Blackout uniform?
by hartley
on Sep 18, 2008 12:37 AM EDT
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So I noticed that the Cards played in their black uniforms tonight.
Was that planned in advance, or was the "blackout" uniform a nod to the fact that major portions of the city are still without power?
Just curious; I don't live in Louisville, so I don't usually get word on things like what uniform the team is planning on wearing for any given game.'
This sentence is here because I need more words to post this question.
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Not a blackout game
Although your idea that it was because half of Louisville is without power is interesting. I was concerned when they came out because we beat WVU in black, and then Rutgers. I’m glad we could keep the streak alive tonight.
by Dais on
Sep 18, 2008 12:50 AM EDT
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Night games
The trend for the last 2 years has been to wear all black at night, and red unis for day games. This just keeps that trend going.
by 83fan on
Sep 18, 2008 1:10 AM EDT
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black uni's...
WE NEED TO GO TO A BLACK HELMET when we at least wear these… it looks mean…
somebody on here has a black UL helmet as there pic… It looks good…
Who do we need to contact to get that change?
Clifford
by JimmyClifford on
Sep 18, 2008 10:25 AM EDT
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I would suggest.....
email Tom Jurich and the person who monitors his emails would forward it to the proper dept./person. Great Idea. I was thinking how “pretty” my Cards looked last night and thought a black helmet would be so cool.
by Linda on
Sep 18, 2008 10:33 AM EDT
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I Don't Know
If the Elias Sports Bureau keeps such esoterica (they CAN tell you that Ted Kluzewski batted .241 in road day games against lefthanders in months not containing the letter "r"), but in hoops, at least, I don’t feel that our record has been particularly great wearing the black.
Know what I mean?
Roz
by Roz on
Sep 18, 2008 3:57 PM EDT
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