1st the Ducks get the Hollywood "never wear the same thing twice" upgrade from Nike to help recruit vain self-absorbed millenials.

Now, our spies report that TCU is getting new speedier cleats courtesy of their science department. Test run video here:

Just saying maybe a uniform upgrade, at least for certain "key" players, could take our recruiting to the next level.

attempt for partial credit....

I'm guessing the OP thought this would be funny?

In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked up lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of the "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

gA_CMAB_FA said:

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In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

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Bro, do you even Adidas Ultra Boost? Kicks are lit, fam.

Ultra Boost are some of the hottest shoes on the market. Fire emoji.

Dude probably has never heard of Kanye #yeezy

Yo fam. Adidas are on fleek.

Fire emoji. 100 emoji. Wide eyes emoji.

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Dude probably has never heard of Kanye #yeezy

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Kanye isn't an athlete. Last I read he was in the hospital recovering from a mental breakdown.

And the yeezy's are some of he ugliest shoes out there, IMO. They aren't even athletic shoes. Who the *****would pay $500-$1500 for that garbage worth $30?

Yeah - only idiots.

And Ultra Boosts? One shoe is popular from Adidas? One. That's it. It isn't even a basketball shoe. Name one NBA player who wears Ultra Boosts on the court. Zero. I reference the NBA, because it is the league that black youth and young adults, far and away, identify with and religiously follow in social media.

gA_CMAB_FA said:

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In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked up lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.
High school kids hate adidas.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of the "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

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High school kids hate adidas shoes.

ashley said:

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gA_CMAB_FA said:

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In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked up lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.

High school kids hate adidas.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of the "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

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FIFY.

The uniforms are fine, but we should switch to all-black shoes and all-black socks.

So all my cool Aggie gear ain't cool? I knew when they signed James Harden to a shoe deal it was a bad investment. James Harden. No one likes James Harden.

CraigSU84 said:

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So all my cool Aggie gear ain't cool? I knew when they signed James Harden to a shoe deal it was a bad investment. James Harden. No one likes James Harden.

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You're cool with soccer moms if that's you're thing. Euros too.

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CraigSU84 said:

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So all my cool Aggie gear ain't cool? I knew when they signed James Harden to a shoe deal it was a bad investment. James Harden. No one likes James Harden.

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You're cool with soccer moms if that's you're thing. Euros too.

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How about Euro soccer moms? I hear they put out.

Fogburn95 said:

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gA_CMAB_FA said:

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CraigSU84 said:

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So all my cool Aggie gear ain't cool? I knew when they signed James Harden to a shoe deal it was a bad investment. James Harden. No one likes James Harden.

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You're cool with soccer moms if that's you're thing. Euros too.

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How about Euro soccer moms? I hear they put out.

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Yup...plus points if you're a soccer playin' brotha.

CraigSU84 said:

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So all my cool Aggie gear ain't cool? I knew when they signed James Harden to a shoe deal it was a bad investment. James Harden. No one likes James Harden.

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Sweet. I've always wanted to be no one. Thank you for making that happen, CraigSU84!

Just need a full sized picture of a football on the front of each jersey. It'll confuse the crap out of the other team.

gA_CMAB_FA said:

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In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked up lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of the "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

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How old are you?

MarathonAg03 said:

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gA_CMAB_FA said:

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In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked up lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of the "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

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How old are you?

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And your point is....?

It's not a point. It's a question.

gA_CMAB_FA said:

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MarathonAg03 said:

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gA_CMAB_FA said:

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In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked up lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of the "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

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How old are you?

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And your point is....?

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yeah, kids just hate these

Rod Tidwell said:

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HAHAHAHA OH MY GOD THAT IS FUNNY

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gA_CMAB_FA said:

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In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked up lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of the "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

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Recruits and players love the recent Aggie specialty uniforms. Didn't the '39 throwbacks receive some kind of reward, or did I dream that somewhere?

gA_CMAB_FA said:

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In this vein, TAMU can't get out of that Adidas contract fast enough. Adidas is a dying brand in college football. The brand has very little appeal to teenagers and young adults.

Notre Dame, Michigan, and Wisconsin have dropped Adidas recently. UCLA will probably drop them after 2017.
The only new "helmet" school they have picked up lately is Miami and they haven't been elite since 2003.

Of course TAMU locked in to Adidas waaaay too long - until 2022! By that time Adidas will be a WalMart product along with Starter, Russell, and Shaq's shoes.

Like it or not, Nike, Under Armour, and Jordan are what kids are culturally tied to and identify with. It would be cool to see TAMU try and get out of that bad Adidas contract and land with one of the "Big Three". Recruits would take notice in football and basketball.

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Does this guy work in the industry or something?