After weeks of designing, coding, and more crashes and freezes than you can possibly imagine, it is finally ready!

I have added dozens of new uniforms for Clemson in @CFBRevamped, covering decades of era-specific throwbacks along with some of my favorite concepts. In all, I've added 21 helmets, 21 jerseys, 14 pants, and 3 gloves to give the Tigers nearly 9,000 potential uniform combinations to try out.

From Banks McFadden to Brian Dawkins to Woody Dantzler to the 1959 Sugar Bowl blues, so much of
@ClemsonFB’s uniform history is there.

When Clemson runs down the Hill on Saturday, they will be wearing their all-purple uniforms for only the 10th time in the modern era. Let’s take a little dive into the history of the color purple in the Clemson football uniform to see how we got here. (Thread) Today, Clemson’s official school colors are Clemson Orange and Regalia, but that hasn’t always been the case. The first diplomas awarded in 1896 show the school’s original colors of red and blue.

One of the best things Dabo Swinney ever did was closet Clemson’s orange pants for nearly two seasons. (Thread) Clemson first wore their famous “orange britches” under Danny Ford in a 1980 game against #14 South Carolina. The Tigers upset the Gamecocks that day, likely saving Ford’s job, and propelling Clemson to a national championship run the next season.