An alligator-skin motif is used in the jersey numbers, pant, gloves and footwear inspired by the Gator mascot.

This retro design revives a look worn by the victorious 1967 “Giant Killers.”

A tonal fir palm-frond print emblematic of South Florida is incorporated into the jersey numbers, pant and footwear.

A houndstooth check pattern is incorporated into the uniform in tribute to legendary coach Paul “Bear” Bryant.

Reflective, Game Royal Bronco head on the uniform echoes the famed blue turf of Bronco stadium.

Stylized script numbers, a replica U.S. flag on the jersey sleeve and the camouflage-print base layer honor the WWII-bound Buckeyes, National Champions of 1942.

A headlamp-like line running front-to-back on the helmet and smudged Black pattern on the uniform pay respect to the region’s coal mining industry.

Notched gold jersey numbers and stencil stripe on the helmet evoke steel I-beams in reference to Pittsburgh’s steel industry.

All-black uniform references the cadet gray-and-black regalia worn by Virginia Tech’s original football team and honors the school’s current Corps of Cadets.

A lizard-skin pattern used throughout the uniform was inspired by the scaly body armor of TCU’s horned frog mascot and a memorable quote from celebrated coach Leo “Dutch” Meyer.