Cracked me up that someone else remembered it by that name. I had forgotten that we always called it Strat-O-Magic too. Probably have the game to blame for ending up a stats major lol.
LOL....................line them up ....put the little cotton football on the running backs stand ....turn the power on and all H**L broke loose.......lol
If I remember correctly gloves typically have to be in the teams color palettes. So we can wear orange, white, and blue with our current uniforms and we may be able to get away with black. Gray in the Gray Ghost Uni's. I don't know how strongly it is enforced in NCAA. I know in the NFL they always get fined for wearing off color stuff.
You’re right, and I can’t honestly say if my mistake was spell check or a brain cramp…old age.
I actually still have mine from when I was a kid. Cowboys and Vikings. It's probably almost 50 years old, and it still rattles just as crazy and out of control as always! I'm missing some players, but I've thought about seeing what I could get for it on ebay.
Good to see you posting again bro...or have I missed your posts ?
Thanks. Haven't had as much time this summer. Still hanging around though!
But remember, Lovie beat Murray State by 49. That will skew his number to the positive.
Researched my question and found out that prior to the 2011 season all players were required to wear gray gloves. Beginning in 2011, teams could choose to wear whatever color gloves they wanted to. Now I'll be paying attention to what color gloves the Illini wear vs. opponents going forward.
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ANY team is lucky if they can avoid tOSU...
Ah, my bad. Thanks.
As someone who doesn’t really live in the football world, what is the advantage to wearing gloves that match the opponents jersey?Researched my question and found out that prior to the 2011 season all players were required to wear gray gloves. Beginning in 2011, teams could choose to wear whatever color gloves they wanted to. Now I'll be paying attention to what color gloves the Illini wear vs. opponents going forward.
NCAA rule change takes the (gray) gloves off Oregon football
Oregon equipment manager says officials 'just don't go back on things like that very often.'
Can't see hands grabbing jerseys.
It was closer due to the turnovers (IMO). Side note, what is post game win expectancy? How is it calculated?
Robert and Martin O. seem to think that Rutgers -- with adequate time to prepare -- will be better equipped to deal with our gadget run offense packages. That point, coupled with the fact that Rutgers has a relatively porous pass defense, leads them to believe we'll pass quite a bit more on Saturday.
While fair to point out, their fourth loss was to an absolutely hot garbage Northwestern team that got trucked by an average Nebraska team. Hard to tell what we are going to see Saturday, though the extra week of practice for them does give them an upper hand to an extent.
