2011 KU football media day

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The Jayhawk secondary, clockwise from center, are Isiah Barfield, Tyler Patmon, Keeston Terry, Corrigan Powell, ...

KU linebackers Huldon Tharp, left, Darius Willis and Steven Johnson.

Nick Krug/Journal-World Photo.Kansas defensive end Toben Opurum

Kansas receivers, clockwise from front left, Daymond Patterson, Ricki Herod, Chris Omigie, Kale Pick, Andrew ...

Kansas University junior D.J. Beshears has fine-tuned his approach to playing wide receiver this fall. ...

Kansas University wide receiver Daymond Patterson will be counted on as the Jayhawks No. 1 ...

Kansas running back James Sims.

Kansas safety Lubbock Smith.

Kansas linebacker and Lawrence native Tyler Hunt, 49, is teased by cornerback Greg Brown, right ...

The Kansas offensive line, from left, Tanner Hawkinson, Duane Zlatnik, Jeremiah Hatch, Trevor Marrongelli and ...

Kansas freshman running back Brandon Bourbon.

The shadows and shapes of KU football players seek shelter under an umbrella during team ...

Kansas University receiver Kale Pick.

Kansas senior quarterback Quinn Meacham.

Kansas University special teams players are, Back row, from left: long snappers Justin Carnes and ...

Kansas offensive lineman Duane Zlatnik.

Kansas players line up and use each others backs to fill out photograph forms Tuesday, ...

Kansas safety Bradley McDougald.

Kansas Running backs from left back row, Nick Sizemore, James Sims, Brandon Bourbon and Anthony ...

Kansas tight end Tim Biere.

Kansas University defensive linemen, from left, Patrick Dorsey, Toben Opurum and Richard Johnson made it ...

Kansas quarterback Jordan Webb.

Kansas quarterbacks, from left, Quinn Mecham, Jordan Webb and Blake Jablonski.

Kansas defensive end Toben Opurum.

Ben Kliewer 2 years, 8 months ago

Sleeveless jerseys? Wow, Gill is progressive... Or, if you've seen any football game in the last five years, you'd realize that jerseys are made from a stretch-fit material that conforms over shoulder pads for a tight, fitted look that also cuts down on drag and catching of wayward material. For examples, check out, oh I don't know, the NFL, any NCAA football game...your local high school... Anyhoo, the new jersey design, even though it's just an update of the old jersey design, looks pretty good. I like how the 'Kansas' is bigger on the front... Now, if we could get some names on the back and some red stripes on the helmet, we'd be in business...