Did you like the jerseys?

No. I try to fly up for one game per year. If I take the time to come up to Ann Arbor to see my team play, I want to see the team that I recognize as Michigan. It would be like going to see your all time favorite band, and they come out and only play songs off their new album. Just disappointing.

I thought they looked good.

I do not like the maize shoes.  They look too much like a penalty flag.

Nope

No.  The numbers looked tacky, and the all-blue pant made the linemen look fat.

No more blue pants.  It doesn't look like Michigan.  I don't get how everyone can be like "boo Dave Brandon for destroying tradition" and then pivoting immediately to "man I love it when we change something that's been traditional since even before the winged helmets."

Besides, teams just look dumb in general when the jerseys and pants are the same color.  It's a terrible look regardless of what color they use.

The cheerleaders or the uniforms?

When they cut to the game I thought they were impressive.

Nope

I think the all navy looked awesome w the maize cleats . I think our helmets looked even better than normal and that's the important tradition part , but I don't think we needed all the stuff going on on the jersey. Our normal navy jersey w matching navy pants w maize m would be good.

I thought they were ok. A good change of pace. The players love that stuff so I think we have to do it a few times a year to keep with the times. The shoes....several times made me think there was a flag on the ground....
All-in-all though I thought they looked good.

Meh

I didn't like them, didn't hate them.

I hated them. I hate that alternates are now an acceptable thing at Michigan, and these ones, with their weird "striping" on the shoulders and pant legs were terrible. But still ahead of the bumblebee look we lost to Sparty wearing, and the bowl game unis where you couldn't read the numbers.

I hated the brown stripes in the numbers.

The black stripes on the shoulder pads were fine.

I wouldn't want blue pants all the time, but as a change up I thought it was fun.

Not a fan, but I'm a traditionalist. Helmets looked weird with the wet texture, pants looked weird, jerseys looked terrible. All that said, still better than bumblebees. Know what a great uniform would be...? The Michigan uniform; that's a great one.

Hate them.  I don't get the "uniformz" craze.  I consider the following programs to be traditional college football blueboods, steeped with tradition, that have classic and sharp helmets/jerseys that shouldn't be messed with.

Michigan, Ohio State, Nebraska, Penn State, Alabama, Texas, Southern Cal, and Oklahoma.  

Have any of these schools messed around with their uniforms with alternates recently to the extent Michigan has? Ohio State has done some Nike camo stuff with their numbers a couple of times but nothing major.  I think Nebraska has had some black alternates in recent years.  

Other than that, no one else.  Why does Michigan feel the need to do this? It's not needed.  We have the best helmets and best color schemes in my opinion.  Why does there have to be such a freaking produciton around playing a nightgame? Programs have been doing it for years.  Just play the fucking game -- you don't need to have special unforms each time or a special fucking name,  Just play the goddamn thing.  

I hope the next AD puts a stop to all this shit.

Didn't care for the glossy striped and number stripes but loved it otherwise

So I like them.

I love the blue pants but like the traditional jersey better.  I'd like to see what the blue pants looks like with the white jersey.  One day I'd like to see the all-maize alternates.

I think they were bad ass. 

...and I thought the blue pants was the best part.  Reminded me of this:

The thing about these uniform gimmicks is they are all about fashion, not football.  We're all talking about number stylings and detailings and the way the colors showed up under artificial light, instead of about how the defense made big stops and how Devin Gardner managed to lead an offense on one foot.

Do recruits love the uniform gimmicks?  I dunno, did Brady Hoke show artist renderings of uniform designs when he went to visit them?  Did he take fabric samples, or drop designer names?  (At Michigan, our uniforms are the epitome of style, created by such well known designers as Yves St. Laurent and Coco Chanel!)

Or did he talk about the stadium, the chance to play in one the best leagues (still!) in the country, and the great academics?

As far as I'm concerned, there's only one good thing about these uniform gimmicks, and that is they keep Dave Brandon busy.  Every minute he's going over fabric swatches and mulling over accessories ("Do these wristbands go with the stripes on the cleats?  Oh God, the color on this chinstrap is HIDEOUS!") is a minute he isn't butting into film sessions.  Otherwise, the fiddling with uniforms just strikes me as unseemly.

Really liked them. Thought they looked sharp

But I thought the blue pants were really, really cool.  

I ignored the jerseys and just pretended the numbers were solid maize.

Really like the look a lot!

By far the best uniform we have rocked since we decided to try new things. Other than the normal home blue, this was my favorite.

I liked them. It's not like Michigan trots out every week in new unis.

Sidenote: I wish we would go back to the helmets with the numbers on them from UTL1. We went 10-2 wearing them =]

Monochrome in football is always a bad look. Especially all blue, with no pants stripes. It's like they were wearing jumpers. We have worn maize pants for nearly every game for most of our lifetimes--why stop now?

 

I didn't mind the blue pants. I did not like the shiny strips on both the jerseys and the pants. Numbers were a bit hard to read. Some have suggested the blue pants with the traditional jersey - I disagree. Love the traditional jersey - but keep it with the maize pants. Now, I wouldn't mind seeing the blue pants with an away jersey.

I always thopught would look good as an alternate road/bowl game uniform.

All-navy blue at home looks like a high school team...

And the numbers were an absolute HAIL to the NAW.  What the hell, didn't they learn anything from the bowl game against USC (not THAT USC) a couple of years back?  LEGIBILITY IS KEY.

I liked the jerseys. I think they looked great.

We've said it. We've lived it. Now we've worn it. Go Blue!

The jerseys were pedestrian.

The yoga pants were feminine, so they were stupid for football.

The maize shoes are a disgrace.

Guess I am too old for this.

Your guys looked snappy out there.  I liked the uniforms.