Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor, June 25, 2013
Nike, it seems, makes slight changes to Purdue's uniform nearly every fall. Recently, there's been the unpopular decision to redesign the train logo, not to mention the "P" logo, and the odd transition from Old Gold, the school's secondary color, to more of a khaki hue.
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Well, with Darrell Hazell replacing Danny Hope, the Boilermakers figure to make changes of their own for the 2013 season. Like, bringing back helmet stickers, which were a staple during the successful Joe Tiller era.
The team confirmed it will bring back helmet stickers this fall, however it said the logo on the sticker has not been determined. Best guess is Purdue will go with the aforementioned train logo.
As of right now, the team does not expect any other uniform changes.
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