... because a team that stinks to high heaven at 1-2 and is about to get blasted by 30-40 points against Clemson should really be cribbing the look of the 1990 National Championship team ...


I like the unis. They'd be perfect with white lettering instead of gold. I hate the choice of game to wear them. I hate that they're being worn unearned by the current team.







https://www.ajc.com/sports/college/georg...y4U06FcEO/

I guess "Sometimes it's not whether you win or lose, but how good you look playing?"

(09-18-2018 02:17 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  ... because a team that stinks to high heaven at 1-2 and is about to get blasted by 30-40 points against Clemson should really be cribbing the look of the 1990 National Championship team ...


I like the unis. They'd be perfect with white lettering instead of gold. I hate the choice of game to wear them. I hate that they're being worn unearned by the current team.

Doesn't that mean they aren't the 1990 unis? The gold numerals makes them look like Pitt.

1990 was Mack Brown's third year in Chapel Hill. After two 1-10 campaigns, the Heels turned the corner in 1990 (6-4-1).
It was a glorious day, October 20, when Georgia Tech rolled into Chapel Hill undefeated. The Jackets left, with their record tarnished after Carolina was able to hold on at the end of the game and preserve a 13-13 tie.