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By Dr. Steven Taylor
Traditional is nice and everything, but I think it is time for PSU and ND to put the names of the players on the backs of the jerseys. There’s a point where “tradition” equals refusing to improve something just because “that’s the way we’ve always done it.” Update: the second sentence has been fixed–it was garbled when posted yesterday, and I just noticed. Sphere: Related ContentFiled under: Sports, College Football | |
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Sacrilege!
Comment by Mark — Saturday, September 9, 2024 @ 10:37 pm
What heresy are you promoting there, Taylor?
I like it. But then, I’m a Penn State fan. I’m glad I didn’t see that game - I think I would have popped several arteries.
I love the fact that the uniforms haven’t changed since the two programs last met over ten years ago. Heck, even one of the coaches hasn’t changed.
Comment by B. Minich — Sunday, September 10, 2024 @ 3:29 pm