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Jazzman12 said:
I’ll go to my grave insisting that the J-Note is one of the all-time coolest logos across the sporting landscape and could write a 50 page thesis on how the organization has botched that since the beginning of the D-Will era uni’s.

With that being said, these uni’s are an upgrade. It’s evident that the mountain branding is here to stay and I will admit that I think the white uni’s are the best thing they’ve done in awhile. The addition of baby blue on the trim really pops and I’d give those uni’s a “B” grade which should be seen as a massive win for Ryan Smith’s early track record with Jazz uni’s.

Sadly, they massively ****ed up what could have been a home run with the black uni’s. Like you said, just embrace the J-Note awesomeness and give us 1 cool uni that’s all about the J-Note and leave the mountains alone. Giving us a new black mountain uni and slapping the J-Note over it looks like someone was editing in photoshop, never got back to a half finished idea, and decided “screw it, we’re outta time.”
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I didn't even think about the J note that you and others have said on the black ones, but yeah I can see that now.

My first thought was more the color scheme. I thought the black jersey was a perfect opportunity to use the DWill era light Carolina blue, you see it in the white jersey and I think it'd pop on that black jersey if used just a little to highlight.

Especially since SAC uses black and purple.
 
Once again this is a big swing and a miss for me. I was never a fan of the mountain jerseys and doing a mountain with the note is bad. I don't understand how they keep missing on these jerseys when they already have some great ones in the repertoire. The city addition jersey was a huge hit and should be a regular. Then just the clean jazz note in green, purple, not bright yellow and white older jerseys are winners for me. Just need to add a black note jersey and they would be ready to roll.
 
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