Football Uniform to Lose Trim
For the first time in decades, the Penn State football uniform is set for a change. According to the Allentown Morning Call, football branding director Guido D’Elia told a class at Penn State that the uniforms were likely to lose the contrasting trim on the sleeves and collar. The move brings the uniforms back to the Franco Harris era styling and stands to make the already plain uniforms even more plain.
What do you think? Is going back to the “old-style” uniforms a good idea or a bad idea? Or do you just want Guido to stop messing with PSU football and leave our program alone?
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