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Over the last 50 years, the University of Nebraska Football team has, for the most part, had the same uniforms with only slight variations. It wasn’t until the 2009 season that Nebraska would even wear what we would call alternate uniforms, and over that period, they would stumble onto some unique designs.

Remember that time Nebraska wore a two-toned color helmet?

Or the first time they wore black jerseys in a game?

How about a throwback to a team from the past?

There have been some good, bad, and ugly alternate jerseys for Nebraska football, but it’s never a bad idea to refresh yourself on what those jerseys looked like.


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I blame Oregon and Nike

The helmet projects workload has become infinitely harder in the past decade. I've often thought about doing best helmet as an OT topic, but I worry it just devolves into a Homer debate.  I wonder if a better poll would be best 20th century alternate/classic helmet?

You could ask who has the best helmet outside teams you support.  But it's still qualitative and opinion.

The most distinctive helments would include, IMHO, ND and Michigan.

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