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Subject: Yep!

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Go Green

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Date Posted: 21:57:19 10/04/25 Sat
In reply to: An Observer 's message, "Sometimes the Visiting Team Must Approve Uniform Colors" on 21:24:57 10/04/25 Sat

So *why* did Columbia and Princeton agree to both wear home unis?

Columbia and Cornell have done so in the past. But I presume it was to promote the Empire Bowl.

Why do it at Princeton?

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joiseyfan
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Date Posted: 22:24:10 10/04/25 Sat

Presumably, because Columbia took the trouble to ask.

I thought the look was great, with even the helmets in color contrast. Tigers may have gone with black jersey/orange pants AFTER Columbia’s request, rather than wear white pants, orange jerseys with black pants, all black, or my all-time bottom-dweller, the all-orange blood clot outfit.

And you thought man-in-motion pass routes were complicated.