Nike Georgia Bulldogs #35 Red Replica Football Jersey
Nike has the new UGA football player jerseys available in our store. Some player numbers are available in red, black and/or white. So far, they've stocked #8 AJ Green happens to wear (red, black and white), #35 Rennie Curran (red), #4 Caleb King (red and white), #22 Richard Samuel (black) and #7 Orson Charles* (red). As always the player names aren't on the back of the jerseys.
You can also make your own NIKE replica jersey with the number and name of your choice on the back in white or red via the store. However, sizes are a bit more limited currently in those two options.
PWD
*yeah...I know. It was meant to be a Stafford jersey, but the name's not on the back. So now, it's an Orson Charles jersey. ;-)
33 comments:
Love the site and I hope your store does well BUT:
That's all we need---more replica jerseys for all our grossly fat, middle aged fans to wear to games and otherwise. Just yesterday I stopped at a local Taco Mac for my weekly cheat meal, and there were several fat slobs sitting at the bar wearing UGA/Braves jerseys pounding wings. I remember thinking, "man, these people certainly aren't advertising UGA in a good way."
Perhaps if we had a rule that you can't be a disgusting fat body if you wish to purchase a jersey, that would help a lot (maybe you must have a waist size of 35 or under and/or no dunlop disease). I don't know what it is, but fat slobs (both men and women) seem to have a great affinity for wearing team jerseys. Maybe they think it makes them feel slimmer or something, but regardless its quite gross to look at.
Oh, I especially get a kick out of the fat guys who wear team jerseys who then brag about their high school playing days, or their days playing "semi pro ball" (whatever that means.) Reminds me of that washed up QB from Napoleon Dynamite...only fatter.
I hope you weigh 300 lbs soon.
Thanks for taking a dump on anyone that might buy an otherwise well selling product from my store by loudly proclaiming anyone that would buy said product is fat.
Douche.
First, I'm not going to be 300 lbs anytime soon, barring some sort of freak, untreatable/incurable medical condition. Given my love of exercise and enjoyment of eating a healthy diet...I just don't see that happening. But anyway, I never said anything even close to what you stated. Where did I mention that "anyone that would buy said product is fat"?
I did say that fat people seem to have an affinity for wearing jerseys, but that's quite a stretch to extend that to anyone who would buy a jersey. Yes, I've seen plenty of in shape guys and in shape/hot chicks wearing jerseys. Unfortunately, they're outnumbered 10 to 1 by the slobs.
But regardless, in spite of your name calling I love your site (though you don't have as many funny stories as in years past), and I've recommended your site and store to a litany of fellow UGA fans. To make it perfectly clear: please everyone consider purchasing all your UGA gear needs from the Georgia sports blog. But if you're overweight, please think twice about buying a jersey...it won't look good and will do you no favors.
Stick with a big, baggy t-shirt or over sized polo or sweatshirt. Even better, consider a giant rain jacket or poncho to cover up the indecency.
Anon,
Sorry I blew off at you. Thanks for reading.
Looks like that possibly we have someone who worries WAY TOO much about what others wear. I'm not a jersey type guy, but the fact that I am a guy makes me care less about what others wear. Obviously, your more fashion aware than I am. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
And good luck with that eating disorder.
Paul, no worries at all. My thoughts were a bit controversial so I can understand your reaction. Keep up the great work and thanks for all you do. I've ordered from your store previously and I'm sure I will again as the season approaches. Its the least I can do to support your site and your time/efforts over the years.
PTCDawg, I'm far from one of those fashion type of people---I don't care what people wear or if their attire matches, etc, and I'm certainly not trendy when it comes to clothes. But, there's a big difference between critiquing ones outfit and some fat slob wearing a jersey, especially when that person is pressed up against you at a game with his fat hanging all over you. For example, when you're flying coach and some fat guy wearing a cutoff t-shirt sits down right next to you, I'm quite certain you're going to form a judgment on him based partly on what he's wearing.
Athens95---so choosing to live a healthy life suddenly means you have an eating disorder? Only in America---where excuses are rampant and will power is non-existent (when it comes to health/diet). You must be that guy/girl who tells others who are in shape something like, "I wish I had your genetics"...or simply blow them off as being bulimic or something...
Not quite, chief. Commitment to health is one thing (although my 20miles run last week probably doesn't meet your standard), mocking and being sickened by fat people is quite another. Using language such as "slobs," "gross," "disgusting," "cover up the indecency," and "his fat hanging all over you" sounds like some issues beyond caring about your own health.
I remember one year that Bulldog Sporting Goods had a huge supply of Greg Blue jerseys, and he had never played a down.
DawgnotDog,
You ever seen the Halloween Pics of Greg Blue dressed as Quincy Carter with the powdered sugar all over his face?
Talk about comedic use of your predecessors jersey #.
holy cow...when did this site turn from football to fat-chat? Seriously...if we're going to bicker, let's argue the benefits of running the 3-4 to stop the spread...not our personal opinions on fashion.
unless anyone wants to sit in the pedicure chair next to me while i type this and chat about the benefits of wheat-grass smoothies. haha
3-4 to stop the spread?
