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Ohio State announced Buckeye Stripes are returning in its Scarlet Rush and Sub Zero uniforms, adding metallic silver sleeves across five uniform combinations (including the all-black Tunnel Vision look) and signaling a continued push to refresh branding while honoring tradition; the team will debut the new home kit Sept. 5 vs Ball State, with potential jersey sponsorships and further unveilings planned for the season.
Ohio State unveiled a 2026 uniform rollout featuring five distinct combinations (Core Home/Core Road, Tunnel Vision, Scarlet Rush, Sub Zero) with updates like a metallic Buckeye Stripe on sleeves, a center Block O collar, and inner jersey festoon details, all built on Nike’s Vapor F.U.S.E. fabric. A new Forge Series turf at Ohio Stadium by Shaw Sports Turf will enhance branding, playability, and safety, with game-week plans for specific uniforms. Leaders Ross Bjork and coach Ryan Day emphasize honoring tradition while advancing performance and stadium branding.
Ohio State unveiled updated home and away football uniforms reviving the silver sleeve stripes last worn before 2006, with a refreshed Heritage Stripe, a Block O on the collar, and inner collar details, accompanied by a 61-photo gallery—following the program's recent all-black Tunnel Vision look.
Ohio State unveiled its new home and away uniforms with silver buckeye stripes, Day said he loves documentaries and uses them to stay sharp between recruiting calls, Ryan Shazier discussed his pizza routine and, in a separate interview, compared Jeremiah Smith to Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Calvin Johnson highlighting his size, speed and work ethic, and the piece also notes Matt Patricia’s health update and other Skull Session headlines.
Ohio State revealed its new core home and road football uniforms with the updated Buckeye Stripe (formerly the Heritage Stripes), featuring a metallic sheen, the return of the Block O helmet logo, and a decorative festoon pattern; the update marks the program’s first major uniform refresh since 2006 and ties back to a long lineage of heritage designs.
Ohio State officially reintroduces its gray/silver Buckeye Stripes on the primary uniforms, now in metallic silver designed with Nike to better match the helmets. The move brings back a tradition last worn in 2006 and adds updates like a Block O collar and an Ohio Stadium–inspired collar detail. The change followed fan demand and spring-game teases, with the new home uniforms debuting Sept. 5 against Ball State and road whites Sept. 12 against Texas.
Nike and the WNBA debut the 2026 Rebel Edition uniforms, created with collaboration from all 15 teams and community input to reflect each team’s energy, values and local influences, plus a Rebel Fanwear line; the launch reinforces Nike’s long-term partnership with the league and celebrates self-expression on and off the court, with availability starting May 8.
Before the 2026 season, the Yankees designated their navy road jersey as the Official Alternate Road Uniform, making them the first MLB team to have an official alternate. It hasn’t been worn in a regular-season game, but reports say players discussed a navy road look; the jersey has appeared in spring training and will remain a road-only option alongside home whites/pinstripes.
New York Yankees players have floated wearing an alternate navy batting-practice jersey on select road games—the franchise’s first possible use of an alternate uniform. The plan hasn’t been approved by MLB, and final say likely rests with owner Hal Steinbrenner. The team currently uses only white pinstripes at home and gray on the road and has never had an official alternate jersey, though other teams have adopted them and the Yankees have made other uniform changes in recent years.
The Baltimore Ravens unveiled their 2026 uniform package—home, road and two alternates—that modernizes the look with a simplified number font, removed drop shadows and gold accents, and iridescent outlines on the numbers and a feather-inspired collar; the update is evolutionary rather than a full redesign, adds a chest treatment with the city name on the road jersey, introduces a purple alternate with purple-and-gold sleeve detail and a new black alternate helmet, and features a flag-inspired pants stripe with an iridescent sheen, with the NFL’s relaxed rules allowing more mix-and-match with helmets and jerseys.
The Rams unveiled updated Royal Blue and white uniforms, retiring the bone-colored kit, with minor logo refinements and plans for two new alternate designs later this year alongside the existing black Midnite Mode.
The Ravens unveiled their most extensive uniform overhaul yet as part of the Next Flight collection, introducing two new helmets—the matte-black Darkness Helmet and an updated Purple Rising—along with redesigned jerseys and pants featuring midnight purple accents; white road jerseys will say Baltimore, and PSL holders got the first look at the new look.
LA Rams unveiled a cleaner 2026 look with simplified jersey numbers and pant striping, a full Rams horn on sleeve caps reviving a 1999-era aesthetic, a monochrome primary logo, a white color palette replacing Bone, removal of nickname patches, and two alternates teased (Rivalries and another) to modernize while honoring Rams history.
The Baltimore Ravens unveiled their 'Next Flight' uniform collection, introducing two new helmets—the matte-black Darkness with talon stripes and a two‑tone logo, and a Purple Rising helmet that now uses the primary Ravens logo with a metallic purple shell—while updating jerseys and pants with midnight purple accents, diagonal pant talon stripes, and new shield patches. White road jerseys now say Baltimore on the collar, inner-collar phrases like 'Play Like a Raven' and 'Darkness There and Nothing More' appear inside collars, and the overall look fuses the franchise’s history with a bold, modern aesthetic.
The Los Angeles Rams unveiled their 2026 uniforms, largely mirroring 2025 with minor changes: chest tag removed, gradient numbers and pant stripes eliminated, white pants promoted as a primary color, horn sleeve added to home and away kits, the bone uniform retired, and helmets updated with new 3D bumper logos and a bolder Ram head.