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Re: New team t-shirts

Well first I want to compliment you on your shirt color at CalGames. The bright yellow was easily identifiable and stood out from the crowd.

Now for the topic of shirt design, a wholly consistent design would get a bit boring, but a complete change every year would also not be a great way to promote identity. I would suggest having the front be more complex and change every year, but having the back stay consistent.
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