Marquette’s New Uniforms Draw Varying Opinions From Love to Hate
Marquette Golden Eagles are donning new threads for the 2020-2021 season. The team aligned with Jordan brand to make new uniforms for the 2020-2021 season. The uniform leaked on Saturday showcasing the navy jersey on an online store. Then on Sunday, the university made it seem like the players were so excited about them that Marquette’s uniform reveal likely scheduled for today or sometime this week wouldn’t happen. My thoughts on the jersey and shorts are conflicted. I have a lot of thoughts that I’m ready to give my opinion on.
— Koby McEwen (@TheTrueOne1_) October 12, 2020
Y’all rocking with the unis?? 👀🤪@MarquetteMBB @Jumpman23 best Collaboration in the country. Hands down‼️✊🏽 pic.twitter.com/OCzvzdf7qT
— Jamal (@jamalcain24) October 11, 2020
I have confirmed these are indeed the new #mubb uniforms for this upcoming season. The official reveal will be coming later this week. pic.twitter.com/lGTbEzXhF4
— Paint Touches (@PaintTouches) October 10, 2020
`Let’s start out with the positive. The shorts are absolutely electric. They’re very good. The stripe is a little bulky but other than that, they’re beauts on the bottom half. The part I cannot stand is the font. It looks like something pulled out of the 70s and brought into modern day. It also looks vaguly similar to another team in Milwaukee with a Nike del. The Cream City font for the Bucks looked similar. I’m not sure why the Nike desin team like this look but it’s awful. It should be thrown directly in the trash.
The two things that I can go either way on are the stripe on top and the block letters. The stripe on top looks good on the gold uniforms and clunky on the navy ones. Maybe, it will look better in person. With the numbers, I’ll have to see on those. They look overly big but again work more with the gold uniforms than the navy ones.
If I did this as a jersey grade, it would be a C+ or a B-but a chance to earn a better grade later.
Charlie.
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