Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor, August 10, 2012
Not a great photo, by any means, but this is the only look I've seen of the much-debated new Purdue train logo on the football jersey. Back in April, the logo change was a hugely popular topic. And let's just say, not many Boiler fans were happy with the tweaks Nike made. Well, they're going to have to get used to it, because it's displayed at the bottom of the collar, just like the old logo, sandwiched in between the new "B1G" patch and the Nike swoosh.
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As much as Purdue fans disliked the logo change, there is something to be happy about: Nike didn't give Purdue the bi-colored collar it has incorporated on NFL jerseys. That said, the flywire collar – aka the stripes that look like thin strips of black tape – are back, and they're an acquired taste.
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