Cleaning portable lavatories at local festivals and events. Painting snail shells to brighten up their existence.

Scraping chewing gum off the streets. There was also a prize offer for anyone who contacted the company and pointed out the clause.

Only one person received a prize. It’s unclear if Purple would even be legally allowed to enforce the clause, but it says it won’t even try. This was simultaneously a campaign to raise awareness about the necessity of reading the terms of service, and a marketing stunt to announce that Purple is the first Wi.

Fi provider to be compliant under the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The GDPR guidelines will become enforceable on May 2. European Union. The new regulations are intended to simplify terms and conditions as well as provide more transparency for consumers to understand how their personal data will be used.

Here in the US, fancy consumer protections are anathema to freedom and capitalism. So, you might want to be careful.[Purple via Geeks are Sexy].