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Ah, when we used to actually wear our school colors… 'member? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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Not sure if you mean Scarlett Red and Albino White or not… but as long as that disgusting a** “Blue” is not in the graphics, it’s 100 to me.
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Burn the blue
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Thank you for posting BioCoog.
Why choose the smu game and not the 1988 game against uta? Especially humiliating uta at their home.
This never gets old.
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I was there
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Hakeem, Drexler, Elvin Hayes, Andre Ware, Klinger, Carl Lewis, Keenum’s freshmen year all had blue on their UH jerseys.
Like it or not, the UH goats wore red, white and blue!
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This does not mean anything but I always like the blue trim.
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TRIM is the operative word. Just keep that North Carolina stuff away from the basketball team.
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MORE blue trim please, as it is part of our uniform history.
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Much darker blue than Houston Blue. Maybe a Navy blue.
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Back in the 70s it was more of a royal blue.
H-town blue is such a great color for the Coogs alternate uniforms in all sports
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Keep the marketing going, we have 100 years of red and white.
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Never change. Go back to red and white uni’s and helmits from '46. They worked then and if we never make any changes or additions/subtractions, our marketing will be much easier and we will be more recognizable. Skinny UH rules . . . . .
Didn’t we start with blue 100 years ago?
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Me too.
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The youngsters here think everything started with Yeoman in the 60’s…
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UH FB started after WWII in ~1946 which is ~79 years ago. This resulted from the efforts of many UH students including Jack Valenti and Johnny Goyen. You can find some of that history in wikipedia.
If I recall correctly, Frank (with whom I attended Waltrip HS in the late '60’s) Ditta’s father was Captain of the first UH FB team in 1946 and I think he was later a coach in HISD.
easier does not mean more money and wider influence across Texas and the country. Blue is genius.