I dislike Jason Whitlock, but I think these are a must read...

• Al Bundy

  lhslep134;608377 wrote:So you're telling me if you walked into Buckeye Corner right now you wouldn't know whose jerseys they're selling?
  
  C'mon Man!

  
  Sometimes you do and sometimes you don't. Use #3 at ND for example. Many great players have worn that number. How do you know who it is for? Maybe they aren't buying it for a player in particular but just want a jersey of whatever school.
• dwccrew

  

  lhslep134;608082 wrote:Why are you guys acting so ridiculous? We all know who's jersey it is.
  
  Have you ever seen a jersey in a store and not known who's it was (of your team)?
  
  What an absurd point.
  
  I think the OSU jerseys released this year were #2, #8, #97, #51, and I'm guessing someone else. We all know that's Pryor, Posey, Homan, and Heyward.

  lhslep134;608157 wrote:And how many times does that happen? Very rarely. And in that rare instance, I'd say both of them have a right to some of that money.
  
  I'm not talking about people wearing them. I'm talking about people buying them

  lhslep134;608377 wrote:So you're telling me if you walked into Buckeye Corner right now you wouldn't know whose jerseys they're selling?
  
  C'mon Man!

  
  I don't think it matters what the consumer knows, in legal terms, this would create a huge mess.
• lhslep134

  

  Al Bundy;608383 wrote:Sometimes you do and sometimes you don't. Use #3 at ND for example. Many great players have worn that number. How do you know who it is for? Maybe they aren't buying it for a player in particular but just want a jersey of whatever school.

  
  Because the jerseys sold each year, unless sold as a throwback (which would be noted) are from that year's team. That's why the numbers change almost every year unless you have a multiple year popular starter.