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To sum up today's controversy, we should be grateful to all those expressing negative opinions about this ad and to the ones doubting the strategy behind it -- you make the online world a very nutritious place for virals.To all those using the word "brilliant" or other meaning related words: you deserve flowers. While we're wondering if it's good or bad to have ads especially designed for festivals, some others worry more about finding not a balanced/safe concept that usually leads to mediocrity, but a versatile strategy to brilliantly cover all the basis: they have come up with a very subtle story to provide exotic food for any jury and they have offered the regular viewer a nice atmosphere and an inviting sportsmanship based competition that still stands even if you don't figure out the story line. Reverence.

Quit hating bro! Richt has tried some gimmicks in the past, the blackout vs Auburn and the excessive celebration versus Florida both worked out for the Dawgs. Also, the blackout against Hawaii, how did that work out? By the way, where was Georgia football at before Richt came? Oh yeah, seven win seasons. Two SEC championships, two Sugar bowl championships, and 90 wins in 9 seasons later(by the way Richt is one of only 7 NCAA coaches to win 90 games in his first 9 seasons), Richt has proven to be a consistent coach and recruiter.The blackout against Alabama was done because the seniors asked for it. Yes, it is humbling to have a blackout and then get beat on national television, but Alabama won the National Championship that year, so losing is going to happen.Before ripping Richt because of one gimmick that didn’t pan out, remember your history and what Richt has done for Georgia football over his 11 seasons!

The whole thought that this is going against tradition is hot garbage. Kick your self please. Why do you think the MLB has a throw back jersey days during all seasons…? Because they’re THROW back unis. Things change over time. Oregon is the best dressed team in college football, hands down, bar none..Again, kick your self if you think differently. Please tell me what part of their uniform is traditional. It’s about swag for college players..And it’s no different for the NFL or any other professional sport..Swag is about to make the term “tradition” disappear. Being dresses to impress at the work place is being dressed for success. And this screams I’m here to succeed in my work place..the field. This is a change of pace for the time being but most unis are going to this style. I’m an Athletic Supervisor not far from Athens and every aspect in designing our unis from pants to helmet this year and previous years was designed with the intent to stand out..get some swag on the field, and attitude. Grant every hater and all none believers this fact, the change up in unis for any specific game hasn’t been in UGA’s favor too often. And if you hate the unis that’s just your taste and you’re entitled to that fashion idea. But to say its breaking “tradition” is complete ignorance. If you 65 or older..You’re entitled to say that..Hell you remember the days when all facemasks were exactly the same no matter your position. But you just like the way the helmet is designed..go buy one and you’ll always have some memorabilia of your own to remember what they looked like..and maybe in 30 years they’ll have a throwback Saturday and bring out old unis..But for those who hate this..You better get used to it real quick because this is about to be what’s “in” when if come to football uniforms.