Clothes nazis are homos.

He could wear a speedo and a rainbow wig as long as he brought us the national championship.

We need to focus on winning games and not what people wear or what they had for breakfast.

I haven't see the Kansas AD but....

Did he at least uncover???

This thread is useless without pictures.

Remember when Jackie Sherrill and Gene Stallings would wear a coat and tie to every game? I know that the way Sherman dresses really is his prerogative, but I wish he'd at least look a little more polished (polo shirt, tucked in maybe?).. it made us look like more of a joke on Saturday.

You know how I know that you are ghey?

There was no reason for him to look like a slob. Put in a little effort, is it really that hard to tuck in your damn shirt?

He wants the Mangino look and he is getting it. But damn, he SHOULD wear MAROON.

ForceBidNello

You are dead wrong. Sherm as HC is also someone that can signal in a play- if he chooses. A lot of HC's signal in plays. Do you forget who coached here the last 5 years?

The reason Mack wears Orange is that he is clueless on the sideline. No one would be looking his way for instruction during a game.

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makes you wonder about his decision making honestly.

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please tell me this was a joke.

Southlake

Mack 3 is not the only one. Fat Phil was wearing a team colored jersey yesterday. I believe that Bob Stoops does as well.

You know very little if you think a HC is going to sometimes signal a play in. Players are taught to only look at one person for play calls. That person is solely responsible for communicating the play in. Others on the sideline may as well, but are decoys or are signaling to other members of the team (line calls, etc).

The exception would be when the HC is actually calling the offense and/or defense. Other than Mike Leach, I can't think of a Div-1 HC who actually calls the individual plays. He may have input or override the OC, but is not calling every play. Since he doesn't call the play, it would be ridiculous for him to signal it in. Since he won't be normally signalling the play in, the QB will not look at him for the play call and any signal he would make would not be seen.

Admit you were wrong on the justification for Sherm wearing a non-team colored shirt. I appreciate people sticking up for him at this point, but that was a weak argument. Players will not be looking at him for play signals, period. With the new clock rules, there is no way a QB will look at anyone but the main signal giver to get a play call. If Sherm wants input, he can call the player over and talk to him, but he will not be giving signals from the sideline.

I don't know why Sherm decided to dress like a slob, but it was not to be more visible on the sideline.

Yet another point I just thought of. Every signal callers shirt you see will be a solid bright color so that the signals/motions will stand out. Why would a signal caller wear a shirt that makes it almost impossible to determine things like number of fingers or exact arm positions against, like a khaki or gray shirt does. Wouldn't maroon make a much better backdrop for those signals? Like what the coordinators and other coaches on the sideline who do signal wear?

He should have worn a Fedora. Everyone knows all good coaches wear fedoras.




....On second thought, maybe he should have worn a sweater vest. Or a visor.

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The reason Mack wears Orange is that he is clueless on the sideline. No one would be looking his way for instruction during a game.

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What?!