Baseball uniforms

[Turbine]

. . . are you proposing a new school color . . .

Black is the new tan.

UL sported a pewter tan in the late 1950's which was before they vowed never to go stupid again by calling a non school color, a school color.

Evidently if you can't keep traditions you can't keep vows.

[Turbine]

That crème white was legit

Creame White was Louisiana White, they could never get those 1901 uniforms any whiter than Creme White.

[CajunVic]

Black has been a school color for as long as I can remember . . . in fact, it is the color of the words on my very proud of diploma . . .

[Turbine]

Black has been a school color for as long as I can remember . . .

Go look on the coat rack, somebody checked your memory at the door.

[Turbine]

. . . in fact, it is the color of the words on my very proud of diploma . . .

Black is a universal color, with universal uses, but that won't make it official.

[R1Letterman]

Go look on the coat rack, somebody checked your memory at the door.

is it hanging next to his black graduation gown?

[Turbine]

is it hanging next to his black graduation gown?

Representative of the void in dollars the former student will experience once they start paying back student loans.

[KajunKrazy]

Black has been a school color for as long as I can remember . . . in fact, it is the color of the words on my very proud of diploma . . .

There was never an ounce of black in the football uniform in my life time until Baldwin. There was no black in any athletic uniform through my college days for sure which ended in early 90s. I don't recall the years that baseball and basketball introduced black? I think both were after Baldwin.

I challenge anyone, on any official document put out by the university where they list our school colors, to find black listed as one?

[CajunVic]

. . . red graduation gown . . . no student loans . . .

[Turbine]

. . . red graduation gown . . . no student loans . . .

Sweet

[CajunVic]

There was never an ounce of black in the football uniform in my life time until Baldwin. There was no black in any athletic uniform through my college days for sure which ended in early 90s. I don't recall the years that baseball and basketball introduced black? I think both were after Baldwin.

I challenge anyone, on any official document put out by the university where they list our school colors, to find black listed as one?

fighting a losing battle is not an economical use of your time . . . learning to enjoy the beauty of black may be . . .

[KajunKrazy]

fighting a losing battle is not an economical use of your time . . . learning to enjoy the beauty of black may be . . .

Not fighting anything. You said black has been a school color as long as you can remember. Just pointing out your memory might be fading if it only goes back to the late 90s.

[CajunVic]

Not fighting anything. You said black has been a school color as long as you can remember. Just pointing out your memory might be fading if it only goes back to the late 90s.

. . . and . . .

[R1Letterman]

Black is the new tan.

UL sported a pewter tan in the late 1950's which was before they vowed never to go stupid again by calling a non school color, a school color.

Evidently if you can't keep traditions you can't keep vows.

.ooops

[Turbine]

Not fighting anything. You said black has been a school color as long as you can remember. Just pointing out your memory might be fading if it only goes back to the late 90s.

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CajunVic B trolling with a capital B.