Dude, Are you insane. You have to have the big hog mollies in there to push the oline into the holes in order to stop the spread. Giving them 3-5 yards to reach the second level is pretty dumb. Besides if I understand the genesis of the spread it was intended to attack the 3-4.
The spread is just like any option attack that came out of the late 70's and 80's. You just have to want it more than the other guy. This is the only way to stop it. Make them make the mistakes because you are going full speed and taking heads off the other guy.
Mitch
Anon 12:46
I hope you get a disease and you wake up fat. Better yet as you get older and your metabolism goes away.
May 100o fleas infest your armpits and may you wake up fat, or better yet, wake up next to a fat slob.
Athens95:
[Stands and applauds]
Anonymous (not the douche, but one of the fat slobs wearing a #24 to show, you know, team spirit)
I don't fly Coach.. :)
Anyone that wears a jersey that is older that the player wearing the jersey on the field of play is a douche. ie it's cute on kids, terrible for anyone older than 12.
Hahahaha...this is almost as out of control as the Corine Brown thread that was blocked....almost.
Any grown man who cares about or criticizes what other guys wear is a homo.
Just a wild guess, but does anon 10:46/11:00/12:46 live in Virginia Highlands or San Francisco? This is great stuff! Too bad there is no link to his anon. site. I am sure that there is Richard Simmons tribute! Dude, pull the corn cob out slowly!
If any man who cares or critizes what other men wear is a homo, then I guess every Ga fan that makes fun of the gaytors and their jean shorts must be gay.
All I'm saying is that a jersey on an adult is a terrible look. Most grads that I know would never be caught dead in one.
Spot on Anon 5:10. Hobnail boot and Anon 5:01 think that if you care about or comment on another man's attire, you're a flaming homo. Yet I'd be willing to bet my entire life's savings that they've commented on Gator fans attire (particularly their love of jean shorts) many times over the years. Pot meet kettle. Either that or they are gay themselves?
I'd love for them to explain that one, but they'll either run away and hide or try to change the subject entirely.
I have never bought a jersey to wear to a game before (I have one for my 2 year old), but Paul and Anons, in your own ways you have inspired me to purchase one.
Anons, come see me in Section 110 this fall. I'll be the grad student in the Rennie Curran jersey with a special present for you.
(Hint: It's my sweaty back fat...you'll love the taste.)
And as obvious proud members of the community, you of all people should know that the accepted nomenclature is "Bear"...not "fat", "gross", or "OMG your fat's all over me". Jesus, I'm straight as an arrow and even I know that.
Now back to less homoerotic matters.
In fact, I have made fun of the jorts-clad Gator fans. But you must understand, I'm not passing judgement on their style, so much as it's part of a running laundry list of stereotypes that our friends to the south live up to.
Lack of sophistication = funny.
Saying that guys who wear jerseys have "disgusting fat body(s)" crosses a homo line that if you can't see, then quite frankly, makes this whole thing even more hilarious.
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Wicked funny stuff! The 1st anon jersey poster IS a douche bag! Dude, who cares what other men are wearing? If you were not so caught up in "...my love of exercise and enjoyment of eating a healthy diet..." maybe you would enjoy life like the guys "pounding wings"! What exactly are you attempting to hide?
All of a sudden, I want a Jersey...and I was born in '63
I was born in 63. I am not fat or a slob and I workout 3 times a week and I proudly parade around in my #24 blackout jersey and I look good doing it.
So, EF off douchbag.
Adult Caucasians wearing jerseys... It's just wrong.
Say something nice to me about my jersey at the next home game and maybe I'll let you squeeze one of my moobs.
"In fact, I have made fun of the jorts-clad Gator fans. But you must understand, I'm not passing judgement on their style.."
Yea, that makes perfect sense. You even mentioned "jorts" in the sentence...but you making fun of them has nothing to do with what they're wearing, and you're not passing any judgment on it. Yep, got it.
"Lack of sophistication = funny."
Lack of sophistication in regard to what? What are you basing that (at least partly) on? Perhaps the fact that they wear jean shorts? So, whether you'll admit it or not, you're passing judgment based on what their wearing. Heck, you're formulating an opinion on their overall sophistication depending on what they wear.
Yet me and others are the gay ones here. Again, makes perfect sense. The fact is, thinking grown men wearing jerseys is stupid is absolutely no different than you and many others (myself included) thinking wearing jean shorts is stupid. However, you won't admit it since one involves Gator fans and another involves our own fans.
Man, winning this argument is as easy as fishing with dynamite.
I'll just say this, a jersey on a grown man, fat or thin, is a terrible look. IMHO it's a yankee, NFL, sidewalk fan look.
Wow...must be the offseason. 30 comments about FASHION?!?
And not just any fashion...FAT FASHION (or Plus-sized for the PC crowd)
But really, what choice do larger fans have but a 3X Rennie Curran jersey?
Its not like they make a UGA Moo Moo...
If they did I would totally own one already.
Exactly what can you wear and meet your specs? A red UGA polo and Khaki shorts? Is that mainstream enough for you?
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