There was stuff available. I had orange shirts and blue shirts. I remember a lot more people wearing blue. I think a lot of people liked having 'Syracuse' or 'Orangemen' written in orange against the dark blue background. I think the Penn St white outs started to make everyone else emphasize their various school colors a lot more and recognize how it looks on TV in a crowd.
I don't know when PSU started the white outs, but I remember Colorado having black outs for a big night game once a year back in the late '00s.
I don't remember that. Maybe that started it all. That was probably a cool sight.
I have a slightly different take; wear orange everywhere and when you see a road crew, scream LGO at them.
my wife doesnt mind me wearing SU stuff , but she does not like the orange look at all. But since I work from home, where will i wear most of it anyway now, and I am not allowed to wear t-shirts off the property so its just around the house or put on a golf shirt.
You're not allowed to wear t-shirts off the property?
nope.. not considered proper attire.. which is funny because her dad is/was a farmer for 80 yrs and all he wears is jeans and white t-shirts until winter and it becomes jeans and wool shirt..
I would have filed for divorce ages ago, but that's just me.
That's all I wear... unless it's warm enough for tank tops. So you always have to wear "proper attire?" You can't just be comfortable?
This has to be a joke. If not we need an intervention.
I’m telling you man, so much can be settled with arm wrestling. No one ever listens. We have a distinct advantage.
Just a t-shirt? Like Winnie-the-Pooh?
That's right. That's all my wife will let me wear.
Good times!
