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| Hasn't the throwback jersey thing worn out its welcome yet? I mean, I want to relive the storied tradition of sports and honor its greatest players as much as the next guy. But this is ridiculous. | |
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| I doubt the sincerity of a lot of it. When Nike, just because of its rights agreements, mixes old styles with new player names, it's so obvious. E.g., the M.P.L.S. Kobe jerseys. | |
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| Furthermore, when Reebok's D'Funkd collection creates jersey colors and styles that never even existed but LOOK retro, the entire concept is undermined. It's self-defeating as a mass-produced item. | |
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| It also becomes "can-you-top-this." I mean, do some of these jersey wearers even know the players they're wearing? Or do they just like how the U of Wyoming colors look? | |
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| Hey, is that a Cherokee Parks alternate high school throwback? | |
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| Yeah, and next to him is a Rick Newheisel USFL. Sweet! | |
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