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Is it throwback time in College Station? Adidas may be hinting that the team might be getting 1939 throwback uniforms. Why 1939? The Aggies went 11-0 that season, and defeated No. 5 Tulane in the Sugar Bowl at Tulane Stadium to claim a National Championship. Could be cool...

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Tiger inTampa•139 months
$100 says Adidas puts those stupid arse stripes on the back of the socks! If it aTm were sponsored by Under Armour it was just be a black jersey with maron #s.
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1cajuncook•139 months
Weak
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earl keese•139 months
Are they gonna wear leather helmets?
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4WHLN•139 months
Fugly!
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Hester Carries•139 months
In 2014, TAMU is sponsored by Adidas. Apparently, they were sponsored by the GAP in 1939.
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Pavoloco83•139 months
Faggy then. Faggy now.
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