Uniforms

Classic unis could be coming back in full force.

In an era of flashy uniforms and alternate jerseys, the University of Alabama is one of the few brands in all of sports that has remained loyal to its traditional look.

Football is an ever-changing sport: athletes change, coaches change, programs change, fans change, but to many Alabama fans, one thing should never change: the uniforms.

When Alabama takes the field against Ohio State in the second College Football Playoff semifinal, it will be wearing a slightly different uniform than we're used to.

Just when you think you've seen the most ridiculous uniform in sports comes this.

To put it in baseball terms, it doesn’t appear the El Paso Chihuahuas have hit a home run with their latest uniform.

Northwestern University’s team name may be the Wildcats, but for one weekend this football season the school will be patriots.

Team USA will now wear the Made in the USA label. Every article of clothing made by Ralph Lauren for the U.S. Olympic athletes in Sochi has been made by domestic craftsman and manufacturers. Ralph Lauren Corp. used more than 40 vendors, from ranchers in the rural West to yarn spinners in Pennsylvania to sewers in New York's Garment District for the closing ceremony outfits unveiled Tuesday... Read

Oregon wearing a new uniform isn't news anymore, but the color scheme it's going with this weekend is even a step out for that program.

What’s in a name?