Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Nike has replaced Reebok as the official supplier of uniforms, in-game apparel and sideline gear for all 32 NFL teams. Yesterday, Nike and the NFL unveiled a new lineup of jerseys to worn by teams during the upcoming season (Check’em out HERE if you missed it). Current and former NFL players took to Twitter amidst the release of the new NFL uniforms and gave their opinion.  Check it out…
(Photos) NFL: Nike Reveals New NFL Uniforms! What Do You Think?!
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl & DJJUANYTO Ready or not, Nike is replacing Reebok as the official supplier of uniforms, in-game apparel and sideline gear for all 32 NFL teams. On Tuesday, Nike and the NFL unveiled a new lineup of jerseys to worn by teams during the upcoming season.
(Photos) Nike Unveils New Platinum Uniforms for Nine College Teams
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl & DJJUANYTO This morning in New York City, Nike unveiled the latest innovations in basketball uniforms through the Nike Hyper Elite Platinum series. Honoring the eight universities that have won National Championships in Nike kit —Arizona, Baylor, Connecticut, Duke, Florida, Kentucky, North Carolina and Syracuse— the Hyper Elite program celebrates an excellence and passion representing 31 Division 1 titles in both the men’s and women’s game.
(Pics) Nike Unveils New Uniforms For College Football Teams
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Tuesday, Nike rolled out alternative “Pro Combat” looks for four teams: LSU (which plans its all-white look for Oct. 22 vs. Auburn), Stanford (Nov. 27 vs. Notre Dame), Michigan State (Oct. 15 vs. Michigan) and Ohio State (Oct. 29 vs. Wisconsin).  Check them out after the jump and let us know what you think of them…
(Pic) WNBA Unveils New Uniforms
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl The WNBA will be using new uniforms in its 15th season, jerseys designed to be lighter and dry faster to keep players more comfortable. The uniforms unveiled Thursday feature numbers on the fronts and backs of jerseys made of a breathable mesh instead of the denser fabric. The uniforms are 30 percent lighter and made of a material intended to dry twice as fast.
