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Clemson -6.5 at Louisville
Northwestern at Duke -3.5
Georgia Tech -2.5 at Notre Dame
Stanford at USC -10.5
Ole Miss at Alabama -6.5
BYU at UCLA -16

I would buy one of the metallic orange ones. I think they're really neat looking. I've got a matte black boise one. I don't mind that it came from a loss. It was still an exciting game and the I care more about how awesome it looks. I'm going to remember the losing games regardless.

Found her/him/it, right beside an OSU guy with a cape. Glad you edited, I was looking at the wrong end of the stadium.

Edit: I think Santa didn't dress up, he's just rockin' that beard.

There's another, assume lady, near the top of like section 39. Orange wig on and what appears to be a maroon face blurred out. Some of the people around her are difficult to make out due to the light pollution and the overlap of pics, but she is straight up maroon and orange.

And then, appears to be a Santa Claus type character in J of the student section, like a few seats from the aisle, midway up (About even with the first row of the wing where it widens out over the 25 second clock.)

honestly didn't like the white helmets too much.. just seemed way too much especially with the stripes on the jerseys and pants..

Is there an ongoing auction for either?

I'm still thinking that both lids are going to be a part of our normal rotation down the line.

It wouldn't surprise me if the military appreciation helmets made the trip. They didn't auction them off like they traditionally do with one time only helmets. I also wouldn't be surprised if we see the metallic orange helmets again for another big night game, possible NC State or Georgia Tech.

Well... the decision that they would make them in only a win was made before the season.

That said, they were really nice, and I wouldn't mind seeing them worn again, especially during the day.

Guys! Take a look at this quote from one of the links within the link for the map (emphasis mine)

hen the football player sees his college gather in a million dollars in one year in gate receipts and considers how hard he has been worked to achieve that result, he is strongly inclined to feel that he is entitled to some of the swag.

"Swag" hes been used since at least the 1930's! Mind. Blown.

http://www.thecrimson.com/article/1932/9/29/carnegie-foundation-head-hit...

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