Happy College Colors Day, everybody!

September 3, 2010

College Colors Day

It’s one of the most spirited holidays in America. Today is College Colors Day.

What is it?

College Colors Day is an annual celebration that promotes the traditions and spirit that make the college experience great. It encourages people across America to wear apparel of their favorite college or university.

The college football season officially began last night, but the big games don’t officially begin until this weekend.

Gear up for this weekend at Football America. Here’s just a sampling of some of the NCAA football apparel we have in stock:

Nike Men's NCAA Alabama Team Issue T-ShirtNike NCAA Texas Longhorns Football Jersey
Nike NCAA Ohio State Legacy Coaches CapNike Men's NCAA Florida Practice Hoodie

Related: See our entire selection of fan apparel.

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Gear up for College Colors Day at Football America

September 1, 2010

College football season is almost here, and that means it’s almost time for one of our favorite holidays. Friday is College Colors Day.

College Colors DayWhat is it?

College Colors Day is an annual celebration that promotes the traditions and spirit that make the college experience great.

It encourages people across America to wear apparel of their favorite college or university. This year’s College Colors Day is on Friday, Sept. 3.

College Colors Day celebrates the achievements of colleges and universities, acknowledging their fundamental importance.

This year, we’re an official ‘Get Your Gear’ partner on the College Colors Day website.

We have almost 250 different styles and designs of licensed NCAA apparel. Whether you’re a Buckeyes fan looking for a jersey or a Bama fan who likes hats, we’ve got you covered.

Check out our entire selection of licensed NCAA apparel, and prepare for College Colors Day 2010.

(Pro tip: Forward this around your office, so you’ll have a reason to wear your college T-Shirt or jersey to work on Friday.)

Related: Shop our entire selection of fan gear.

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Red turf? It’s real, and Eastern Washington has it

August 31, 2010

Eastern Washington's red field
Players practice on Eastern Washington’s red field (from the Spokane Spokesman-Review)

If you’re a fan of Boise Blue, you’ll love EWU red.

From the the Spokesman-Review:

Taiwan Jones felt faster, which has to be a bit unsettling for Eastern Washington University’s Big Sky Conference football foes.

Bo Levi Mitchell simply felt better about everything football, in general.

And Dante Calcote felt blessed.

Player reactions were all over the board Friday afternoon, when EWU’s football team – in preparation for Thursday night’s 2009 season opener against Nevada in Reno – practiced on the newly installed red Sprinturf playing surface in soon-to-be-renamed Woodward Field.

Beau Baldwin, the Eagles’ third-year head coach, weighed in as well, calling the bright, unique artificial turf “amazing.”

“First off, it’s a great surface; they did a great job of putting it down,” Baldwin said. “And as far as our players are concerned, I think it fits a lot of what our strengths are. We wanted the turf, itself, but the fact that it’s red, and looks as good as it does, has helped bring (Eastern) national attention – through TV, the internet and newspapers – that we couldn’t have paid for.”

You can read the entire story at the link.

What do you think? Is the red turf a cool idea, or is it too distracting for real football?

Related: Get some red football equipment at Football America.

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Nike’s Aero Elite Competition NFHS Football is ideal for younger players

July 7, 2010

Nike's Aero Elite Competition NFHS Football

Nike’s Aero Elite Competition NFHS Football is for folks who want to play with a top-notch, high-quality football.

It’s used in practice by professional, collegiate and high school teams, it’s approved for use in NFHS-sanctioned games and it’s perfect for tossing around in the backyard.

Its professional-grade Horween 864 full-grain leather provides a comfortable, cushioned grip with high-tack laces, and its smaller girth pattern makes it easier to handle for younger players. It is also available in a college-sized ball.

Get it for $49.99 at Football America.

Related: Browse our selection of footballs.

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