Most unique school colors?

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Anonymous wrote:I like the old-timey colors and patterns. Like Harvard. Crimson with an H. Simple. Notre Dame with the gold and blue. You know what's what with these schools and there are a gazzilion years of history behind it.

The University of Maryland color scheme is an abomination to all that is good and decent in this world.

Totally agree. I hate UMD’s garish color scheme. It’s on their license plates too - so ugly.

[Anonymous]

Tennessee orange.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tennessee orange.

Hardly unique.

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Anonymous wrote:chatgpt answers:

University of Oregon: Green and yellow, but they often incorporate neon tones, especially on sports gear.

You need a chart for all the football games, sometimes it’s also black, white, stripes. Buy a lot of Nike gear!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like the old-timey colors and patterns. Like Harvard. Crimson with an H. Simple. Notre Dame with the gold and blue. You know what's what with these schools and there are a gazzilion years of history behind it.

The University of Maryland color scheme is an abomination to all that is good and decent in this world.

Harvard challenged Fordham over who got to use the school colors and lost. Of course they didn’t drop them but they should only wear all white as far as I am concerned.

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Anonymous wrote:Tufts is baby blue and brown.

I actually like that color combination. When current college juniors/seniors were babies (so born around 2003-2005ish) that was a popular color combo for baby boy clothes/gear, and then pink and brown for girls. I remember really liking that combo when my son was a baby.

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Maryland colors remind me of McDonalds. Ronald McDonald, to be specific. Awful and garish.

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Anonymous wrote:Maryland colors remind me of McDonalds. Ronald McDonald, to be specific. Awful and garish.

How fitting.

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Anonymous wrote:I agree with the earlier post about UNC. That shade of blue is so unique that you immediately know it's a Tarheel.

Same with UT Austin. Just seeing that burnt orange tells you immediately that it's a Longhorn.

The logo is great.